Species

Protoreaster linckii

A bold, knobby sea star from African shores that commands attention in any reef display.

Caridina multidentata

The aquarium's hardest-working algae crew, with a habit of stealing everyone's lunch.

Periclimenes brevicarpalis

A delicate little shrimp that lives boldly among anemone tentacles.

Stenorhynchus seticornis

A spider-legged oddity with a needle nose that turns reef tanks into conversation pieces.

Physella acuta

The unstoppable little snail that thrives where others fail.

Neocaridina palmata

A boldly patterned dwarf shrimp that brings real color to planted nano tanks.

Procambarus alleni

Florida's boldest crustacean, in an almost unreal shade of blue.

Linckia laevigata

A vivid blue star from Indo-Pacific reefs, built for the patient reef keeper.

Calappa lophos

A reef-dwelling box crab with a domed shell built for burrowing and defense.

Lybia tessellata

The tiny crab that arms itself with living anemones for defense and hunting.

Cambarellus shufeldtii

A pint-sized Louisiana crayfish that won't terrorize your plants or tankmates.

Rhynchocinetes durbanensis

A lively, social shrimp that earns its 'dancing' nickname with constant restless movement.

Caridina dennerli

A bold red-and-white shrimp from ancient Sulawesi lakes, unlike anything else in freshwater.

Caridina spongicola

A bright little freshwater shrimp with a wild Sulawesi backstory.

Cerithium sp

A tireless sand-sifter that earns its keep in any reef tank.

Neocaridina davidi

Vivid little grazers that keep tanks clean and breed readily in captivity.

Protoreaster nodosus

A bold, knobbed sea star that demands a mature, well-stocked reef to thrive.

Ovula ovum

A glossy white shell with a jet-black mantle that turns heads in any reef tank.

Caridina cantonensis

Boldly patterned dwarf shrimp that reward careful water chemistry with constant activity.

Caridina logemanni

The iconic red-and-white dwarf shrimp that turned nano tanks into an art form.

Calappa flammea

A brilliantly patterned box crab that buries itself and cracks shells with ease.

Palaemonetes paludosus

Nearly transparent and endlessly busy, ghost shrimp are a perfect starter invertebrate.

Tridacna gigas

The largest bivalve on Earth, and a true centerpiece for the reef tank.

Stenopus scutellatus

A banded cleaner shrimp from the Atlantic with serious attitude for its size.

Caridina woltereckae

A boldly patterned Sulawesi shrimp that brings serious color to a nano tank.

Cambarellus diminutus

North America's tiniest crayfish, perfectly sized for a nano setup.

Caridina babaulti

A hardy, color-shifting dwarf shrimp that surprises you with every molt.

Procambarus virginalis

The only known parthenogenetic crayfish. Every individual is female and a perfect clone.

Cherax peknyi

A bold Australian freshwater crayfish with personality to spare.

Saron marmoratus

A boldly patterned reef shrimp that hides by day and roams by night.

Tridacna maxima

A living jewel for the reef tank, with a lifespan that can outlast your mortgage.

Cambarellus patzcuarensis

Tiny, peaceful, and full of personality. The dwarf crayfish that plays well with others.

Linckia multifora

A reef sea star that comes in a kaleidoscope of mottled patterns, each one unique.

Nassarius vibex

A tireless sand-sifting scavenger that keeps reef substrate clean and aerated.

Nassarius distortus

A tidy little scavenger from the Yaeyama Islands with a distinctively ornate shell.

Lysmata wurdemanni

The reef cleaner that actually eats pest aiptasia anemones.