Yep hence my cautiousness hahaThat is absolutely insane! And I thought the recent uptick in their price around here(USA) was insane. Heck just a few years back they were like $20 bucks, now they are upwards of $80 in my neck of the woods.
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Yep hence my cautiousness hahaThat is absolutely insane! And I thought the recent uptick in their price around here(USA) was insane. Heck just a few years back they were like $20 bucks, now they are upwards of $80 in my neck of the woods.
Nope, cleaner shrimp are pretty much ornamental. While they will "clean" your fish, our tanks aren't loaded with parasites like fish in the ocean would be.
Oh haha.I had them for a purpose, to eat aiptasia. Once the aip's were gone, they started going after my coral for food. They ended up on the end of a skewer eventually.
We don’t have a massive selection here that’s all which is why I need to ask for specifics lol.Crabs are opportunistic eaters, if it's a free meal they don't have to chase down, you can bet they'll go for it.
With that said, I have never had an issue with green mithrax crabs, and red leg hermits. Yet others have nothing but issues with them.
Many cool inverts besides shrimps and crabs. Conch's, nudibranch, many different types of snails, reef lobsters, etc, etc.
Yep! We are suckersAnd you would think being so close to the actual reef, anything on the reef would be available to you. You would think it would be much cheaper then it is over here where they have to be collected, then transported half way around the world.

Hehe are urchins hardy enough? My tank is relatively new that’s all. I have a lot of red/brown on sand tho thinking it’s diotoms but the trochus don’t seem to be eating it all that muchLove my urchins!
Algae eating machine! BUT they do love coralline more. Coralline to an urchin is like crack, they just can't get enough. I have 2 urchins in my tank, and it is devoid of coralline. Any coralline that grows during the day, is gone by the next morning.
Fairy wrasse it is.There are certainly wrasses that will go for shrimp. I personally had a trio of melanurus' in my old system that would systematically tear them apart. Larger wrasses like Thalasoma sp. And the like are also prone to it.
Smaller flashers and fairies will do great in your sized tank and will not go for shrimp.
I think you missed the point though.....
A well fed fish, will not turn to your CUC. Like I said though, never had a wrasse pick on a shrimp and I've been keeping them together for many, many years.

