Reef Safe Or Not Reef Safe???

[MFULKERSIN]

This guy is jacking with my corals, Im about ready to give him the boot back to the LFS......my hubby brought the PIMA (pain in my A**) home and put him in the tank while I was away on business.......any ideas???

 

[MFULKERSIN]

oops pics would be nice

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[shrinky]

in my experience and opinion, absolutely NOT reef safe. I had one of these guys terrorize my tank and rip apart every featherduster I had, as well as randomly pull smaller hermits out of their shells for no reason.

 

[Moonstream]

thats a white spot hermit. not reef safe.

 

[650-IS350]

Def. get him out.. trust only scarlets, some blue legs and the ones that remain tiny....

 

[MFULKERSIN]

he caught and just ate my husbands tiny mandarin~~~ and now hes gotta GO!! thanks everyone

 

[seastar12]

Yeah, he looks scary, I don't think they are reef-safe.

 

[Reefynewby]

definitely not reef safe, many people label them as white spots, or hawaiian crabs, they get HUGE (my lfs had one that was more than a foot across, not including shell)