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| Watch this Ma! | Re: I think my urchin just ate my... ![]()
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| Yoda Poohbah~ ![]() | Re: I think my urchin just ate my... this is not unusual. urchins are bulldozing grazers. they scrape off whatever is in their path.
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| Golden Moray | Re: I think my urchin just ate my... I try to watch mine with an eagle eye. I don't trust them. |
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| They misunderestimated me ![]() | Re: I think my urchin just ate my... Agreed with this. They will plow over rocks, and corals in their way. I would check the spines of the urchin, a few may be stuck to the urchin. I would be surprised also to see a yellow polyp or two floating around somewhere in the tank waiting to attach to something else. They scrape off very easily from glass.
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| Reef Shark ![]() | Re: I think my urchin just ate my... If this is so, consider yourself LUCKY. Yellow polyps are nasty invasive animals. They often crowd out other, more desireable species. Their sting is quite potend and they will usually kill any other coral they can touch.
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