General information The Nerite Snail comes from the inner tidal areas of the Pacific and Caribbean Oceans and has a rounded shell. This snail does not grow very large, and the coloration is brown to black. They are wonderful scavengers for reef aquariums as they remain small and with their rounded shells, rarely knock over…
General information Tridacna crocea are beautiful clams oftentimes displaying a variety of colorations with intricate patterns. These clams are capable of reaching a maximum size of 6" in the wild. The Crocea Clam can penetrate through limestone substrates by releasing an acid to break down the carbonate in the stone. It uses the ridges of…
General information The Squamosa Clam is also referred to as the Scaled Clam, as its species name ‘Squamosa’ is the Latin word for ‘scale’. The numerous rows of large scales over its entire shell are often used as a shelter by other organisms, such as small crabs, bivalves, and other sessile invertebrates. The shell is…
General information The Bulb Anemone can develop a unique bulb tip at the end of its tentacles. When hungry, will stretch its sweeper tentacles to grab food from the water column. After feeding, the tentacles then shorten again and take on their bulbous appearance. Generally, Bulb Anemones from Fiji and Tonga are shaded in soft…
General information The 12 Tentacle Anemone (Halcampa Arctica) can live from 3 meters up to 397 meters down the ocean surface.