Species
Browsing 50 species. Use the filters below to narrow down.
African Red Knob Sea Star
InvertProtoreaster linckii
A bold, knobby sea star from African shores that commands attention in any reef display.
Anemone Shrimp
InvertPericlimenes brevicarpalis
A delicate little shrimp that lives boldly among anemone tentacles.
Aurora Anemone
InvertHeteractis aurora
A hardy, photogenic anemone that brings reef texture without demanding expert-level care.
Black Spotted Sea Star
InvertFromia milleporella
A vivid red sea star with bold black spots, gentle on reef inhabitants.
Blue Leg Hermit Crab
InvertClibanarius tricolor
A tiny, tireless reef cleaner with vivid blue legs and a big appetite for algae.
Blue Linckia Starfish
InvertLinckia laevigata
A vivid blue star from Indo-Pacific reefs, built for the patient reef keeper.
Camel Shrimp
InvertRhynchocinetes durbanensis
A lively, social shrimp that earns its 'dancing' nickname with constant restless movement.
Cerith Snail
InvertCerithium sp
A tireless sand-sifter that earns its keep in any reef tank.
Chestnut Cowrie
InvertNeobernya spadicea
A calm, shell-collecting herbivore that brings Indo-Pacific flair to the freshwater tank.
Collector Urchin
InvertTripneustes gratilla
A reef-safe grazer that doubles as a living piece of underwater decor.
Common Egg Cowrie
InvertOvula ovum
A glossy white shell with a jet-black mantle that turns heads in any reef tank.
Condy Anemone
InvertCondylactis gigantea
A bold Caribbean anemone that thrives without a clownfish partner.
Coral Banded Shrimp
InvertStenopus hispidus
Bold red-and-white stripes make this reef shrimp impossible to overlook.
Crocea Clam
InvertTridacna crocea
A compact, vividly patterned giant clam that bores into reef rock for security.
Derasa Clam
InvertTridacna derasa
One of the giant clams, and one of the easier ones to keep in a reef.
Emerald Crab
InvertMithraculus sculptus
The reef keeper's secret weapon against bubble algae outbreaks.
Florida Fighting Conch
InvertStrombus alatus
A peaceful, sand-sifting conch that earns its dramatic name through looks alone.
Giant Carpet Anemone
InvertStichodactyla gigantea
A vast, velvety anemone that transforms any reef into a clownfish paradise.
Giant Clam
InvertTridacna gigas
The largest bivalve on Earth, and a true centerpiece for the reef tank.
Gold Ringer
InvertCypraea annulus
A small Indo-Pacific cowrie with a distinctive golden ring and peaceful nature.
Haddon's Carpet Anemone
InvertStichodactyla haddoni
A vast, velvety carpet anemone that hosts clownfish and dominates any reef bed.
Harlequin Shrimp
InvertHymenocera picta
A boldly patterned reef shrimp with a surprisingly specialized appetite.
Hawaiian Hermit
InvertCalcinus laevimanus
A tiny reef cleaner with bold zebra-striped legs and a peaceful attitude.
Indian Sea Star
InvertFromia indica
A vivid reef sea star that's more forgiving than most of its relatives.
King Conch
InvertAliger gigas
A gentle giant of the seafloor, with one of the most iconic shells in the ocean.
Long Tentacle Anemone
InvertMacrodactyla doreensis
Graceful, swaying tentacles make this anemone a natural centerpiece for clownfish pairings.
Magnificent Anemone
InvertHeteractis magnifica
The classic clownfish host that can outlive your other reef inhabitants by decades.
Marble Shrimp
InvertSaron marmoratus
A boldly patterned reef shrimp that hides by day and roams by night.
Marine Nerite Snail
InvertVittina coromandeliana
A tough little grazer that keeps reef glass spotlessly clean.
Maxima Clam
InvertTridacna maxima
A living jewel for the reef tank, with a lifespan that can outlast your mortgage.
Money Cowrie
InvertCypraea moneta
A living relic once traded as currency across cultures worldwide.
Multicolor Sea Star
InvertLinckia multifora
A reef sea star that comes in a kaleidoscope of mottled patterns, each one unique.
Nassarius Snail
InvertNassarius vibex
A tireless sand-sifting scavenger that keeps reef substrate clean and aerated.
Peppermint Shrimp
InvertLysmata wurdemanni
The reef cleaner that actually eats pest aiptasia anemones.
Peppermint Shrimp
InvertLysmata boggessi
The reef cleanup crew member that actually eats pest anemones.
Porcelain Anemone Crab
InvertNeopetrolisthes maculatus
A filter-feeding crab that lives boldly among anemone tentacles.