Description
This is a Nano/Pico sized pencil urchin, Eucidaris tribuloides from the Caribbean. They eat algae from the rocks and the walls of your tank. They are not considered reef-safe.
$12.00
Only 3 left in stock
This is a Nano/Pico sized pencil urchin, Eucidaris tribuloides from the Caribbean. They eat algae from the rocks and the walls of your tank. They are not considered reef-safe.
Dimensions | 1 × 1 × 1 in |
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medrvmx5 –
Got one as a hitchhiker on a live rock order. Survived the shipping. Was on the bottom, thought he was dead, but put him in a bucket of water and he moved around. Put him in tank, and he wanders around, sometimes hard to spot, but I have a lot of nooks and crannies. Not out in the open much, but spot him every once in a while
Joseph –
I received one of these guys free, and it is a beautiful specimen, thank you.
Richard Andres –
Very nano, but this is exactly what I was looking for. Probably the size of a dime. If you want bigger, get the standard size, but I love this little guy.
Andy szekeres –
When they say nano they mean nano. About the size of a dime, but a great add to the tank. Already wandering around.
Michael Phelps –
This is one of the coolest animals I have added to my reef! I really wish I had ordered two! It arrived well packed and was active immediately after being temp acclimated. I was amazed that it is able to climb vertically and hang on in the high flow. Very cool and interesting critter!
Moses Taryanik –
They are awesome little fellas! Very fun to look at and they are great algae cleaners. A++++++!
william darby eckles –
Awesome litte guys! The 4 I received are out at all tiems, day or night, and are really mobile. One seems to enjoy a good tumble across the sand every now and then, on purpose. They even go after the coraline algae starting on teh glass. Fascinaing to watch.
Lisa Schwamkrug –
I got four of these little guys to tackle an algae problem in one of my nano tanks. They went to work immediately along with some snails I got, and the algae has already diminished greatly in a week’s time!
CHRISTOPHER DINKEL –
I’m amazed that they can get into the smallest crevices. Fascinating to watch, but mostly hide when the lights are on.
Janie Darlene Lyons –
Love my little guy. Active immediatly. I wish I would have ordered two.