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Thanks for your help. I hope you are right about the little guys. Are they something that become part of the food chain? I wasn't going to add fish for a couple more months but I would like to add a couple more cleaner shrimp. Is is possible for the mantis to co habitate nicely with inverts...

The little ones i removed look like your bottom photo except for the colour is different

The problem we have is we cannot seem to find the big one but I think I have a pretty good idea of where he is and of course it is one of the bottom foundation rocks that has a lot of holes and projections. I will have to dismantle everything to get this rock out. I agree, I don't want to...

I have another question. The LFS told me that I should absolutely not wash the LR with seltzer. Can I take all the rock out and rinse it with either tap water or DO water. I tried baiting it out and he didn't bite though the snails had a hay day. Other suggestions to get rid of this guy...

What's DT?

How do I find the mantis club threads?

As a total newbie to this hobby (we started our tank in April), I would say that our biggest problem has been the stow aways that have come in with the live rock. If I was doing it again i would boil the rock before I set it up. We have taken out 4 large predator crabs, all about 2 inches from...

I would much prefer a turtle!! The crab shells looked broken, a couple being broken in half and the snail shells look smashed. I did spot something today that I hadn't seen before and it was about 1 inch long, it moved fast and was "walking" along a ridge in the LR. We haven't been brave...

AH, we have had many nasty ones, Thanks!!

what is HH?

Thanks for the warning, we were going to try the seltzer water first and see what we come out with

Thanks a lot for all your information. We will try to wash him out tonight. I will update you as to our success

Ours look more white - ish

the biggest ones that we have seen (2) are about 1/4 inch long and the rest are varying sizes of tiny. We live in British Columbia, Canada