Arrow Crab 20g tank

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Anyone have any ideas if you can have an arrow crab in a 20g tank.
Will it escape without a lid? Is 20G too small ?
The tank is a rock nem tank with some NPS.
It has a ton off bristle worms and the tank gets fed a lot so food for the crab is not an issue .
 
Anyone have any ideas if you can have an arrow crab in a 20g tank.
Will it escape without a lid? Is 20G too small ?
The tank is a rock nem tank with some NPS.
It has a ton off bristle worms and the tank gets fed a lot so food for the crab is not an issue .
You can always make a worm trap.
 
Yes and great bristle worm eater
 
I think it’ll be okay, one of the managers that works at my LFS is keeping one in a smaller tank and plans on training it to feed on krill. I don’t know how successful he’ll be but he’s been in the hobby for decades and a smart guy.
 
OK thanks people
Not worried about the worms but as long as it wont get lose I think I will go for it
 
I had one in a nano 13.5 sized tank. He was fairly aggressive and hunted my fish down until he caught a damsel. I don’t think you will have a problem in a 20G as long as your fish are fairly quick
 
I had one in a nano 13.5 sized tank. He was fairly aggressive and hunted my fish down until he caught a damsel. I don’t think you will have a problem in a 20G as long as your fish are fairly quick
No fish . Just Rock nems and a few NPS. I think there is still a peppermint in there somewhere
 

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