The juvenile King Angel is yellow-orange with bright blue markings and a white bar behind the pectoral fin. The adult is dark blue with the white bar on either side of its body, and a crown of bright blue dots on the forehead. The anal and dorsal fins are orange and blue, and its tail is yellow. As the King Angel matures, it can become aggressive and will not tolerate other angels. It grazes on live rock and will nip at corals and other invertebrates, so keep it in large, fish-only tanks.The Passer, like other angels, requires a diet high in both algae and meaty foods. A varied diet including brine shrimp, sponges, and algaes is recommended.
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Anemone Shrimp are most easily appreciated in small species tanks. They are transparent with white, purple, and orange markings. These shrimp form symbiotic relationships with anemones and echinoderms using them as protection from predators. They are carnivorous and will feed on meaty bits of food and on the mucus of its host. This is a Restricted item and is not covered by our Arrive Alive 5 Day Guarantee.
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Chocolate Chip Starfish The Chocolate Chip Starfish is generally peaceful but it is not recommended for reef aquariums as it will eat soft corals, sponges, invertebrates and shell fish. It is a very popular starfish for fish-only tanks. Although it is a scavenger, it still requires some supplemental food of algae or meaty foods. Never expose Chocolate Chip Starfish to air or house with large crabs, lobsters, Trigger Fish, and Puffer Fish.
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The latest evolution of Red Sea’s popular Berlin protein skimmers performs 50% more effectively than the old model, while still maintaining a small footprint and compact dimensions. The efficient Turbo Model of the Berlin X2 Protein Skimmer offers A new high performance pinwheel impeller Increased quantity of superfine air bubbles A maximum water through-put of 225 gph A maximum air throughput of 75 gph A Triple-Pass reaction chamber Patented foam view collection cup Super compact design Quick-fit inner parts for simple maintenance High performance pump included Designed for both in-sump and hang-on use and includes hardware for both setups Usage: The Berlin X2 Turbo Protein Skimmer is recommended for fish-only tanks of 225 gallons or less, for soft coral tanks of 125 gallons or less, and for hard coral tanks of 75 gallons or less.
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Black Neon Tetra Similar to the Neon Tetra in name, but a completely different species. As a schooling fish it does best when housed in groups of five or more of the same species in a tank. As this fish is a mid to top level swimmer, it will not eat food off of the bottom of the tank. The Black Neon Tetra is also similar to the Neon Tetra as it does best in established tanks. Black Neon Tetra – Living EnvironmentThese fish will remain in the open in a stunning display as long as there is a large amount of swimming space as well as a variety of hiding places. This species will look best in a tank with dark substrate and less intense lighting.
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