Tiny hitchhiker crab id?

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Any ideas? It's about 2 mm.
 

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someone told me along time ago that pointy pinchers would be a bad crab... Emerald craps pinchers are flat and better for getting algea... everyone here would have a better idea as to the crab... I kind of use that for a rule of thumb
 
Baby Gorilla crap. A year down the road that monster will be smacking its massive claws on your glass at night giving you chills.
 
Currently in sump. Thanks for pointer. Will keep an eye on it. Would like to see how it looks when it gets bigger.
 
Currently in sump. Thanks for pointer. Will keep an eye on it. Would like to see how it looks when it gets bigger.

Yeah just keep him in there. They are deemed sump monsters. This one was 2 inches in body and in my tank for two years before I seen him. I had no idea.

 

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