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My next tank will be very invert focused and I'm making a wish list. What are the coolest reef safe inverts you know of?
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Yes I love them! I'll actually post up my wish list so people know what I already want and compatibilitySquat lobsters are awesone
Those lobsters are awesome, but I'm not sure they'd be compatible with my current list.I have an invert tank and i love it. It was supposed to have fish in it but one fish brought in ich and i removed all the fish in the tank.
Right now i have a blood red fire shrimp, Scarlet reef hermit crabs, blue leg hermit crabs, electric blue hermit crabs, red sea star, a couple pin cushion urchins, skunk cleaner shrimp, and a couple feather dusters
One of my friends has a blue spiny lobster and sexy shrimp.
If only I could have a mantis shrimp, maybe a refugium pet?I enjoy my watching my Porcelain crabs, they seem ready to take on the World no matter how out sized they may be. Also enjoy watching mantis shrimp interact..

Do you think a red knob starfish would be safe with the conches? Or would it (the starfish) eat them. I know they're opportunistic carnivores which is why I haven't added snails to the list.I like the fighting conches I have. The Babylon snail pretty cool also. Dustin
Do you think the decorator crab would cause problems? I have no problem with it fragging some of my corals as long as they aren't actually harmed.I'd say a tuxedo urchin and a decorator crab are pretty neat.
Decorators are not reef safeI'd say a tuxedo urchin and a decorator crab are pretty neat.
I hear this often because they frag zoas and whatnot but I also heard that they can be sustained in a reef. I really love them they're one of my favorites but if this is the case I can't sacrifice my corals. I've got my eyes on some nice zoas and wouldn't want them destroyed by a crabDecorators are not reef safe
Do you think that the red knob starfish would try to eat them? I have plans that it'll be pretty much banished to the sand bed and glass wallsIf you want some fish as well, got to have a randalls pistol and a goby or two
If they're compatible I'll definitely add them to the list.I have no idea, never kept a starfish.
Aggression is not an issue I won't be adding anything that would endanger them, I just read once that coco worms often die of starvation. If you're having success though that's good news. They really are beautiful inverts.I have a Coco worm and a regular feather worm in my 10gal amphipod nursery for about 7 months, they are doing good but only other inhabitants of that tank are hermit crabs and snails. I am not sure how they would do in a display with anything aggressive??

