Tiger Tail Cucumber

Name: Tiger Tail Cucumber
Brand: Saltwaterfish.com
SKU: 680
Price: 46.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (2 reviews)

Holothuria sp.

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Status: Currently out of stock

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Care Facts

Care Level:	Easy
Temperament:	Peaceful
Diet:	Detritus
Reef Safe:	Yes
Minimum Tank Size:	30 Gallons
Max Size:	6 inches

The Tiger Tail Cucumber, Holothuria sp., also known as the Sand Sifting Sea Cucumber, are easy to care for, reef safe, and hardy. Their red body and white horn-like protrusions are instantly recognizable and make for a fascinating addition to any tank. They will feed on algae, pellets, diatoms, and meaty foods. The Tiger Tail is an excellent sand sifter as it will clean the sand of all excess foods and help aerate it at the same time. The are best housed in tanks with thick sand beds and rock hiding places.

It is important to know that the Tiger Tail Cucumber contains a poisonous sting if threatened. Like other cucumbers, it is important to change the water monthly and have a tank with moderate lighting and moderate waterflow.

It appeared to be in very good helth the short time I had it. Unfortunately the peppermint shrimp thought he was tasty looking. Beware

Reviewed by: Kevin Stuart on March 22, 2016

To keep it short, I'm an impulsive reefer. When I put it in, it snugged up against a coral and didn't move, I thought it was dead, gave it time, it's alive! Very slow mover, seems it's because it's a detail cleaner of the sand. Really nice addition to my tank.

Reviewed by: Gedalia Schwartz on Dec. 19, 2014

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