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Zoa Eating Nudi
General information There are many different genuses and species amongst this group of Nubi and they are all carnivorous, toxic and inappropriate for our tanks. Only one species that has a desirable trait and eat aiptasia (Berghia verrucicornis). All species are very similar in appearance, so all hitchhiking nudibranchs, even the desirable Berghia, should be treated the…
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Dwarf Cerith Snail
General information A hardy snail if kept in good water conditions with an elongated spiral shell that grows to .75'' they often burrow within your aquarium sandbeds helping to turn the sandbed and keep it looking fresh.
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Bobbit worms
General information The Bobbit worm is an ambush predator that buries its long body into sand or gravel, waiting for an opportunity to strike once one of its five antennae-like structures extended from its head feels a prey above them. These five prominent beaded and banded structures contain light and chemical receptors that, when triggered, will cause the…
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Feather Duster
General information This Feather Duster has a fan-shaped crown also known as radiole. It is tan or orange in color with bands. It can grow up to 7 inches in diameter. It is easy to maintain in the aquarium and it is reef-safe.
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Electric Orange Hermit Crab
General information The Electric Orange Hermit Crab pops out from the rest of the animals in the aquarium because of its bright orange legs with brown bands. In addition to that, it also has blue eyes. It can grow up to 2 inches. It also lives inside empty snail shells.
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Sea Cucumber
General information The Sea Cucumber has a long, pink to a reddish-brown body, which is usually darker dorsally, often green or black. It does well in a large aquarium if provided with ample room to roam. Generally, for every 3 inches of sea cucumber, there should be 20 gallons of water. It prefers a thick…
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Fancy Brittle Sea Star
General information The Fancy Brittle Star originates from the reefs of Tonga and the Indo-Pacific and is a great scavenger for the marine aquarium. The central disc is brown to green in color and may exhibit dark patterns. The legs are long and are banded with light and dark brown coloration. The legs also have…
