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Very odd looking active scavenger Controls algae Aerates sand beds as well

Staghorn Hermit Crab
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Green is the most common color form, but can be found in a variety of colors As it is aggressive, adequate space should be given between itself and its tankmates Galaxea is derived from the Greek word galaxaios meaning milky, which describes the ends of its polyps

Tooth Coral
$17.97 to $53.97
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Scavenger that works great to clean the tank of detritus Burrows in the sand using its siphon to search for food and aerates the substrate due to its movement Highly sensitive to copper based medications and high levels of nitrate

Nassarius Snail
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High amounts of current are suggested for this species Prefers larger tanks with plenty of live rock to hide May become aggressive with age and attack small fish and invertebrates

Sally Lightfoot Crab
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Voracious nocturnal scavenger Drip acclimation is highly recommended, and sensitive to water quality changes Should never be exposed to copper medications

Tigerstripe Serpent Sea Star
$13.47
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Nocturnal species that needs plenty of hiding places May not get along with other inverts and small fish Should be kept one per tank

Purple Lobster
$8.99 to $17.99
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Very peaceful and can be kept in groups in a large tank Usually won't harm tankmates except for bottom dwellers and sessile invertebrates Does best in a tank with multiple hiding places

Blue Spiny Lobster
$9.89 to $19.79
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Resembles a bumblebee in coloration and pattern One of the smallest shrimp available As with all shrimps, drip acclimation is highly recommended

Bumblebee Shrimp
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Comes in a variety of shades of pink Delicate but beautiful Needs moderate current and strong lighting to thrive and maintain its vibrancy

Seriatopora Birdsnest Coral
$25.19 to $44.99
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Commonly confused with Star Polyps due to their striking resemblance Lacks sweeper tentacles, making it very safe to place near other community corals Quite fragile compared to other corals

Pipe Organ Coral
$22.47 to $31.47
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Has the appearance of a cabbage leaf Reproduces easily on its own May be toxic to some stony corals

Cabbage Leather Coral
$13.49 to $26.99
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Also known as the Colt Coral Many branches with small polyps Although easy to maintain, can be aggressive and should be given ample room from other tankmates

Cauliflower Colt Coral
$17.99 to $31.49
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Easy to maintain, and easily reproduces on its own Can crowd out other corals, so adequate space should be given Also known as Button Polyps or Sea Mats

Colony Polyp
$16.19 to $22.49
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Very adaptable to different lighting and water flow, but does best with bright lights and strong flow Should only be introduced to established reef tanks Also known as a Cat's Paw, Brush, or Club Finger Coral

Stylophora Coral
$25.19 to $35.99
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Tends to grow in a long and flat manner, giving the colony the appearance of a tongue or slipper Can be green, brown, or cream colored Does best on the bottom of a sandy reef tank away from other inhabitants

Slipper Coral
$13.49 to $29.69
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Grows to almost a yard or meter in diameter Needs to attach to a solid surface surrounded by sand Some individuals may be allergic to this anemone's sting

Electric Green Carpet Anemone
$53.99 to $62.99
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Peaceful reef or invertebrate tank inhabitant Co-exists with anemones Elegantly colored with pinks and reds

Porcelain Anemone Crab
$6.29
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Nocturnal Eats detritus Should never be exposed to copper medications

Brown Serpent Sea Star
$11.69
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Nocturnal Eats detritus Should never be exposed to copper medications

Green Brittle Star
$11.69
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Beautiful green, red, tan, brown, or maroon colored anemone Can be a host to captive clownfish Diet should include chopped fish, shrimp, or worms if a clownfish is not present

Bubble Anemone
$26.09 to $40.49
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Five pack of relatively easy to keep Small Polyp Stony (SPS) Corals Adds a significant amount of color to any reef tank Selected from the following types of corals: Pavona, Seriatopora, Stylophora, Porites, and Pocillopora.

