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![]() I just found a little crab (same color as the coral) on my birds nest. should i be concerned?
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![]() acro crab...no worries
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![]() Thanks Fencer!
so when i see him "picking" hes not actually "picking" at the coral itself? |
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![]() Hairy legs or smooth legs?
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![]() Birdsnest's are not acro's. Every acro crab I have seen has been in an acro. Acro crabs are usually smooth and white with a black strip through their eyes.
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![]() from what i can tell ( the little guy is so small).. he has smooth legs and is yellow (a shade lighter than the coral)
Last edited by rocco134; 12-29-2009 at 11:07 PM. |
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![]() upon closer inspection... he has a furry body, including legs (hairs are very difficult to see - same color as the body) but definitely there
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![]() if hes furry hes no good.... get him out
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![]() Really, I have one that is furry and tan in color living in my large sps colony. He has been there probably about a year, he hangs out. He never leaves that colony and the sps is doing great, nothing wrong with my stuff.
I left him because he doesn't do any harm Hmmmm!
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![]() very hard to tell now (if he is furry or not).... i tried to pull him out to get a good picture... almost impossible with his size and how easily he can move between branches.....
Last edited by rocco134; 12-29-2009 at 11:46 PM. |