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Emerald crab compatibility

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paul  mannion - 24 Mar 2005 18:11 GMT
Hi eveyone,

Can i keep more than one emerald crab in my 36*24*18high reef tank?

Thanks in advance,

Paul  M.
Marc Levenson - 25 Mar 2005 10:55 GMT
Yes, you can. :)

Marc

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electroblake@gmail.com - 26 Mar 2005 00:53 GMT
I've had two emerald crabs in my 12" * 24" * 18" high tank for several
months now.  After fighting initially and one of them loosing a couple
of legs they've been just fine and have really done a great job keeping
my live rock clean.  The legs have not grown back yet, but I'm under
the impression that they will when the little guy molts.  They are such
good cleaners that I've been considering getting a couple more.

Does anyone know of a cleaner that is as effective as the emerald crab
that will chow down on algae growing on a sand flat?  I've got a
sparcely populated tank, with a pile of live rock that takes up about
half the floor space of the tank, and an expanse of sand that stretches
across the other half.  While the emerald crabs do a great job with the
rock, they generally are not brave enough to venture out into the sand
and so I've got a lot of green hair algae growing out there.

Thanks,
Blake.
SalahiAndSon - 26 Mar 2005 17:31 GMT
I had a green algae problem once. Got a Foxface, he ate it all in 3days. If
it even thinks about comeing back he eats it up before I even see it. He's a
great fish too!

> I've had two emerald crabs in my 12" * 24" * 18" high tank for several
> months now.  After fighting initially and one of them loosing a couple
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> Blake.
electroblake@gmail.com - 26 Mar 2005 22:25 GMT
The foxface sounds like a good bet, but my tank is much to small for an
adult, it's only 25 gallons.  Any idea how fast they grow, as in how
long could I keep a small one in a 25 gallon tank before having to move
it to a larger system?

Thanks,
Blake.
kryppy - 28 Mar 2005 23:58 GMT
>The foxface sounds like a good bet, but my tank is much to small for an
>adult, it's only 25 gallons.  Any idea how fast they grow, as in how
>long could I keep a small one in a 25 gallon tank before having to move
>it to a larger system?

  Decorator crab!!
 
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