Reefer4life

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Guys/gals! Anyone know about the safety of moving a lobster that has recently molted? I am suppose to pick up this little guy tomorrow, but I've been informed that he molted just last night. Neither the seller, nor I want to do anything to harm this little guy. So please can someone tells us what is the recommended time to move him from one set up to another!!!

Thanks folks

Deepwater

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Ive had shrimp molt in the bag during shipping with no ill afftects.

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gsago1979

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Once they are molted they are fine...its during a molt that they tend to be a little more ornery...

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Reefer4life

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OK. Next question.. Do you guys think it is safe to have a lobster in a reef with fish that sleep in the rocks?

Deepwater

iTrader: (7)

NO and it will eat your shrimp too

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Reefer4life

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ROFLMAO!!!! You didn't have to scream at me.lol That's what I thought, which is why I'm not getting it.nahnahnah
Seller has decided to take to the lfs... See, God does work in mysterious ways.