Help ID'ing a crab

[vic622]

Look what I found in my live rock ... Can anyone ID it?
More important, is it reef-safe?
It's hard to tell from the pics, but the shell almost seemed to have a green cast to it, and the shell & legs are smooth, not hairy.

Sorry for the pic - quality, the crab is small (~1.5cm carapice) and I had the lights off so he wouldn't hide while I tried to get a picture of him
Vic

[Starry]

i had 1 of those once. was told it was a gorilla crab. not reef safe. (i dont trust anything with red eyes)

[Interior_Reef]

Originally Posted by Starry

i had 1 of those once. was told it was a gorilla crab. not reef safe. (i dont trust anything with red eyes)

Agree'd.

no good

[PuffLuv]

He has demon eyes! LOL! And also 8 walking legs...I would ditch em'!

[vic622]

Okay, so assuming I can catch my little Lucifer crab, can I toss him in the sump, or should I use him in a very small bisque?
Vic

[Interior_Reef]

Find some one with a Trigger, or puffer tank, and drop him in. Wont be so evil then. Buahahahaha

[vic622]

Originally Posted by Interior_Reef

Find some one with a Trigger, or puffer tank, and drop him in. Wont be so evil then. Buahahahaha

Chris, you're nasty , but the idea has some potential ...
Hmmm, "How many Triggers/Puffers does it take to crack a crab's shell ... ?"

[vic622]

So I tried the baited shot-glass trick last night, using a 3" tall tumbler with a 2" mouth.
Put some frozen clam meat that I had left over from making my homemade frozen reef gruel - all good, until the Half-yellow Blue Damsels smelled it.
5-mins, empty tumbler, smug Damsels
Plan-B: cover 1/2 the mouth with Saranwrap.
More News, tomorrow.

Vic

[fishytime]

I would go to plan "C"....get a bigger glass and trap the damsel

[chris121277]

Originally Posted by fishytime

I would go to plan "C"....get a bigger glass and trap the damsel

LMAO I second this