Insta-Reef Hard Coral Pack
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Combination of various soft, polyp, and mushroom corals All corals included are photosynthetic and do not require supplemental feeding Each Pack consists of a mix of 4 different species of corals

Insta-Reef Soft Coral Pack
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Ships as seven individual mushrooms attached either to multiple small rocks or all on one rock Mushrooms within this pack will thrive under power compact or multiple standard fluorescent lights Can reproduce relatively quickly given ideal conditions

Insta-Reef Mushroom Pack
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Extremely popular due to its hunger for nuisance algae Due to its large size, securing rockwork and decorations is a must Drip acclimation is highly recommended

Turbo Snail
$1.61
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Also known as a Banded Boxer Shrimp due to its mannerisms Does best as the only Coral Banded Shrimp Drip acclimation is highly recommended

Coral Banded Shrimp
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Seems to "dance" as part of its behavior Can be kept singly or in groups Drip acclimation is highly recommended

Sexy Anemone Shrimp
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"Decorates" its body with pieces of rocks, gravel, and even corals A nocturnal hunter Prefers sandy bottoms

Decorator Crab
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Bright red and white shrimp Needs plenty of hiding places especially when molting Can be mixed with most other shrimp, but does best with its own species

Camel Shrimp
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Spends most of its time hiding with an appendage or two visible Very sensitive to water quality changes Best to drip acclimate all sea stars

Blue Linkia Starfish
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Grows to almost a yard or meter in diameter Needs to attach to a solid surface surrounded by sand Some individuals may be allergic to this anemone's sting

Carpet Anemone
$40.49
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Polyps have the appearance of flower pots Semi-aggressive coral that can extend its tentacles up to six inches Benefits from the addition of supplements

Green Flower Pot Coral
$23.39 to $107.97
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Wonderful scavenger that will not grow large Needs plenty of hiding places Highly sensitive to copper and high levels of nitrates

Nerite Snail
$1.61 to $8.58
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Large Polyp Stony (LPS) Coral Round polyps can be emphasized through actinic lighting Generally harmless to tank mates

Candy Cane Coral
$26.99 to $116.07
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Glows under actinic lighting Long flowing polyps visible day and night Benefits from supplements such as iodine and trace elements

Torch Coral
$28.79 to $134.97
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Varies in color from green to brown with yellow and green on the tips of its tentacles Polyps stay open day and night Tentacles reach up to six inches

Greentip Hammer Coral
$33.29 to $175.47
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Removes parasites and dead tissue from tank mates Can be kept in groups, but should be kept with non-aggressive fish Drip acclimation is highly recommended

Scarlet Skunk Cleaner Shrimp
$16.19 to $107.94
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Hardy and relatively easy to maintain Reproduces quickly when given the proper conditions May not open for a few days during acclimation period

Red Mushroom Coral
$29.69 to $134.97
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Voracious algae eater Supplement algae with seaweed when needed Sensitive to copper and high nitrate levels

Margarita Snail
$1.61 to $8.58
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Polyps resemble frog or fish eggs Color varies between greens, blues, and browns Needs ample space as its tentacles reach up to six inches in length

Branching Frog Spawn Coral
$22.49 to $121.47
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Peaceful, but not reef safe Excellent scavenger, but requires supplemental meats and algae Best to drip acclimate

Chocolate Chip Starfish
$6.29 to $16.17
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Excellent scavenger and algae eater Occasionally burrows into sand beds Drip acclimation is highly recommended

Cerith Snail
$1.61 to $8.58
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Come in a variety of colorations May produce toxins which may be toxic to other reef tankmates Propagation by experienced hobbyists is through cutting a small portion of a branch

Finger Leather Coral
$35.99 to $102.57
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May become a host for a clownfish When healthy, it will by very sticky Will move on its own to find an ideal spot, but may sting other inverts as it travels

White Sebae Anemone
$16.19 to $80.97
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Long Polyp Stony (LPS) Coral Has fleshy polyps over a stony skeleton Needs adequate space due to sweeper tentacles

Bubble Coral
$25.19 to $116.07
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Spiny arms allow it to move across sand beds Great for reef aquariums Drip acclimation is highly recommended

Sand Sifting Sea Starfish
$10.79 to $29.67
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Excellent algae eater Great scavenger Drip acclimation is highly recommended

Red Leg Hermit Crab
$1.34 to $5.34
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Hardy and relatively easy to maintain type of coral Shrinks at night, and expands during the day Given proper lighting and water conditions, this will reproduce quickly

Blue Mushroom Coral
$29.69 to $134.97
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Immobile worm encased in a solid protective secretion Does best in an established reef aquarium Drip acclimation is highly recommended

Feather Duster
$7.99 to $43.15
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