Emerald crab dangers?

[aquaboy]

Well, i was thinking of getting a sally, but im not sure now, i hear conflicting stories. hell, ill get myself 2 peppermints instead

[suckafishtankcleaning]

well know it looks like i may not be getting any emeralds, what about arrows are they like jerks too?

and geek how do you like your abalone i just got one today

[evojoe67]

i feel your pain. i've got a problem with crabs, also. the little bastard ate up my my waving hands! i hate them!! i wanna catch them one by one, and get em out.

[sssnake]

I don't trust any crab.

Arrow crabs:
"Although notorious for becoming territorial in reef aquariums, yellowline arrow crabs can nonetheless be helpful when kept in an aquarium, by eating bristle worms and other aquarium pests. They move surprisingly quickly for their ungainly appearance, and use their muscular legs to defend themselves against predators. Yellowline arrow crabs are nocturnal animals, which do all of their scavenging during the nighttime, and are rarely seen out during the daylight hours. These crabs do not fear divers who try to take photos of them, but can be quite territorial towards other animals."

[omard]

Originally Posted by omard

Crabs, crabs, crabs...Don't like/trust them unless they are wearing a shell on their back (hermit) or on the dinner plate.

This may have something to feelings expressed above...

"Killer Crab" - WARNING! (12-10-2003, 02:34 AM)

Sorry, pics no longer exist, but was a little fuzzy brown devil. Think we all decided it was called a Gorilla Crab.

Catching was tough. Had something to do with a minature version of my crab net out in garage...small net, bait with piece of line attached & many long hours of patient waiting and repeated failures. But being both stubborn (and angry) finally got 'em.

Think it may still reside in freezer somewhere.