Banff

All the zoos look amazing and the orange shroom is fantastic! The green shroom seems fairly stressed and might end up a goner.

Ok, I took him to Premium Aquatics today (after calling yesterday and making sure they would take him) and even though I had said i just wanted to give him away to a good home, they offered me a 7 dollar credit anyway. Great people .

I know, I drove by there on Monday night and that's what the sign said.

Like The Reef or somewhere? I drove by the Abyss the other day and it was by appointment only, no store hours. Bummer, I used to love seeing what Paul had.

We don't have a sump. My husband got a large disposable ziplock container (large like maybe 6 inches deep, 6 inches wide and 10 inches across) and dremelled about 1000 pencil diameter holes in the side of it. He is floating around our main tank sealed in that and being fed an occasional dried shrimp.

Ok, looks like I am going to get no takers here. Anyone have any suggestions for what I can do with him other than a slow death in his jail cell? By the way, hi Scott, I think we work at the same place .

EDIT: It seems that I was not clear in my original post that this crab is FREE. I want nothing in return, I just need to get him out of my tank and would prefer not to kill him. Original post: We have a well-established marine tank that has been running without issue/disease/parasites etc for 4 years with nothing other than an unsightly hair algae problem. We ordered a cleaning crew package online that included a ton of hermits, a Sally Lightfoot and an Arrow crab (yes, we should have researched that a little more thoroughly than we did). Turns out that the arrow crab thinks that Hermit crabs are delicious and likes to march around ripping them in half and brandishing their broken bodies at us through the front of the tank. We currently have him segregated and would love to find him a good home. He is extremey cool looking and quite large. We'd like to get him gone as soon as possible because we don't think our home-made jail is going to be a healthy place for him to live for very long.