Arrow crab
- Thread starter Ryan
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SSalty
Team Liquid Force
Just lower the bag down to the rocks and tilt the opening downwards, he should walk right out. That is what I do with all my fish/inverts. Nets tend to be rough on fish and the crab could get caught in the net.
Bifferwine
I am a girl
Why do you want to get rid of your bristleworms??? I just addressed this in another thread.
Read this please:
https://www.livingreefs.com/forums/invertebrates/14836-coral-banded-shrimp-dead.html
The arrow crab will kill all the good living fauna in your sandbed, making your tank look dirty and making it more difficult to keep high water quality. Bristleworms are some of the most important cleaners you can have.
Read this please:
https://www.livingreefs.com/forums/invertebrates/14836-coral-banded-shrimp-dead.html
The arrow crab will kill all the good living fauna in your sandbed, making your tank look dirty and making it more difficult to keep high water quality. Bristleworms are some of the most important cleaners you can have.
RyanG
Reef enthusiast
Bristle worms are an integral part of your CUC like biff said. Arrow Crab=bad Bristle worms=good
yote
In Memoriam
I'm along with Biff and Ryan on this one.
Those arrow crabs do look cool though.
Those arrow crabs do look cool though.
Bifferwine
I am a girl
Nu uh. They are CREEPY.
RyanG
Reef enthusiast
Whats the matter Biff? No like spiders?
yote
In Memoriam
Na,Their cool:D
dustin_P74
Reef enthusiast
they are pretty wicked
Bifferwine
I am a girl
<shudder>
dustin_P74
Reef enthusiast
so this isnt your thing
RyanG
Reef enthusiast
hahahahaha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
yote
In Memoriam
Now those are SPIDERS
Bifferwine
I am a girl
Holy camel spiders batman!!!
I live in Arizona. Arthropods of that size are not all that uncommon :(
I live in Arizona. Arthropods of that size are not all that uncommon :(
dustin_P74
Reef enthusiast
sweet
OK, I'm confused. I put him in and now I'm hearing that they are bad? My store and my friend said that they were good!? :frustrat: We had a bristol worm dang near 8 inches long and I've seen at least 1 that's near 4 inches. Now what, take him out? How much damage is he going to do to my tank? :frustrat:
yote
In Memoriam
He's just going to eat the bristle worms.But the worms eat fish waste and left over food.Snails only eat algae,and hermitsmostly like the left over fish food.Bristle worms will take care of fish waste before it breaks down and compromises water quality.
