Success!!!! He is all mine
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Daniel@R2R
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Wow! Just now seeing this! Cool!
It's funny how freaked out I'd feel if this creature lived in my reef tank. 
Yet as a recreational Northeast striped bass fisherman, I have no problem handling big sand worms, which look very similar, and hooking them to use as striper bait... and I've been bitten by their sharp pincers too!
Yet as a recreational Northeast striped bass fisherman, I have no problem handling big sand worms, which look very similar, and hooking them to use as striper bait... and I've been bitten by their sharp pincers too!
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what are you feeding the worm?
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Renee
Slick? LOL! His colors are indeed beautiful.
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Wiz
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About halfway through this video you will see his head and tail in one particular spot underneath the large rock. That large spot is where the mantis shrimp cave was. The two caves are now connected and I cannot find the Mantis. It's possible he still under there but he is definitely far under
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Renee
He's so cool, Dude.
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I noticed this morning that most of the rubble with the palleys and polyps and Kenya Trees that were in front are all pulled to where the front of the Mantis cave was. He is collecting all the rocks in the tank and making the cave bigger.
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That's what my mantis used to do.
