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06/22/2012, 03:40 PM
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im an addict lol
 
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Location: Land o lakes, FLorida
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I'd please
I know it's a hermit but any idea what kind of hermit?
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Goal levels: salinity 35ppt, temp 78-79, alk 8-9, cal 430-450, mag 1310-1400 po4 .03, no3 1-3 Current Tank Info: System 1... 100 gal Zoa tank I built, 30 gal Ric Yuma shroom tank, 30 gal mix tank my sons,40 gal softie tank, 40 gal nem tank, two 40 gal LPS tank. System 2... 240 gal SPS display attached 100 gal frag SPS only tank. |
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06/22/2012, 05:39 PM
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Location: Lehigh Acres, Fl
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IDK...but kinda ugly compared to my scarlet hermits, lol
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06/22/2012, 05:52 PM
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im an addict lol
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I agree but I got three free..and I want to know what they are.
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Goal levels: salinity 35ppt, temp 78-79, alk 8-9, cal 430-450, mag 1310-1400 po4 .03, no3 1-3 Current Tank Info: System 1... 100 gal Zoa tank I built, 30 gal Ric Yuma shroom tank, 30 gal mix tank my sons,40 gal softie tank, 40 gal nem tank, two 40 gal LPS tank. System 2... 240 gal SPS display attached 100 gal frag SPS only tank. |
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06/22/2012, 06:19 PM
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It's a Clibanarius striolatus.
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06/22/2012, 06:51 PM
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im an addict lol
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Thanks yes that is it.mi did google search and got nothing on reef tank info? Do u know anything about them?
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Goal levels: salinity 35ppt, temp 78-79, alk 8-9, cal 430-450, mag 1310-1400 po4 .03, no3 1-3 Current Tank Info: System 1... 100 gal Zoa tank I built, 30 gal Ric Yuma shroom tank, 30 gal mix tank my sons,40 gal softie tank, 40 gal nem tank, two 40 gal LPS tank. System 2... 240 gal SPS display attached 100 gal frag SPS only tank. |
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06/26/2012, 10:36 PM
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Hm. I didn't get a notification for your reply. Sorry for the delay. Clibanarius striolatus is frequently found on the sandy or muddy bottom (ie, mangrove swamp). They are primarily scavenger and will eat just about anything when hungry enough. There is nothing special you need to do as long as you feed your fish and corals. The carb will find enough to eat.
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