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Pom Pom Crab (Lybia sp.)

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Also known as the Hawaiian Boxing Crab, this fascinating little creature arms itself with tiny anemones (Triactis Producta, Aliciidae sp.) on each claw, which it uses to defend itself & sweep the water column, rock & substrate for food! Diet: Brine shrimp, Mysis & other small particulate foods. Reef safe with caution, the small anemones may sting sessile invertebrates & corals – occasionally, one or both may be lost but this does not seem to adversely affect the crab & they will often find them again after moulting. Whilst suited to all size reef aquariums with compatible tank mates, for a better chance of spotting them, it is best suited to Nano tanks with other peaceful inhabitants. Size: Small, 2-3cm. Providing there is sufficient space to establish their own territory, 1-3 can be kept together. reefmachine.com

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Hawaiian Strombus Snail aka 'Nano Conch'

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Rarely available in the hobby & 100% Captive-bred by Reef Machine; these small but mighty snails, Strombus Maculatus, Collumbelid Euplica sp., are a perfect addition for any size marine aquarium - not to be confused with predatory dove snails (similar in appearance), they are highly active, feeding day & night on diatoms, algal films, low turf algae, including cyanobacteria! Their small size makes them perfect grazers for all of those hard-to-reach places! Max Size: 1/2 Inch. They readily reproduce in the aquarium, laying eggs (usually visible on glass / equipment), hatching within 3/4 weeks. Due to their small size, they are not compatible with any predatory tank inhabitants. reefmachine.com