Species

Stenopus hispidus

Bold red-and-white stripes make this reef shrimp impossible to overlook.

Tridacna crocea

A compact, vividly patterned giant clam that bores into reef rock for security.

Aequorea victoria

The bioluminescent Pacific jelly that inspired a Nobel Prize-winning discovery.

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.

Mithraculus sculptus

The reef keeper's secret weapon against bubble algae outbreaks.

Lysmata debelius

A bold red cleaner shrimp that sets up shop servicing fish in your reef.

Calappa flammea

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

Strombus alatus

A peaceful, sand-sifting conch that earns its dramatic name through looks alone.

Stichodactyla gigantea

A vast, velvety anemone that transforms any reef into a clownfish paradise.

Tridacna gigas

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

Marisa cornuarietis

The boldly striped ramshorn that doubles as a natural plant trimmer.

Pomacea canaliculata

A bold, fast-growing snail that can outpace most aquatic plants.

Stenopus scutellatus

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

Cypraea annulus

A small Indo-Pacific cowrie with a distinctive golden ring and peaceful nature.

Stichodactyla haddoni

A vast, velvety carpet anemone that hosts clownfish and dominates any reef bed.

Hymenocera picta

A boldly patterned reef shrimp with a surprisingly specialized appetite.

Caridina woltereckae

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

Calcinus laevimanus

A tiny reef cleaner with bold zebra-striped legs and a peaceful attitude.

Clithon corona

A tiny freshwater snail wearing a crown of unpredictable horns.

Fromia indica

A vivid reef sea star that's more forgiving than most of its relatives.

Chrysaora pacifica

A striking open-water predator that demands a very specialized setup.

Aliger gigas

A gentle giant of the seafloor, with one of the most iconic shells in the ocean.

Hypselodoris bullocki

A jewel-toned sea slug that demands expert care and a peaceful tank.

Cambarellus diminutus

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

Cyanea capillata

The world's largest jellyfish, trailing curtains of venomous tentacles through cold northern seas.

Diadema antillarum

A bold, spiny reef grazer that keeps algae in check around Caribbean reefs.

Diadema setosum

A reef-grazing urchin with impressively long spines and a sharp sense of self-defense.

Trochus maculatus

A hardworking grazer that keeps algae in check without drama.

Heteractis magnifica

The classic clownfish host that can outlive your other reef inhabitants by decades.

Caridina babaulti

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

Melanoides tuberculata

The tireless substrate burrower that aerates your gravel while you sleep.

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.

Tridacna maxima

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

Cotylorhiza tuberculata

The Mediterranean jellyfish that looks exactly like a fried egg.