Thanks! I really finding these little ones so comical.. I'm use to big crabs, and when I see the little ones move they look like little pebbles walking - or when they not moving, its so hard to spot them!
They both really enjoy the background at least!
They also like hanging out with the big boys - and big red! Its funny, these little guys are basically the size of a big claw of my larger hermies.
I slightly lied before, as I was going to create a seperate post. But, i decided may as well include it here!
Yep, accidentally walked out of there with a marine hermie as well - and a $5 easy to keep frag (coral - green star polyp). My SW pool has pretty much been constant for water parameters over the last couple of weeks, so I knew I could keep inverts. Wasn't planning to, but I fell in love with the marine hermies that I just had to take one home. (If it doesn't work out, I can always set up a dedicated marine tank, or rehome back to the store... but I am confident in my abilities to provide!) On an unrelated sidenote, I don't realised how much the bristleworm population has gotten... I wouldn't be mad if the marine hermie had a worm or two....
Edit: more pics!












And lap 3 of the background
Basically go up on the log to the top, make a right and travel across the entire back to the top magnatural... go back, proceed around the plants (hide under pothos for a couple of minutes), down the left side, across the second level, down the ramp to the substrate walk across the sand (and over the shells) to the front right, head along the pool and repeat
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