bite me you crab haters i have a small crab that lives in my 12 gal nano it is very shy does not eat my other inverts and it stays, you people take all the life and fun out of keeping a reef tank adversity is the key to life.let things live and you might be supprised at what you may see living in your boring sterile tanks. i say let it live if it becomes a problem then you may have to intervine. otherwise let things live. is this not the reason you started your tank!
bite me you crab haters i have a small crab that lives in my 12 gal nano it is very shy does not eat my other inverts and it stays, you people take all the life and fun out of keeping a reef tank adversity is the key to life.let things live and you might be supprised at what you may see living in your boring sterile tanks. i say let it live if it becomes a problem then you may have to intervine. otherwise let things live. is this not the reason you started your tank!
Just for the record, I don't kill anything I find. I would never kill a crab simply because he's not reef-safe. My 2 mature reef tanks are sump-less, but he can either go in the sump of a new tank I just started, or go into my fowlr/puffer tank. (Any crabs that go in there are placed behind the rocks after dark. Many survive and become CUC, and if not, it's at least a natural food chain kind of an end.)
LOL, I'm a life-respecting animal-loving dog-rescuing vegetarian nut job, who escorts bugs out of the house rather than killing them...this crab is safe with me.:tongue:
I love that!!!! ,,,, in that case good luck to your crab LOL ,, oh I just smashed and killed some dang nats thats invaded my house so I guess you actually love life better then me LOL