N. curacaoensis is still going strong. He's found a flat rock that he really wants to use in his burrows (he now has three) to close them in at night, and he's been using his little blue battle hammers to smash it to exact proportions. I was concerned about the hammers, but now I'm reassured that they're ok. He molted early in December, so I expected his hammers needed time to recover and since he eats prepared food, he didn't really need them until now. I have video, but I need to edit it first. I'll post it tonight. I'm no Kharn, though, so don't expect much. :lol:
He's eating pellets, carnivore diet, mysis, & brine, but doesn't really seem interested in any live food. The tiny hermits are still in his Spec.
Still doing two, 50-60% water changes a week, same as I do for my Coral Spec. The caulerpa is beginning to fill in, so I'll probably remove the chaeto soon so I can have a more aesthetic tank.
I really enjoy this species. Probably a bit reclusive and timid for some others here, but I like its peaceful nature. Mantis light...
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