Shaving brush MIA, fugitive on the loose, SLFC or Brittle star?

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Something pulled my shaving brush plant into a dark cave and ate half of it. It also ate some of my Caulerpa. There is a large brittle star and a Sally Lightfoot Crab in the area. There are no other inhabitants except for a couple Cerith snails, bumblebee snails and Astraea snails, a herd of BTAs and an anemone crab that minds its own business and never leaves its BTA. Which one should I arrest and throw in the dungeon, the SLFC, or the brittle star?
 

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Crabs are the most greedy and opportunistic feeders. I wouldn't trust them around fish, coral, macro algae, anything really...
 

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I think the porcelain crab might me an exception if it has it's own anemone.
Yes you are absolutely correct. The porcelain crab is the exception. Probably because it isn't actually a true crab
 

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