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Hermit Crab Shell 1cm - 2cm

£0.30

Each shell is between 1 and 2cm and is ideal for species such as Stripe Legs, Micro Blue Legs, Smaller Scarlet Hermits, Small Blue Eye

Orange Lipped Conch Snail

£9.95

Common Name:- Orange Lip Conch Latin Name:- Strombus luhanus Final Size:- Up to 5cm Purchase Size:- Approx 3.5-4cm Diet: - Algae, detrirus, uneaten foods Aquarium Size:- 50 litres+ Water Parameters:- SG 1.023 - 1.026, pH 8.1 - 8.4, Nitrite 0, Ammonia 0, Will not tolerate Copper Compatibility:- Coral Safe Top Tips:- Fantastic for keeping sand clean in aquarius Orange Lip Conch are the smallest species of conch we offer and idea for aquariums of 50 litres and over. They are an extremely peaceful species of sand sifting snail. They use operculum (shell opening cover) to scoot themselves along the sand a bit like an oar in a boat meaning they are best kept in aquariums with gravel around 3mm in size. They are harmless and make a great, easy to care for addition to smaller sized aquariums where they will do an excellent job of turning over the sand and cleaning up. They are collected from the Indo pacific and are the most popular species of Conch amongst reefers. They are a fantastic species to have in groups to tackle all sorts of issues, they present no risks and are long lived. Diet Humpback Conch as with all conch will eat a wide range of algae species as well as eating detritus and left over food. They will clean your glass and rockwork as well as burrowing into the sand and keeping that clean too! It is essential to supplement their natural grazing especially if the amount of live algae available to them is slim. Algae based pellets or grazing blocks work perfectly for all Conch Snails as a supplemental food. Compatibility Orange Lip Conch do not eat corals or other sessile invertebrates meaning they are classified as reef safe. They are extremely peaceful and the only risk of adding them is that one of their tank mates may eat them. To avoid this offer plenty of spare shells to hermit crabs or avoid keeping them together and do not add with known snail eating fish / shrimp species.

Emerald Crab

£12.95

Emerald Crabs Great algae eaters - will help clear up hair algae & the pest algae sailors eyeballs (Valonia)

Algae Eating Hermit Crabs (x5)

£13.96

These crabs are all 2-3cm big. They are brilliant algae eaters and make great additions to all aquariums. Remember to offer these crabs plenty of spare shells to move into as they grow

Bumblebee Snail (x 5)

£13.95

Common Name:- Bumblebee Snail Latin Name:- Engina mendicaria Final Size:- Up to 1.5cm Purchase Size:- Approx 0.5cm - 1cm Diet: - Detritus, Decomposing left over foods, Flake, Pellet, Frozen Food Aquarium Size:- 20 Litres+ Water Parameters:- SG 1.023 - 1.026, pH 8.1 - 8.4, Nitrite 0, Ammonia 0, Will not tolerate Copper Compatibility:- Coral Safe Top Tips:- Popular choice for their habit of eating the pest Vermetid Snails Bumblebee Snails (Engina mendicaria) are a species of snail collected from Indo Pacific waters. They have an attractive striped shell that can vary from a pale lemon to a bright canary yellow and rich black. They snail itself is black with a black operculum (the covering to the shell opening). Diet Bumblebee Snails are a species that are extremely easy to feed owing to their opportunistic nature. They are super handy to have as part of the clean up crew where they will eat any left over foods not eaten by the other tank inhabitants and they will also rapidly move in to clean up any mortalities you may experience. If you have limited foods available day to day you can supplement their feeds with any meaty foods, pellet foods or flake foods. The key is to ensure they have a variety of options. Bumblebee Snails are also known amongst reefers for controlling Vermetid Worm populations. Large tanks with large numbers of these worms will need large numbers in order to be effective. Compatibility Bumblebee Snails are a coral safe species meaning that they will not attempt to eat corals so long as they have plenty of other food options. If food is scarce there is a chance they could eat sessile invertebrates such as Tube Worms. They maintain a small size which makes them fantastic at getting into all of the cracks and crevices and giving your rockwork a really great clean up without destroying coral placements and rockscapes. These snails are compatible with all active reef safe fish but it is important to remember that they are the natural prey of snail eating species such as Puffers, Triggers. If you wish to keep this species with hermit crabs to ensure there are plenty of spare shells available for the crab to move into to avoid these snails from falling victim to them.

Emerald Crabs (x2)

£24.00

Emerald Crabs Great algae eaters - will help clear up hair algae & the pest algae sailors eyeballs (Valonia) Once all the algae has been cleared from the tank be sure to offer them dried algae sheets daily

Hermit Crab Shell 2cm - 3cm

£0.50

Each shell is between 2 and 3cm and is ideal for species such as Blue Eyes, Yellow Claws, Metallic Blue Legs, Larger Scarletts

Black Foot Trochus Snails (x5)

£14.95

Great algae eaters, especially slime algaes e.g diatoms Very robust species, are able to turn themselves over should they fall on their backs Great for both smaller and larger aquariums, each snail is a minimum of 3cm

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check our our full range of clean up crew

each with their own fascinating character and colours

Anemone

Crabs

Clams & Filter Feeders

Clean Up Crews

Jellyfish

Sea Fans

Shrimps

Slugs

Snails

Starfish & Cucumbers

Urchins

Our Bestsellers

Each shell is between 1 and 2cm and is ideal for species such as Stripe Legs, Micro Blue Legs, Smaller Scarlet Hermits, Small Blue Eye

Emerald Crabs Great algae eaters - will help clear up hair algae & the pest algae sailors eyeballs (Valonia)

These crabs are all 2-3cm big. They are brilliant algae eaters and make great additions to all aquariums. Remember to offer these crabs plenty of spare shells to move into as they grow

Emerald Crabs Great algae eaters - will help clear up hair algae & the pest algae sailors eyeballs (Valonia) Once all the algae has been cleared from the tank be sure to offer them dried algae sheets daily

Each shell is between 2 and 3cm and is ideal for species such as Blue Eyes, Yellow Claws, Metallic Blue Legs, Larger Scarletts

Great algae eaters, especially slime algaes e.g diatoms Very robust species, are able to turn themselves over should they fall on their backs Great for both smaller and larger aquariums, each snail is a minimum of 3cm

Why our delivery is awesome!

1 Hour Delivery Slot

SMS And Email Notification

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