Invertebrates (80)
On order, not on stock€5,90Nassarius snails (Nassarius sp.) are excellent scavengers and great sand sifters. They will eat various kinds of organic material and help to aerate the Sandy substrate in your tank. Therefore, if you are looking for...
On order, not on stock€29,00The Sally Lightfoot Crab is also known as the Nimble Spray, Short, or Urchin Crab. It has a brown body, with orange to yellow rings on the legs. It actually belongs to a family of...
On order, not on stock€55,00Brittle Stars are excellent detrivores and will keep excessive detritus from building up. They like to stay in caves and other dark places. These animals can be relatively fast, but grow rapidly with regular feedings...
On order, not on stock€45,00The Blue Banded Coral Shrimp is a striking and rare cleaner shrimp species known for its vivid electric-blue body and contrasting white bands. Unlike its more common red-and-white cousin (Stenopus hispidus), Stenopus tenuirostris brings a...
On order, not on stock€59,00Echinaster Luzonicus / Red starfish, is very peaceful and eats dirt from the bottom (good cleaners). Furthermore, this starfish eats algae, flake food, Artemia, Mysis. Origin, Indian Ocean Grows to about 15 cm Eat algae...
On order, not on stock€29,00Porcelain Anemone crab (Neopetrolisthes maculatus) is one of the Saltwater crabs common in the Indo-Pacific region. They are well known for their remarkable spot patterns and for being symbiotically associated with sea anemones. So, if...
On order, not on stock€45,00The Tiger Snapping Shrimp may also be called Symbiosis Shrimp and Snapping Shrimp. The body is tan with rust colored broken stripes running across the back. These beneficial shrimp will constantly move gravel making them...
On order, not on stock€15,00Paguristes cadenati - Common name: Red Reef Hermit Crab. They are excellent detritivores. It is important to place empty shells in the aquarium, as the hermit crab will look for a larger shell as it grows....
On order, not on stock€59,00The Porcelain Anemone Crab is white with red spots and/or blotches of red or brown. They have very large front claws which they use to fend off potential predators. They are peaceful, and make a...
On order, not on stock€89,00A good creature if there are too many Asterina starfish in the tank! Note: Only eat starfish! Their highly specific diet is probably the most fascinating thing about this shrimp species. Harlequin shrimp only eat...
On order, not on stock€119,00The crab and the pistol crab are a symbiotic pair. They are lively individuals who eat well. The Red Banded Goby lives in symbiosis with pistol shrimps (Alpheus randalli). It's quite shy and therefore shouldn't...
On order, not on stock€39,00Sea urchins are often used to keep various algae at bay. They are very effective algae eaters, and will eat anything from coralline algae to green hair algae.Sea urchins must not be kept in an...
20%On order, not on stock€39,00€49,00The Spider Conch is one of the most impressive and recognizable marine snails, famous for its long, curved “legs” and ornate shell. Its thick, sculpted body and glossy interior make it a living piece of...
On order, not on stock€45,00Salmacis urchins are interesting and very useful animals for the marine aquarium. It is an algae eater and is therefore often used for algae infestations. This sea urchin grows to about 8 - 9 cm,...
On order, not on stock€39,00A simple to keep starfish and good recycler of organic waste. He also eats flakes and frozen food. The Black Spiny Brittle Star gets up to 10 cm big and needs a tank of at...
On order, not on stock€49,00Arrow crabs/Spider crabs are useful and beautiful animals that are often part of the permanent clean-up crew of the marine aquarium. The Yellow Arrow Crab mainly eats food scraps, but it can also eat sick...
On order, not on stock€25,00The Red Flame Scallop, also called the Flame Scallop or Red File Shell Clam, has a bright red mantle with red or white tentacles. The shell of the various Flame Scallops is covered with fine...
On order, not on stock€39,00These urchins are very effective algae eaters, and will eat anything from coralline algae to green hair algae.Sea urchins must not be kept in an aquarium with few algae, as they may starve to death. Sea...
