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I have a black sea cucumber too...really hardworking thing...giving my harlequin shrimp a ride on its back too...kinda cute. Detritivore can get lobsters...not the lobsters with big claws...i mean those with very long thick antennas. Those you see in chinese restaurants......the pincers are only adapted for scavenging and feeding on detritus...they can't catch any fish at all. I've got a small one in my tank now...body metallic blue..then the tail is fluorescent lime green...very nice!

My tank got 1-2 hermits...very small...free one..went to beach and get..but you must know wat kinds to pick. I avoid the blue and red ones...i go for those small greyish colored ones...body of the crab about 1cm max only. So far it's doing a good job at cleaning the sand n leaving my pipefish and other stuff alone.

Like wat is'nt illegal? Even chewing gum is illegal.

Make one out of titanium.

Yea...Crinoid is the word my man! Sounds more cheem...rather than 'feather star' =x

Yep...yours is a female alright. Males have a more pronounced pouch. Anyway, All shops might not exactly at the opening hours..maybe a few minutes late? Just go around lim kopi then go back see later lor.

Wow..now then I noticed the nassarius snails on AT's sand bed are all moving in the same direction...EVIL!

Both my babies reserved long ago liao...aahaha...I don't give them up for adoption...I sell them...only a dork would give them up for adoption.

Ya lor..one such fish that is living on land now is the Achilles Tang.

Good...no more brittle stars this time.

Give them time to grow and they will all reach the same size.

They don't eat that. It's not even considered a starfish to begin with.

No nid.

$7-$8

They will only like softer stars. You can try sand stars...and other stars with longer legs... They seem to prefer those that are thin and easy to cut....over those big and bulky ones like chocolate chip etc...

I agree...ghost shrimps are found in both freshwater and marine and estuarine habitats. You just have to acclimatize them slowly.

A companion for them could be a small frogfish?

Ah ok..it found the sea cucumber boring and hopped back onto the blue linka. Btw..my this harlequin is a fighter! She actually gave my reef-safe blue lobster many scars on its tail. Talk about self defense!

It's the sandshifting kind...not the filter feeding kind.

My harlequin has 2 starfishes for herself....but somehow she is riding on my black sea cucumber now..should I be worried?

Adult seahorses would pretty much leave baby brine shrimp alone. Adult brine shrimp are deficient in nutrients too. Try frozen mysis enriched with Selcon.

thousands of species of sponges...good luck in finding the right one...ahaha

Dottybacks are relatives of the groupers....*tsktsk*

I'm second!

Yea...like little troops marching over your sand bed..lol! Btw..initially when I saw my nassarius I did'nt know what it was...I almost killed it...as I thought it would grow bigger and hunt my fishes by harpooning them...looks like it wun get any bigger.