Other Inverts
Arrow Crab*
Arrow crabs are curious creatures that move about with long spindly legs much like a spider. They are efficient at removing bristle worms, and some flatworm species from the aquarium.
Blue Porcelain Crab
The Blue Porcelain crab (Petrolisthes galathinus) will consume bits of food that are in your water column, capturing them with their webbed appendages that they wave throughout the day. An attractive reef safe crab often found in groups.
Caribbean Feather Duster*
This assortment only includes hardy species that have crowns approximately the size of a quarter. One per item.
Chocolate Chip Starfish* (Not Reef Safe)
The Chocolate Chip Starfish is a predatory species that will prey on other invertebrates. A favorite food source of Harlequin Shrimp.
Coral Banded Shrimp Pair*
Also known as the boxer shrimp, this little guy does not do much tank cleaning, but makes for a hardy and interesting addition to the aquarium. Will consume bristle worms and may clean pests from your fish.
Coral Banded Shrimp*
Also known as the boxer shrimp, this little guy does not do much tank cleaning, but makes for a hardy and interesting addition to the aquarium. Will consume bristle worms and may clean pests from your fish.
Cross Barred Venus Clam
The Cross Barred Venus clam is a sand dwelling bivalve that is hardy in captivity. They filter organic matter from the water column to eat, and while they may provide some filtration benefits to your aquarium we carry them mainly for curiosity purposes.
Decorator Crab
The Decorator Crab, (Pelia sp.), is an interesting aquarium inhabitant that will camouflage itself.
Decorator Crab with Sponge*
The Decorator Crab, (Pelia sp.), is an interesting aquarium inhabitant that will camouflage itself. Is shipped with a sponge, tunicate or zoanthids attached.
Fire Shrimp*
The Fire Shrimp (Lysmata debelius) is a colorful invertebrate that will try to clean dead scales and parasites from your fish from time to time. Also known as the Blood Shrimp.
Frilly Arrow Crab*
Frilly Arrow crabs (Podochela spp.) are curious creatures that move about with long spindly legs much like a spider. They are efficient at removing bristle worms, and some flatworm species from the aquarium.
Gaudy Clown Crab*
The Gaudy Clown crab is a beautiful crab that eats Palythoas and concentrates their poison to make themselves toxic to predators.
Giant Marine Hermit (Baby/Juvenile)
This is for a baby or juvenile Giant Marine Hermit, that will grow to be a beast, over 12 inches long, and capable of inhabiting Florida's largest shells.
Gold Coral Banded Shrimp Mated Pair*
Also known as the golden boxer shrimp, this little guy does not do much tank cleaning, but makes for a hardy and interesting addition to the aquarium. Mated pair. Will consume bristle worms and may clean pests from your fish.
Gold Coral Banded Shrimp*
Also known as the golden boxer shrimp, this little guy does not do much tank cleaning, but makes for a hardy and interesting addition to the aquarium. Will consume bristle worms and may clean pests from your fish.
Green Porcelain Crab
The Green Porcelain Crab (Petrolisthes armatus) will consume bits of food that are in your water column, capturing them with their webbed appendages that they wave throughout the day. A reef safe crab often found in groups.
Harlequin Shrimp (Pair)*
Arguably the best looking shrimp in the ocean, the Harlequin shrimp feed only on live starfish. They are used sometimes to prey on Asterina stars in systems where their abundance has become a nuisance. Mated Pair.
Harlequin Shrimp (Single)*
Arguably the best looking shrimp in the ocean, the Harlequin shrimp feed only on live starfish. They are used sometimes to prey on Asterina stars in systems where their abundance has become a nuisance.
Japanese Pistol Shrimp*
This red and white shrimp gets its name from its coloration, which resembles the Japanese flag, rather than its origin.
Peacock Mantis Shrimp* (Not Reef Safe)
The Peacock Mantis Shrimp is best kept in a special tank or in a display refugium because they are aggressive predators. Mantis shrimp pose an injury risk to humans and may be able to break a glass aquarium.
Pom Pom Crab
The Pom Pom Crab (Lybia edmondsoni) is a small and attractive crab that has armed itself with anemones, which it uses to punch would be predators in the face.
Randall's Pistol Shrimp*
The Randall's Pistol Shrimp or Candy Cane Shrimp forms a mutualistic partnership with Prawn Gobies. In the wild, the fish warns the pistol shrimp of danger and the shrimp burrows and provides the fish with a home.
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Saron Shrimp*
The Saron Shrimp is an ornamental shrimp that will eat some leftover food and algae in the aquarium, but should be target fed because it has a tendency to hunt for food if it is hungry. Reef safe with caution, or a refugium curiosity.
Scarlet Cleaner Shrimp*
The Scarlet Cleaner shrimp is an attractive invertebrate that will try to clean dead scales and parasites from your fish from time to time.
Sexy Shrimp
The very small Sexy Shrimp can be found on coral reefs throughout the world, where they have become famous for their eponymous dance moves.
Spotted Porcelain Crab*
The Spotted Porcelain crab will consume bits of food that are in your water column, capturing them with their webbed appendages that they wave throughout the day. An attractive reef safe crab often found in groups, and will love host anemones.
Staghorn Hermit*
What makes this hermit crab unique is its relationship with the hydroid Janarua mirabilis, which resembles and behaves like a coral. The Staghorn Hermit (Manucomplanus varians) is a relatively deeper water hermit crab that is moderately hardy. It will scavenge in your aquarium, and clean detritus.
Tiger Pistol Shrimp*
The Tiger Pistol Shrimp forms a mutualistic partnership with Prawn Gobies. In the wild, the fish warns the pistol shrimp of danger and the shrimp burrows and provides the fish with a home.
White Spotted Hermit*
This species of hermit grows very large, and will inhabit a softball size shell when fully grown. Not reef safe.
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