Aug 15, 2023 #1 4 40west New Member View Badges Joined Oct 18, 2021 Messages 9 Reaction score 5 Location USA Rating - 0% 0 0 0 This guy popped out of a live rock that I was moving in a tank that hasn't had any new additions in 8 months. His shell is about 3/8" across. The rock was aquacultured in the Gulf. Any ID would be appreciated.
This guy popped out of a live rock that I was moving in a tank that hasn't had any new additions in 8 months. His shell is about 3/8" across. The rock was aquacultured in the Gulf. Any ID would be appreciated.
Aug 15, 2023 #2 Reefing102 Metal Halides Til The End View Badges Midwest Reefer R2R Secret Santa 2023 My Tank Thread Joined Apr 25, 2021 Messages 4,261 Reaction score 6,029 Location Central Ohio Rating - 0% 0 0 0 My guess would be a color variant of Mithraculus forceps. I have one in my tank as well from my KP rock
My guess would be a color variant of Mithraculus forceps. I have one in my tank as well from my KP rock
Aug 15, 2023 #3 steveschuerger I love Gonis and Euphyllia. Maybe too much View Badges Partner Member 2024 Reef Tank 365 Hospitality Award Rock Pool Reef Keepers My Aquarium Showcase Joined Dec 11, 2021 Messages 20,178 Reaction score 47,948 Location Beantown Rating - 0% 0 0 0 Looks like a Mithrax. They eat everything from leftovers to algae. Very rarely a problem. Should be fine .
Looks like a Mithrax. They eat everything from leftovers to algae. Very rarely a problem. Should be fine .
Aug 15, 2023 #4 OP OP 4 40west New Member View Badges Joined Oct 18, 2021 Messages 9 Reaction score 5 Location USA Rating - 0% 0 0 0 Reefing102 said: My guess would be a color variant of Mithraculus forceps. I have one in my tank as well from my KP rock Click to expand... Thanks. That's where my rock came from also. I'll move him back to the tank.
Reefing102 said: My guess would be a color variant of Mithraculus forceps. I have one in my tank as well from my KP rock Click to expand... Thanks. That's where my rock came from also. I'll move him back to the tank.
