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Polyps vs. Red Mythrax Crab??


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    Sir Patrick - Reefkeeper A2 Club Coordinator
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    Mine hasnt touched a piece of coral at all, and from my reading, I dont expect it to.

    Glad to hear everyones experiences line up with what my small amount of research on the crab I have found. Its a picking machine!!! I think it was picking hydroids of a lps piece today. Going to take a look later and see if it picked the piece clean. That would be cool if it did!

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    iyachtuxivm - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    I have a huge green that doesnt bother a thing except algae.
    "The beatings will continue until morale improves."

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