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Old 04-04-2011, 01:00 AM
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sure, but where exactly do you find one? Never saw this for sale in my area, not even online?

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Arrow Crab. Most will eat feather dusters (though typically used to 'get rid of bristle worms'. Just tossing it out there.

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Old 04-04-2011, 01:45 AM
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J&L has them on their site.

Arrow crabs are sort of a specialized item that not all stores are going to stock all of the time because they probably aren't a big seller. But they seem to be a pretty standard item on the availability lists that I've looked at so I'm sure they can be bought almost anywhere. Even our LFS, Total Pet, brings them in on occasion... and they aren't much of a saltwater store.
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I have a solution that does not involve worrying about fish survivability or corals being eaten:

Arrow Crab. Most will eat feather dusters (though typically used to 'get rid of bristle worms'. Just tossing it out there.

Cheers,

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sure, but where exactly do you find one? Never saw this for sale in my area, not even online?
I was at Aquarium Illusions and Big als in Edmonton yesterday and both of these stores had some for sale.
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Old 04-04-2011, 04:16 AM
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I was at Aquarium Illusions and Big als in Edmonton yesterday and both of these stores had some for sale.
Yeah... as a reply I was just going to say that.. I see them commonly at those two stores here. Somewhere down that way (QU) should be able to order you one for sure!
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