Hermit Thug

Discussion in 'Inverts' started by ninty, May 5, 2009.

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  1. ninty

    ninty Flamingo Tongue

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    Had my hermits in for a few days now and i had to take a picture of this. The turbo was minding his own business grazing away when the larger of the hermits deicided it would clean it's shell. I have never seen a snail move so quick :cheesy:
     

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  3. IHAVEMTS

    IHAVEMTS Fire Shrimp

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    That's one big crab!
     
  4. cdeboard

    cdeboard Montipora Digitata

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    Yeah that is a huge crab.. lol nice pic
     
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  5. dufresne

    dufresne Feather Duster

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    He might be after his shell ;)
     
  6. DrewGritz

    DrewGritz Flamingo Tongue

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    That looks like a zerbra hermit... those guys are quick and aggresive!
     
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  7. ninty

    ninty Flamingo Tongue

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    Thanks for the id, i had no idea what type of hermits they were.


    Gulp aggresive :eek:
     
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  9. DrewGritz

    DrewGritz Flamingo Tongue

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    Haha, they are ok but- they seem to be WAY more active than my red and blues...
     
  10. Whisky Tango Foxtrot

    Whisky Tango Foxtrot Skunk Shrimp

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    HAHA yah that thing is huge... Like stated above, if there are no extra larger shells around, he may just start a killing spree looking for a larger home... Always good to go to the beach and find some or pay a crazy price and buy them... If you are to pick them up at the beach, I would boil them to kill any parasites before adding to the tank...

    best of Luck, That is an Awesome Hermit...
     
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  11. dufresne

    dufresne Feather Duster

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    Hermits in general are a menace.. lol, IMHO
     
  12. ninty

    ninty Flamingo Tongue

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    Yeah but there so cool. Going on holiday next week so i will do some scavaging on the beach, the trouble is i have to trust my 17 year old to look after my tanks when we are away :( They aint zebra hermits done a web search they have black and white legs.
     
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