Shells for urchin

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I have a couple shells I got from the beach a long time ago and my urchin has been picking up one of my nassarius snails a lot, could I put some shells in the tank for the urchin? If I washed them off or something
 
should be. I take it you have had it a while and did not just get last week.
I was going to put one in that ive had a while but I put one in that I got about 2 weeks ago. Do you think thats ok?
 
crap I didnt boil it, its already in the tank. Do you think its fine?
Likely yes.... this is just impatience. Why throw it in anyway after asking if they should be washed? Take your time, there is no rush needed...the help is here eventually, and ready to assist.
 
Or just or you could get you're urchun some hats. My dude over at Porkchops Reef would gladly assist.


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Ordered some also. Kept him from picking up the bumblebee snails.
 

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