The Everything Pack! Includes Fish, Coral and Invertebrates


(5 Reviews)

The Everything Pack! Includes Fish, Coral and Invertebrates
The Everything Pack! Includes Fish, Coral and Invertebrates
The Everything Pack! Includes Fish, Coral and Invertebrates
The Everything Pack! Includes Fish, Coral and Invertebrates
The Everything Pack! Includes Fish, Coral and Invertebrates

The Everything Pack! Includes Fish, Coral and Invertebrates


(5 Reviews)

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The Blue Leg Hermit Crab, Clibanarius tricolor, features characteristic blue legs poking out of their shell. They are excellent scavengers and tank-cleaners that can help control algae and detritus and aerate sandy substrate. They are best housed in tanks with plenty of live rock and a sandy substrate. The Blue Leg Hermit Crab is reef safe, peaceful, and requires no care making it a risk-free and only beneficial addition to any home aquarium. 
The Halloween Hermit Crab, Ciliopagurus strigatus, also known as the Orange Leg Hermit Crab, is one of the more colorful janitorial hermit crabs with bright orange legs with red striping. Found mainly off the coast of Hawaii, this crab will grow to a maximum of two inches. Relatively more aggressive than other hermits, the Halloween Hermit should be well-fed with meaty preparations when they are not scavenging the tank for algae and other herbivorous foods. Like most hermits, they are an incredibly beneficial organism to have in the tank as they just keep things generally clean and tidy. 
The Horseshoe Crab, Limulus polyphemus, is often called a living fossil as it is one of the world's oldest surviving organisms. It actually isn't a crab but more closely related to terrestrial scorpions and spiders. Its body is comprised of three main parts: the prosoma - its head region, the opisthosoma - its abdominal region, and the telson - its spine-like tail. It also has five pairs of jointed legs and a pair of pincers. Like some other inverts, it will occasionally molt is exoskeleton. 
 Its long tail helps it steer as it swims and right itself when upended onto its back. In the home aquarium it is best to keep the Horseshoe Crab in a tank with a deep sand bed as they like to burrow and search for food. This makes them great sand aerators. They are effective scavengers that will feed on worms, algae, and other meaty organisms found in the sediment. At its small size, the Horseshoe Crab is reef safe but may become more aggressive as it get larger. 

Perfect! Just what I needed to start my Nano Reef tank. Everthing showed up alive and is doing well a month later. Will be using your store in the future.


Reviewed by: Andrew on March 13, 2017

The reef pack is awesome!


Reviewed by: Emmanuel Burgot on Feb. 19, 2017

Great reef recharge pack, ordered this with two things in mind first I have two wrasses that are pushy to anything stationary, and secondly, I probably wouldn't see these guys again since they were going in such a large tank 6ft (125 gal) but three weeks later I still see everyone is fat and happy. Well almost everyone shrimp was eaten soon after arrival, it would be great if you could swap something like the shrimp for an extra crab?


Reviewed by: Jd on April 28, 2016

Everything looked healthy


Reviewed by: Joe Haggart on May 25, 2015

Awesome deal for a dollar!


Reviewed by: Darius Kings on April 22, 2015

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