SummerSkin
04-17-2011, 01:24 AM
So here's the scoop!
I recently bought a salt water specifically designed for jellyfish, I have one moon Jellyfish and plan on buying three more, but the thing is, whatever food doesn't land in the bell of my new baby goes directly to the bed of my tank (which is an 8 gallon cylinder shaped). I've wanted to own emerald crabs ever since I laid eyes on their pretty green bodies with furry little legs and I thought that it might be a good idea to have one to clean up the left-overs (which is just a ground up type of shrimp).
Here's the draw-back; my jellyfish has to have a layer if glass marble pebbles layered over the broken up coral along the bottom of my tank so it does not snag itself on the sharp surface of the rocks, and I can't have any live rock in the tank for the same reasons. Could an emerald crab survive in these conditions? If not is there any type of cleaning crew that could help me out?
I recently bought a salt water specifically designed for jellyfish, I have one moon Jellyfish and plan on buying three more, but the thing is, whatever food doesn't land in the bell of my new baby goes directly to the bed of my tank (which is an 8 gallon cylinder shaped). I've wanted to own emerald crabs ever since I laid eyes on their pretty green bodies with furry little legs and I thought that it might be a good idea to have one to clean up the left-overs (which is just a ground up type of shrimp).
Here's the draw-back; my jellyfish has to have a layer if glass marble pebbles layered over the broken up coral along the bottom of my tank so it does not snag itself on the sharp surface of the rocks, and I can't have any live rock in the tank for the same reasons. Could an emerald crab survive in these conditions? If not is there any type of cleaning crew that could help me out?