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Can a lobster live with fish?

Asked: James, Last Updated:

Hammers Cobalt Blue Lobster can be territorial and aggressive by nature. This is especially true with others of their kind. They can also be aggressive with small fish, snails, shrimp, clams, and even larger fish as well. So be sure to check with the clerk at the store regarding compatibility before purchasing.

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