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Looks great! Imagine if its looking this good early on, what's it going to look like later on? :mrgreen:

Happy Birthday Vermont!

Scary part is that in the pictures they don't look as big as they really are :shock:

Hey in the poor fellers defense, they carring their house on their backs! j/k

Your corals are safe from your hermits. One of the worse case senarios is that they knock a frag off of its perch and damage it.

Here is another from a few weeks ago.

It was as simple as picking up the remains of the brittle star. I guess the monster wasn't done with his dinner :neutral:

Island, I had a shippment come in that was delayed. One of the critters was a huge brittle star, and due to the delay didn't make it past the night. The big worm in the picture was cleaning up the mess.

Here are a few I pulled from my 30g and placed into my fuge. These were taken while in a 5-6" Convalescent container.

You are too funny Sadie! What container are you using for the second? I can see it now....your own line of Picos "Sadie's Bloody Pico retail at 79.00" :mrgreen:

Brittleworms are a cheap addition to your clean up crew. Their population is going to be relative to their food source. If they are left with a little food supply then their numbers are going to decline, and vise versa. I've got a few large ones myself, and have yet to find them causing any...