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Posted	Arrow crabs
03-06-2007 21:44 by Linda Chenapa	Bought 1 of these today, fascinating to watch. Has anyone else kept them and can you keep more than 1 in a tank? My tank is 7x 2.5 x 2.5
03-06-2007 21:48 by paul stevens	Wheres the vid linda.
03-06-2007 22:25 by Linda Chenapa	You'have to wait for that,too tired tonight,plus I've got a headache
03-06-2007 22:30 by paul stevens	Take some pills first before you make the video..
04-06-2007 11:14 by JP	Was thinking of one but read that there not suitable for reef tanks as they like eating corals
04-06-2007 11:15 by JP	Is your tank a reef or FO
04-06-2007 12:41 by chris east	linda try baking it in ginger,,,,lovely
04-06-2007 13:10 by paul stevens	Lindas got crabs...
04-06-2007 16:41 by chris east	did you hear about the scotsman who had crabs,he would not get rid of them cos he thought they were money spiders
04-06-2007 18:59 by telboy	ive just read a few articles on various sites + all say ok with reef but not ok with certain shrimp ie banded wouldnt mind getting 1 meself
04-06-2007 21:12 by Linda Chenapa	JP - reef, checked out before I got it but forgot to ask if you can keep more than 1 in a tank. It hasn't stopped eating since I put it in, must be a male!!
05-06-2007 12:07 by Alan	I have heard stories about what the spike is for also note that it is barbed. Basically the spike is used for spearing small fish if they get to close the barbs keep the small fish attached enabling the arrow crab to eat the small fish whilst it is still alive keeping it fresh I suppose. Never heard of this behaviour in an aquarium though but have heard they can become a bit of a pain when they get big.

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