Species
Browsing 38 species. Use the filters below to narrow down.
Amano Shrimp
InvertCaridina multidentata
The aquarium's hardest-working algae crew, with a habit of stealing everyone's lunch.
Anemone Shrimp
InvertPericlimenes brevicarpalis
A delicate little shrimp that lives boldly among anemone tentacles.
Bladder Snail
InvertPhysella acuta
The unstoppable little snail that thrives where others fail.
Blueberry Shrimp
InvertNeocaridina palmata
A boldly patterned dwarf shrimp that brings real color to planted nano tanks.
Blue Linckia Starfish
InvertLinckia laevigata
A vivid blue star from Indo-Pacific reefs, built for the patient reef keeper.
Boxing Crab
InvertLybia tessellata
The tiny crab that arms itself with living anemones for defense and hunting.
Cajun Dwarf Crayfish
InvertCambarellus shufeldtii
A pint-sized Louisiana crayfish that won't terrorize your plants or tankmates.
Camel Shrimp
InvertRhynchocinetes durbanensis
A lively, social shrimp that earns its 'dancing' nickname with constant restless movement.
Cardinal Sulawesi Shrimp
InvertCaridina dennerli
A bold red-and-white shrimp from ancient Sulawesi lakes, unlike anything else in freshwater.
Celebes Beauty Shrimp
InvertCaridina spongicola
A bright little freshwater shrimp with a wild Sulawesi backstory.
Cerith Snail
InvertCerithium sp
A tireless sand-sifter that earns its keep in any reef tank.
Cherry Shrimp
InvertNeocaridina davidi
Vivid little grazers that keep tanks clean and breed readily in captivity.
Common Egg Cowrie
InvertOvula ovum
A glossy white shell with a jet-black mantle that turns heads in any reef tank.
Crystal Red Shrimp
InvertCaridina cantonensis
Boldly patterned dwarf shrimp that reward careful water chemistry with constant activity.
Crystal Red Shrimp
InvertCaridina logemanni
The iconic red-and-white dwarf shrimp that turned nano tanks into an art form.
Ghost Shrimp
InvertPalaemonetes paludosus
Nearly transparent and endlessly busy, ghost shrimp are a perfect starter invertebrate.
Giant Clam
InvertTridacna gigas
The largest bivalve on Earth, and a true centerpiece for the reef tank.
Harlequin Sulawesi Shrimp
InvertCaridina woltereckae
A boldly patterned Sulawesi shrimp that brings serious color to a nano tank.
least crayfish
InvertCambarellus diminutus
North America's tiniest crayfish, perfectly sized for a nano setup.
Malaya Shrimp
InvertCaridina babaulti
A hardy, color-shifting dwarf shrimp that surprises you with every molt.
Marble Shrimp
InvertSaron marmoratus
A boldly patterned reef shrimp that hides by day and roams by night.
Maxima Clam
InvertTridacna maxima
A living jewel for the reef tank, with a lifespan that can outlast your mortgage.
Mexican Dwarf Crayfish
InvertCambarellus patzcuarensis
Tiny, peaceful, and full of personality. The dwarf crayfish that plays well with others.
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.
necklace nassa
InvertNassarius distortus
A tidy little scavenger from the Yaeyama Islands with a distinctively ornate shell.
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.
Pinocchio Shrimp
InvertCaridina gracilirostris
That comically long nose isn't just for looks. It's a shrimp with personality.
Pom Pom Crab
InvertPtychognathus barbatus
A tiny, fully aquatic freshwater crab with a surprisingly bold and active personality.
Red Devil Vampire Crab
InvertGeosesarma dennerle
Jewel-bright mini crabs that thrive in paludarium setups with minimal fuss.
Scarlet Reef Hermit Crab
InvertPaguristes cadenati
A tireless little reef cleaner with bold red legs and a peaceful disposition.
Sebae Anemone
InvertHeteractis crispa
A large, long-tentacled anemone that hosts clownfish but demands strong light and stable water.
Spixi Snail
InvertAsolene spixi
A compact, zebra-striped apple snail that actually eats pest snails.
Starlet Sea Star
InvertAsterina gibbosa
A tiny, hardy sea star that's more interesting than it first appears.
Tiger Shrimp
InvertCaridina serrata
Bold tiger stripes and easy care make this shrimp a great starting point.