He moved into a new shell, and apparently it has a growth on it. LOL ;D
harleymike Super Active Member Joined Nov 11, 2012 Location Courtright, Ontario Mar 8, 2013 #1 He moved into a new shell, and apparently it has a growth on it. LOL ;D
unibob Distinguished Member Website Affiliate Joined Mar 15, 2012 Location St Thomas Mar 8, 2013 #2 That's a Yuma, keep an eye on them. They can spread fairly quick, move and pack a good sting.
Salty Cracker Administrator Staff member Website Admin Joined Mar 10, 2012 Location Rocky Mountains BC Mar 8, 2013 #3 An urchin picked those up in my tank, burned a lot of coral before I figured out what was going on. I'd look at scraping those off that shell. Looks neat, but those things are coral killers.
An urchin picked those up in my tank, burned a lot of coral before I figured out what was going on. I'd look at scraping those off that shell. Looks neat, but those things are coral killers.
Poseidon Distinguished Member Joined May 15, 2012 Location SW Ontario Mar 8, 2013 #4 crab with hitch hickers Click to expand... strange, its usually the other way around or not hitch hikers with crabs?
crab with hitch hickers Click to expand... strange, its usually the other way around or not hitch hikers with crabs?