<< Interesting; I wonder how they would do in an aquarium with appropriately
sized fish as a sort of supplementary scavenger to process organic detritus
from the substrate. It doesn't seem like they would do very well in a tank
containing gravel; it seems like it would be too rough for them and they
would be scratched up, but they seem like they would do all right in a
sandy-bottomed tank. As long as the fish or other inverts like crayfish or
crabs weren't big enough to eat them or were incapable of injuring them I
think that they could do all right.
>>
I'd like to try the small tan ones in my tank, it has a muddy sand bottom.
Can you get any?
Moon
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