invertebrate

  1. Devin_R.

    Tiny Clam ID

    Hello, I just received a cleanup crew shipment and in one of the bags with a whole mess of dwarf ceriths there was what looks to be an extremely small clam. It's no bigger than a centimeter and I'm wondering if anyone knows if it will get larger or remain small. I placed it in my sand bed...
  2. FishAreCool

    Long Lived Fish and Invertebrates

    I will probably be getting a 75 gallon sometimes this year and would like to know which fish and invertebrates that are good for a 75 gallon can live 10+ years
  3. Puzzles386

    Florida Live Goods Emerald crab and Peppermint shrimp need new home

    I am selling my emerald crab and peppermint shrimp, as they like to tear up my hammers and I do not have a sump (running a canister). Peppermint shrimp is a great proven aiptasia consumer. Looking for $6 each or $10 for both OBO to a good home. I can provide pics upon request. Local meetup near...
  4. V

    Clean up crew

    Hello, I have a Fluval Evo 13.5 that has been set up since early October of last year. It has had a big algae problem since the beginning and I’ve had different inverts during this time. Currently, I have a tuxedo urchin and three electric blue hermit crabs. The urchin is pretty small but there...
  5. T

    CUC for 25 Gallon Lagoon

    Hey y'all! My tank is showing diatoms finally so I was thinking it was time to get a CUC. I would like to avoid hermits and do a snail only CUC, but not sure how many of each to get. Since I am in the beginning stages, I figured half the amount would be efficient for now, but the problem is that...
  6. Nutramar Foods

    Real Star Power

    There are a few different common names for this star; most often it is called the African Red Tip / Knob Sea Star, but it is also frequently identified as Red Spine Star, Red General Star, African Sea Star and Red Spine Star. Like all the sea stars that have “linckii” in their name, Protoreaster...
  7. R

    Introducing a Invertebrate.

    Can can add a invertebrate straight to my display tank? No quarantine
  8. SquidySpecs

    Discussion for invertebrate only aquarium

    At some point in the future, I would like to set up an aquarium with only invertebrates like snails, crabs, shrimp, brittle stars, and so on. (no fish or corals!) These are in my opinion, some of the most fascinating members of the aquarium hobby and reef ecosystems in general! So naturally I...
  9. Nutramar Foods

    Lincking You To A Beautiful Red Star

    Of all the colors to get into your aquarium, red is one of the hardest. There are few corals, and not that many fish that are dominantly red, the ones that are often huge, or hard to keep, or expensive. There is however, the Red Linckia Sea Star. They range in color from a deep royal red to a...
  10. Nutramar Foods

    Photo of the Week: Curly-Que Pistol Shrimp

    The Curly-Que Pistol Shrimp is one of the coolest creatures in the ocean! This tiny shrimp has a unique weapon that allows it to stun prey and defend itself: a specialized claw that snaps shut with a loud popping sound. The snap is so powerful that it creates a shockwave and a cavitation...
  11. CoralsAnonymous

    California Live Goods SPONSOR Blue Spotted Sea Hare - currently OOS

    Hello everyone from Corals Anonymous. Just arrived to our tanks is the Blue Spotted Sea Hare - for anyone with an algae problem and add some splash to their tank, these alien looking algae-grazers are a great addition to any tank. Click any of our highlight images below to head over to the...
  12. besskurz

    South Carolina WTB Lysmata boggessi - Peppermint shrimp

    - hey do you have aiptasia? I'm hungry. Yes I would like to buy a shrimp to attempt killing aiptasia. Its a hit and miss, yes, I read the disclaimer. I'm in south carolina upstate.
  13. Starfishandseahorse

    Urchin releasing fountain of white balls

    UPDATE: Every response I receive confirming the balls are poop gets to play a part of the mounting evidence that I just spent multiple hours of my life staring at, photographing, and squishing urchin feces (multiple times) with my bare hands. Then I posted about it online for all to see...
  14. His Coral Highness

