Approx purchase size: 1.5″ – 2″

Approx purchase size: 1.5″ – 2.5″

Approx purchase size: 1.5″ – 2″

Approx Purchase Size: 3-4in

The Sea Apple is a relative of other sea cucumbers and has the ability to spew it guts at predators. It needs an established aquarium with live rock to move around and find a favorable location, usually in a high current area. It is very sensitive to copper-based medications. Sudden changes in pH or salinity can cause undue stress and may trigger an unwanted reaction or possibly death.

Do not house these cucumbers with fish that have teeth such as Triggers, Puffers or large Wrasses. Also be cautious when keeping with some species of Butterflyfish or Angelfish known to pick on invertebrates.

As a filter feeder, it will need to be fed a diet of phytoplankton or microplankton on a daily basis.

The Dwarf Red Tip Hermit Crabs are known to eat hair algae, diatoms and cyanobacteria. They also help in aerating the sand bed through constant sifting. Be sure to provide plenty of extra shells in different sizes to prevent boredom and allow for growth.

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Approximate Purchase Size: 2”-3”

Approximate Purchase Size: .75” – 1.25”

Harlequin shrimp will only eat starfish and some other tubefoot animals such as urchins and cucumbers. Because of this, you will need to supply them with starfish on a regular basis as a food source.

Approximate Purchase Size: .25” – .5”

Emerald Crabs have a voracious appetite for many nuisance algae. They are particularly effective against bubble algae and will also readily consume hair algae and caulerpa as well as scavenging left over meaty foods. Be sure to provide them with plenty of food to keep them well behaved.

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The Giant Red Hermit also known as White Spot Hermit is an excellent scavenger. While they may pick at some algae they are not great for controlling it. They are best know for savaging leftover foods and detritus. They also help in aerating the sand bed through constant sifting. The Giant Red Hermit is highly aggressive and will prey on smaller tank mates, and invertebrates. Be sure to provide plenty of extra shells in different sizes to prevent boredom and allow for growth.