Tired of battling persistent bubble algae and unsightly hair algae? The Emerald Crab (Mithraculus sculptus) is your diligent, all-natural solution. Hailing from the vibrant reefs of the Caribbean, this small but mighty invertebrate is a must-have for any...

The Reef's Tireless Janitor Discover the hidden gem of aquarium clean-up crews with the incredible Brittle Starfish. A close relative of the Serpent Star, the Brittle Star is a master scavenger, using its long, slender, and highly flexible arms to...

Scarlet & Blue Leg Hermits are an essential part of any Clean up Crew.  This omnivore can access the smallest crevices and openings within aquascape to consume any nuisance algae including hair algae and cyanobacteria. They also will consume...

Astraea Snails are awesome herbivores that have an amazingly voracious appetite for nuisance algae in the home aquariums.  Astraea Snails graze on algae's such as diatoms and cyano. Clean Up Crews only Ship on Monday - Thursday to avoid...

Cerith snails are small but elegant (white or dark) spiral shelled snails and are very active scavengers, feeding on crabs and carrion and dead fish, etc. They often burrow into marine substrates and then wait until they smell nearby food.  They are...

Coloration can vary - these are not always white, brown is common as well. Porcelain crabs live in abundance in Pacific Coast tide pools. They hide under stones, between mussels in mussel beds, among sponges and tucked into tufts of algae. Safely...

Serpent Starfish (Ophioderma spp.) - Colors Vary.  Most are brown/black in color. The Ultimate Reef Scavenger and Master of Stealth Introduce a touch of serpentine grace to your aquarium with the Serpent Starfish. A fascinating and highly...

Black Margarita snails can make an excellent addition to your saltwater tank.  They are a great snail for consuming massive amounts of algae and can self-right if they fall off a rock or are knocked over. Clean Up Crews only Ship on Monday -...