Even though its really cool to look into you tank and see not one, but two new and previously unknown inhabitants in you tank- its not all that great when one looks like a mantis (can only see its eyes and mouth, it has a pinkish color...anyone ever see a pinkish mantis?), and the other is almost certainly a surprisingly large gurilla crab- (could only see the hairy legs). :eek1:
Amazing I have had this nano tank up and running since July and haven't seen these guys before! They haven't really caused any problems i can see- except i was wondering why my hermit population was getting smaller...probably my snails too.
Any thoughts on an easy way to get rid of them? I have tried the water bottle trick before- I guess i could try and grab them w/ tongs- but i was just wondering if there were other methods you guys have used in the past that worked for you?
On an aside- I had some advice on feeding my scooter blenny. Putting the cyclopeeze in a little indentation in the sand so he could eat it off the ground. Any ideas of how to do this? When I use the baster to squirt it in the hole- it all gets blown out of the hole and so little ends up where I would want it!
Thanks!
Amazing I have had this nano tank up and running since July and haven't seen these guys before! They haven't really caused any problems i can see- except i was wondering why my hermit population was getting smaller...probably my snails too.
Any thoughts on an easy way to get rid of them? I have tried the water bottle trick before- I guess i could try and grab them w/ tongs- but i was just wondering if there were other methods you guys have used in the past that worked for you?
On an aside- I had some advice on feeding my scooter blenny. Putting the cyclopeeze in a little indentation in the sand so he could eat it off the ground. Any ideas of how to do this? When I use the baster to squirt it in the hole- it all gets blown out of the hole and so little ends up where I would want it!
Thanks!