I had a Sally Lightfoot that took out Six Line Wrasses like they were
snacks. Stay away from them. They are cool, and fun to watch, until you are
watching them eat a fish....Sally Lightfoots would fit into an opportunistic
predator category IMO....
Shane C.
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From: Jimmy Hoo [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, January 31, 2001 10:25 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: crab
Yes you're right. Last night I spent 1 hour and I found nothing,
even that
4cm crab.
BTW, what about sally light foot? Is it 100% safe?
Jim.
> My advice, next time, no matter how tired you are, if there is a
crab that
> is eating your coral, get it out of there (if you can). You may
> not get the
> opportunity to do it again. As for crabs in a reef, other than the
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