Photo #2 - Electric Orange Hermit Crab

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Submitted By: James on 03/03/2011

Photo Caption: electric orange hermit crab

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Country: Canada

Description: 100 gallon with 55 gallon sump

Fish Kept: 2 True Percula Clownfish, Green Spotted Mandarin, 2 Clown Goby, Orange Marble Starfish, Electric Orange & Electric Blue Hermit Crabs, Porcelain Crab, 2 Cleaner Shimp, Banded Pipefish

Corals/Plants: 3 SPS corals one has commensal crab-(Trapezia Digitalis), Porite Rock with Christmas Tree Worms.

Tank Size: 155 gallons

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