Creatures of the night

fellers

Member
Hey folks. I am looking around trying to find some reef safe creatures that come out at night. Kind of get bored watching amphipods. What are some cool things that I can put there that are active at night. My emerald crab comes but big wooo, lol
 

BigJay

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coral banded shrimp are only active at night. Just be forewarned they can get quite big and sometimes an attitude comes with it. A lot of species of snail are active at night. Although I wouldn't suggest putting any in your tank , a lot of the nudibranchs are out at night. Corals usually actively feed at night , so if you like to mess with the tank when the lights are out its a good time to feed the corals.
 

fellers

Member
anything interesting that is a night creature. Don't find much fun in watching snails and shrimp ya know, lol
 

BigJay

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anything interesting that is a night creature. Don't find much fun in watching snails and shrimp ya know, lol

I dunno. the moonlight period is when I really get down to the nitty gritty of looking my tank over. It's when I examine all the rocks and check how corals are doing. It's when my clean up crew is active and i get a chance to check on the pod population. I probably wouldn't purchase something overly active that was purely nocturnal. To each their own I reckon.
 

fellers

Member
I dunno. the moonlight period is when I really get down to the nitty gritty of looking my tank over. It's when I examine all the rocks and check how corals are doing. It's when my clean up crew is active and i get a chance to check on the pod population. I probably wouldn't purchase something overly active that was purely nocturnal. To each their own I reckon.

Roger that. That is pretty much what I do myself BigJay.
Also you think uopu could blow me one of the small pod houses you can make. I could really use one in my tank. I have a great population because I replenish it often. Mandarin goes to town! With your pod house they will have a better safe haven and maybe reproduce.
 
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