 Tanks |
 Fish |
 Crustaceans |
 Invertebrates |
 Coral |
 Live Rock & Sand |
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| Flame Angel- Found in the Pacific grows up to 4 inches. Hardy species and peaceful. |
| Regal Tang- Also found in the Pacific. Their size is ten inches. Regal Tangs are aggressive towards members of its own species. |
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| Powder Blue Surgeon- Found in the Pacific, the surgeon grows up to 10 inches. Only one per tank. |
| Yellow Tang- Found in the Pacific with an average size of 6 inches in diameter. This species is extremely territorial and should be kept alone or in a large group of six or more. |  |
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Percula (True Clown)- Found in the Pacific with an average length of 3 inches. Can be in certain situations territorial. |
| Bicolor Angel- Also found in the Pacific with an average length of 5 inches. Peaceful species. | 
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Anemone Crab- The Anemone Crab is a scavenger and will grow up to 2 inches. |
| Fire Shrimp- Can be found in the waters near Sri Lanka and grows up to 5cm. The Fire Shrimp has a shy personality. | 
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Candy Striped Shrimp- Lives in the Western Atlantic and can grow up to 4 inches. He is an aggressive cleaner when it comes to his tankmates and can be kept in groups of his own species. |
| Banded Coral Shrimp(Boxer) - Found in all warm ocean waters and can grow up to 3 inches. The boxer will set up a cleaning station where the fish will go to be cleaned. Should be kept alone or in a matched pair. |  |
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Feather Worm- Can be very large or small. The feather swallows by pulling in the tentacles in 15-minute intervals. Sensitive to light, sound and water movement. |
| Carpet Anemone- Carpet's grow very large and need a lot of room. They purify the tanks water. They are also a refuge for anemone fish. Very hardy, good for beginners. |  |
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Marble Star- The Marble Star lives in the Great Barrier Reef in Australia. They grow up to 6 inches in diameter and feed on enriched film. |
| Mushroom Anemones- Mushroom anemones can be found in a variety of colors. Its habitat is in the reefs of Sri Lanka and the Maldives Islands. Requires 4 hours of daily light. |  |
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Leather Mushroom Coral- Most Mushroom coral is tan in color but can also be found in yellow and gold. Its habitat is in Sri Lanka and Maldives Islands. Requires 4 hours of daily light. |
| False Xenia- Usually tan in color, but comes in other colors. Requires 8 hours of intense lighting and water flow to remain healthy. Needs plenty of room to grow. Hardy, good for beginners. |  |
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Red Chili- This coral in found in the Sri Lanka area. They come in a wide range of textures and colors. They tolerate most kinds of lighting, but prefer medium light. Hardy, good for beginners. |
| Green Moon Star Polyps- This coral is found in the Philippine Islands. It is available in a variety of colors. Needs at least 5 hours of intense lighting and room to grow. Hardy, good for beginners. |  |
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Live Rock Nitrifying Bacteria. Fish and other animals produce a lot of metabolic waste – ammonia and organisms that must be processed by an extensive population of nitrifying bacteria. In a live rock system, the animal and plant metabolisms are in a better balance. Since the biolead of animal and plant tissue is more equal, the plants quickly use the ammonia and nitrate produced by animals and bacteria. These animal metabolic products are produced in the immediate vicinity of the plants, and in the same organism in the case of corals, this enhances the tight cycle of available nutrients. Live rock, which functions as a aerobic as well as a non-aerobic biological filter, is on the site of nutrient exchange and “mops up” unwanted nitrogen compounds. |
| Live sand also acts as a filter and home for small animals. It helps maintain the tank pH and provides a base for building your aquarium. |  |
