israelnajar
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<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=14281137#post14281137 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Whys
Ha ha...
But not it is not a fiddler crab.
I Spy 3 -- More Refinements
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Ha ha...
But not it is not a fiddler crab.
Whys
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Recap
Riddle: common name.
Clue: it's an invert.
Is it an invert that we would spend money on? Yes.
Does it have a shell? Yes.
Does it have claws? Decline.
Does it have zooxanthellae? No.
(zooxanthellae -- Symbiotic unicellular algae that live in the tissues of many tropical animals such as corals and sea anemones.)
Is it's max size larger than 1 in.? Yes.
Is it able to catch and eat small fish? No.
Is it a filter-feeder? No.
Is it a herbivore? By and large, yes.
Is it red and white? No.
Is the shell stolen?
No, it grows its own shell.
It is not a fiddler crab.
Riddle: common name.
Clue: it's an invert.
Is it an invert that we would spend money on? Yes.
Does it have a shell? Yes.
Does it have claws? Decline.
Does it have zooxanthellae? No.
(zooxanthellae -- Symbiotic unicellular algae that live in the tissues of many tropical animals such as corals and sea anemones.)
Is it's max size larger than 1 in.? Yes.
Is it able to catch and eat small fish? No.
Is it a filter-feeder? No.
Is it a herbivore? By and large, yes.
Is it red and white? No.
Is the shell stolen?
No, it grows its own shell.
It is not a fiddler crab.
Packersfan21
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Does it sometimes knock things over?
israelnajar
Active member
It is possible. Although I have never had a problem with mine some people say they are 'bulldozers'
So I will say 50/50
Whys
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Recap
Riddle: common name.
Clue: it's an invert.
Is it an invert that we would spend money on? Yes.
Does it have a shell? Yes.
Does it have claws? Decline.
Does it have zooxanthellae? No.
(zooxanthellae -- Symbiotic unicellular algae that live in the tissues of many tropical animals such as corals and sea anemones.)
Is it's max size larger than 1 in.? Yes.
Is it able to catch and eat small fish? No.
Is it a filter-feeder? No.
Is it a herbivore? By and large, yes.
Is it red and white? No.
Is the shell stolen?
No, it grows its own shell.
It is not a fiddler crab.
Does it sometimes knock things over?
It is possible. Although I have never had a problem with mine some people say they are 'bulldozers', so I will say 50/50.
Riddle: common name.
Clue: it's an invert.
Is it an invert that we would spend money on? Yes.
Does it have a shell? Yes.
Does it have claws? Decline.
Does it have zooxanthellae? No.
(zooxanthellae -- Symbiotic unicellular algae that live in the tissues of many tropical animals such as corals and sea anemones.)
Is it's max size larger than 1 in.? Yes.
Is it able to catch and eat small fish? No.
Is it a filter-feeder? No.
Is it a herbivore? By and large, yes.
Is it red and white? No.
Is the shell stolen?
No, it grows its own shell.
It is not a fiddler crab.
Does it sometimes knock things over?
It is possible. Although I have never had a problem with mine some people say they are 'bulldozers', so I will say 50/50.
israelnajar
Active member
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=14289143#post14289143 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by daz4321
Turbo snail
Finally someone posted to the thread. I have been checking it all day.
But no, it is not a turbo snail.
oh well worth a guess
Packersfan21
New member
Darn, that's what I thought it was.
Is it commonly found in most reef aquariums?
Is it commonly found in most reef aquariums?
israelnajar
Active member
I will say yes. But I am not entirely sure that they are found in MOST reef aquariums.
Whys
New member
Recap
Riddle: common name.
Clue: it's an invert.
Is it an invert that we would spend money on? Yes.
Does it have a shell? Yes.
Does it have claws? Decline.
Does it have zooxanthellae? No.
(zooxanthellae -- Symbiotic unicellular algae that live in the tissues of many tropical animals such as corals and sea anemones.)
Is it's max size larger than 1 in.? Yes.
Is it able to catch and eat small fish? No.
Is it a filter-feeder? No.
Is it a herbivore? By and large, yes.
Is it red and white? No.
Is the shell stolen?
No, it grows its own shell.
It is not a fiddler crab.
Does it sometimes knock things over?
It is possible. Although I have never had a problem with mine some people say they are 'bulldozers', so I will say 50/50.
It is not a Turbo snail.
Is it commonly found in most reef aquariums?
I will say yes. But I am not entirely sure that they are found in MOST reef aquariums.
Riddle: common name.
Clue: it's an invert.
Is it an invert that we would spend money on? Yes.
Does it have a shell? Yes.
Does it have claws? Decline.
Does it have zooxanthellae? No.
(zooxanthellae -- Symbiotic unicellular algae that live in the tissues of many tropical animals such as corals and sea anemones.)
Is it's max size larger than 1 in.? Yes.
Is it able to catch and eat small fish? No.
Is it a filter-feeder? No.
Is it a herbivore? By and large, yes.
Is it red and white? No.
Is the shell stolen?
No, it grows its own shell.
It is not a fiddler crab.
Does it sometimes knock things over?
It is possible. Although I have never had a problem with mine some people say they are 'bulldozers', so I will say 50/50.
It is not a Turbo snail.
Is it commonly found in most reef aquariums?
I will say yes. But I am not entirely sure that they are found in MOST reef aquariums.
Packersfan21
New member
Do they ever bury themselves in the sand?
israelnajar
Active member
No
israelnajar
Active member
Whys, if you could take over the riddling for the day that would be great. I will be back later in the afternoon.
Packersfan21
New member
Can it grow larger than 3in. in the aquarium?
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israelnajar
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The max size is 3 inches. So no.
