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![]() Green Emerald Crab
Ruby Red Emerald Crab SPECIAL! Porcelain Crabs Premium One of a kind Mushroom Pearly/Yellow Head Jawfish Angel Blue Small Angel Queen Small Red Legged/ Scarlet Hermit Sailfin Blenny Angel French Small ROYAL GRAMMAS Trigger Blue Lined (S) Blenny Mandarin Green (M/L) Tang Pacific Sailfin (S) Lionfish Zebra (Dwarf) Tang Brown (Scopas) Butterfly Red Checkered Trigger Humu Humu Angel Keyhole Butterfly Yellow Long Nose Trigger Blue Throath Trigger Blue Jaw (Male) Trigger Blue Jaw (Female) Trigger Blue Lined (M/L) Angel Blue Koran (M/L) Angel Rusty Angel Emperor (Adult) (S-M-L) Surgeon Powder Gray Lionfish Fu-Manchu Wrasse Cleaner Wrasse Six-Lined Blenny Forktail Chromis Bicolor Sea Hare Slugs Chromis Blue-Green Chromis Lyretail Anemone Bubble Assorted Last edited by BlueWorldAquatic; 06-18-2010 at 05:42 PM. |
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![]() are the Porcelain Crabs aggresive? they look pretty awesome. Whats pricing on them? will they consume my blue legged hermit crabs?
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65 gallon saltwater tank, 60lbs live sand, 85lbs live rock, 2 ocellaris clowns, spotted goby, Flame hawkfish, scopas tang, numerous corals ![]() |
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![]() Quote from Liveaquaria,
"The Porcelain Crab is common throughout the tropical oceans of the world, and has a flat, round body with two large front claws. They are brown and orange in coloration with bright blue spots. These crabs have a pair of front arms called maxillipeds, which have ends that are feather-like in appearance. They use these appendages to filter the water for any passing food. They are peaceful and interesting invertebrates for the marine aquarium. Porcelain Crabs live together in pairs typically found within or under rocks in nature. The ideal aquarium will contain plenty of live rock for both hiding and feeding, and will not contain any fish or invertebrates that may bring harm to these peaceful invertebrates. They are reef safe, and will not harm other invertebrates or corals. The Porcelain Crab constantly filters the water for planktonic food, but will also scavenge for larger meaty portions. Offer the crab small bits of fish, shrimp or meaty food, as well as foods designed for filter feeders." Ken - BWA |