    Replacing Pistol Shrimp

    I have a 16 gallon mixed reef tank that already has a pincushion urchin, fire shrimp, coco worms, rock flowers, and a couple of snails. I also have a pistol shrimp. Unfortunately the pistol shrimp never comes out during the day and loves to grab corals and pull them into its lair at night (even...
  15. Smooch30

    Florida Aquariums Aquarium Controller Return Pumps Sumps Miscellaneous Package Deal Dry Goods Reef Aquarium System Located in Tampa, FL *One Low Price* $5,000 OBO

    Getting out of the hobby. Everything goes for $5,000 OBO! Tank Tsunami 600-Gallon 120"Lx36"Wx36"H Rectangular Acrylic Aquarium (has minor scratches) = $3,000.00 (Pickup Only) Canopy/Cabinets Canopy: Standard 15"(H) open back – Oak X 1 (Houses 12 Radion LED XR30w) = $250.00 (Pickup Only)...
  16. Reef Outfit

    Florida Live Goods Rainbow Bubble Tip Anemone - Florida - Will ship - $75

    Rainbow Bubble Tip Anemone Ships from Sarasota, Florida (pick-up available) Size medium Plenty available $75 Shipping: $10 - USPS small flat rate box (no DOA guarantee) - 3 day average delivery $39 - UPS Overnight in foam box and ice pack (DOA guarantee minus shipping) FREE Shipping over...
  17. Tom nhia

    Uncommon Nano Gobies and Inverts

    This thread is for the general discussion of the classified ad Uncommon Nano Gobies and Inverts. For more information about this item, please click the link or ask a question in this thread. Please add to the discussion here.
  18. SaltwaterGuruNeeded

    Salt for Shrimp?

    Do you guys think using Instant Ocean Sea Salt (Purple Bag) is ok to use for a yellow coral banded shrimp? Does it have enough iodine and other trace elements for it. I also have 2, 5 gallon buckets of Instant Ocean Reef Salts. I'm going to guess this one is better, but was just wondering if...
  19. reefsaver

    Hitchiker/Pest/Critter/ what the heck IS THIS, Please Help!

    I bought my first ever coral about 4 months ago, a small 2 head Torch and a fungia plate coral, I dipped them both and got a small flatworm off the torch luckily. A few days into owning the torch and watching it get used to the water and extend, I noticed a little section of bristly exoskeleton...
  20. reefsaver

    What is the coolest Hitchhiker that has made their way into your tank?

    We all like to treat our Coral with dip and maybe some of us don't do it or never have at all. I would like to know, what is the coolest hitchhiker that has made their way into your tank? Through buying Coral, live rock or live sand or anything. It would be interesting to find out if anyone has...
  21. reefsaver

    Australia and Nudibranchs/Sea Slugs.

    Hypothetically if you were Australian and you were struggling for months to find a distributor in your country to purchase a specific Nudibranch you have researched in depth, and it is illegal to import pretty much all marine animals in Australia without a license. And you didn't want a license...
  22. BTimms

    Desert Island Snail

    If you could have one snail species in your aquarium, what would it be? Okok, well, perhaps you can include honourable mentions in order of utilitarian role. Really though, I’m interested in your desert island one and only choice. One snail to rule over your aquarium reef.
  23. wvfeefkeeper80

    New Comer to Clams

    Just got my first clam. I tried to be wise and started testing for magnesium in addition to all other important parameters like calcium, phosphates and alkalinity. Levels are ideal. Placed clam at bottom of Fluval 32.5 marine, medium flow. Day one open but nervous. Question or best tips/tricks...
  24. efrainrodz.94

    Unknown creature in my glass tank

    Hi guys, I just noticed this in the glass of my tank. Does anyone knows what is this? Is it dangerous? It has like starfish shape.. I never seen this in my tank.
  25. P

    Upside Down Jellyfish species tank

    Hey community! First post here, looking to document my latest venture into exotic animal care. I had seen a post on another social site weeks ago with an Upside Down Jellyfish and never thought about housing them as I am aware Jellyfish are generally very sensitive and hard to care for. This...
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