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Pom Pom Crab - Indo Pacific

Lybia tessellata, Bunodeopsis sp.

(10 Reviews)

With its striking, anemone cloved claws resembling boxing gloves, the Pom Pom Crab is a fascinating addition to any tank. Easy to care for and known for its unique symbiotic relationship with sea anemones, it's a captivating spectacle for .

Pom Pom Crab - Indo Pacific

Lybia tessellata, Bunodeopsis sp.

(10 Reviews)

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Pom Pom Crab - Indo Pacific Care Facts

Size:	.75-1 inch
Care Level:	Easy
Temperament:	Peaceful
Reef Safe:	Yes
Diet:
Origin:	Indian Ocean
Acclimation Time:	1+ Hours
Coral Safe:
Invertebrate Safe:
Minimum Tank Size:	10 gallons

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The Pom Pom Crab (Lybia edmondsoni),is a small and captivating species armed with anemones. Originating from East Africa, these attractive crabs boast a carapace width of approximately 1/2" and a leg span of 1 inch. They are reef safe as they will not harm corals or other inverts and tend to be rather shy. They carry small anemones on their claws in a symbiotic relationship, using them to catch food and defend themselves. Make sure not to keep them with large fish as they could get eaten by them. Keep them in a minimum size tank of 10 gallons and feed them a variety of meaty sea foods such as brine shrimp, mysis shrimp, and coral foods.

Reviewed by: Maryann Belmont on Oct. 28, 2024