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Old 12/27/2007, 03:45 PM
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Red Vs Blue Hermits

Any preference for blur or red
Most importantly is any of them know to be less reefsafe?
Thanks for any input
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Old 12/27/2007, 03:49 PM
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From what i have read the blue legs are a little more aggressive then the reds. Now i have had both and haven't had any problems. I have blue legs in the tank now.
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Old 12/27/2007, 03:54 PM
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The blues are more likely to go after your snails for lager shells.
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Old 12/27/2007, 04:17 PM
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Micro-hermits. Called blue-legs, they look black, and are hardly larger than a house spider. Scarlets are great, a little larger, well-behaved.
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Old 12/30/2007, 04:18 PM
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Thanks for the replies.
Anyone having problems with crabs munching on some corals like GSP or Zoos. I see them on the rocks cleaning it up but can't tell if they are damaging any polyps....
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Old 12/30/2007, 06:17 PM
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I have a hitchhiker crab in my QT that will eat zoas. If you see the polyps disappearing, then the crab is probably eating them. If you don't see any damage, then the crab is probably just cleaning the rock.

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Anyone having problems with crabs munching on some corals like GSP or Zoos. I see them on the rocks cleaning it up but can't tell if they are damaging any polyps....
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Old 12/30/2007, 06:23 PM
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Mexican reds and zebras here, all are model citizens.
 

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