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Nassarius Snail (Nassarius vibex) The Nassarius Snail has a little body with a big appetite - going around your tank foraging for any decaying waste, leftover food and nasty fish excrement in your...
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Cerith Snail (Cerithiidae sp.) This all around fantastic saltwater snail is a favorite among aquarists. Cerith snails eat detritus, fish waste, algae, and uneaten food. Cerith snails will scale...
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The Blue Leg Hermit Crab (Clibanarius tricolor) is a nice addition to any saltwater reef tank because it is extremely good detritus eater and will aid in the removal of excess food, waste and algae...
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Glowing Marginella Snail Marginella plumiosum .25-.5 inch in length Sand Sifting like Nassarius Snails Very Pretty - glassy shells
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Astrea Snail (Turbo fluctuosa) The Astria Snail is a very good algea eater for the aquarium. These snails will keep the tank very clean and algea free. They cannot right themselves so placement is...
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The Saltwater Peppermint Shrimp (Lysmata wurdemanni) is also known as Veined Shrimp and Caribbean Cleaner Shrimp. It is a natural predator of the nuisance anemone- aiptasia, while some peppermint...
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Tapestry Nerite Snail (Nerita sp.) COMMON NAME: Tapestry Nerite Snail SCIENTIFIC NAME: Nerita sp SIZE AVAILABLE: ~1/4 inch MINIMUM TANK SIZE: 20 gallons FOOD/DIET:...
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The Turbo snail is an excellent choice as a part of your clean up crew - as it will aggressively consume large amounts of nuisance algae. Turbo snails love to hang on the glass and rocks eating many...
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What are Copepods? 1. Copepods comprise 80% of the animal mass in water columns around the world. In marine environments, copepods have ~150 unique species. A copepod is a major part of...
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Scarlett Leg Hermit Crab (Paguristes cadenati) COMMON NAME: Scarlett Leg Hermit Crab SCIENTIFIC NAME: Paguristes cadenati SIZE AVAILABLE: ~1-1.5 inches MINIMUM TANK...
