Bumble Bee Snail (group of 100)

Bumble Bee Snail (group of 100)Engina sp The bumble bee snail is an increadible scavenger with an oval spiral shell that resembles an olive pit, with a long tube like siphon that protrudes from the end of the shell. One of the best scavengers and detritus eaters these snails are perfect for the reef aquarium, quickly consuming detritus, uneaten food, decaying organics, and fish waste. Nassarius Snails like to bury themselves in the sand, which will help maintain adequate oxygen

or in small groups

so it requires at least a 100-gallon aquarium

Needs a tank by itself

They cannot tolerate copper based medication

It forages for algae

These deep sea anthias are almost never available

will burrow in the sand

but usually ignores other fish species

Red Squirrelfish (sargocentron hastatus) make an active and colorful addition to your fish only tank

and can be aggressive towards other butterflies

French Angel | Pomacanthus paru

and benthic invertebrates and can often be found in pairs