Milk Conch SnailsMilk Conch Snail (Macrostrombus costatus)Formerly known as Strombus costatus or Lobatus costatus, the Milk Conch Snail is a large, peaceful herbivorous snail with a beautifully sculpted shell and subtle cream coloration. Native to Caribbean reefs and sandy seagrass beds, Milk Conchs graze on algae and detritus, helping keep your aquarium clean while adding a natural, elegant presence. Hardy and low maintenance, they thrive in established tanks with

Care Level: ModerateTemperament: Semi-AggressiveMaximum Size: ~36 inchesMinimum Tank Size: 500 gallonsDiet: Herbivore (algae

Make sure your tank has LED lighting to ensure the best possible presentation of this stunning rock flower

We also sell a deluxe clean up crew pack for 15 gallon tanks

25 Cerith Snails

creating a distinctive early‑phase look that’s both eye‑catching and unique

plenty of rock cover

as starfish are sensitive to sudden parameter changes

These brine shrimp are aquacultured in Western Australian salt ponds far from urban areas and pollution sources so you can be assured of its purity

This fish is prone to nip at stony and soft corals and clam mantles

Care Level: EasyTemperament: Peaceful to Semi-PeacefulMaximum Size: ~3

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the juvenile Creole Wrasse is an excellent choice for experienced hobbyists with room to accommodate its energy