Blue Tuxedo Urchin

saltyhog · Dec 22, 2015

I got mine from LA and he arrived in perfect condition. Wish he would eat a little algae beside the coraline. Mine never gets on the glass, just the rock and the overflow.

jman9331 · Dec 23, 2015

trio91 said:
Well they are good for that and every other algae....just know that it may accidentally bulldoze corals that may not affixed to your rock when searching for food....

yeah I've heard so when I moved my tank last weekend I glued everything down

Steve Maxwell · Dec 23, 2015

mr fixit said:
Heres mine shipping sucks my lfs is 5 min away try buy locally

Wow...how did you get a picture of one so "clean"?

I got mine for a LFS. The owner had it in his frag tank and my little guy had tons of zoas attached to himself. He still has all the zoas attached and they are doing great...like a little moving zoa display

mr fixit · Dec 23, 2015

Galaxy s 2 camera lolTE="Steve Maxwell, post: 2631144, member: 58535"]Wow...how did you get a picture of one so "clean"?

I got mine for a LFS. The owner had it in his frag tank and my little guy had tons of zoas attached to himself. He still has all the zoas attached and they are doing great...like a little moving zoa display

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mr fixit · Dec 23, 2015

Galaxy s 2 camera its old but takes good pics

saltyhog · Dec 23, 2015

mr fixit said:
Galaxy s 2 camera its old but takes good pics

I think he was referring to it being almost impossible to see one of these urchins without a bunch of shells, frags, etc attached to them.

ou12004 · Dec 23, 2015

jman9331 said:
I wanted one to eat some of the coralline on the glass it is really taking off and soon I wont be able to see in it

Razor blade is a lot better for that. If you want the coralline off the rocks than the urchin is the way to go.

melev · Dec 23, 2015

jman9331 said:
I wanted one to eat some of the coralline on the glass it is really taking off and soon I wont be able to see in it

Hoping the urchin does this for you is ambitious. At best, it will hit some areas randomly. You'll need to do this yourself; it's part of tank husbandry.