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25 - 50 GALLON Clean-up Crew Annularis Angel

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50-75 Gallon Clean-Up Crew

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Astrea Snails make one of the better cleaners available to aquarium hobbyists, as they stay small enough that they do not upset corals or decorations. Of particular use to the home aquarist is this snail's penchant for removing film algae on the aquarium glass. A very active cleaner, it cleans algae and diatoms. Blue Leg hermit crabs are one of the most popular scavengers in the aquarium trade. Known for their small size, beautiful colors and excellent reef combatibility, they are able to reach tight crevices and polish off the detritus and algae that bigger inverts cannot get to. They will scour the sand and live rock in search of food and leave the tank virtually nitrate-free. They make excellent tank cleaners and a great addition to your clean-up crew. They have bright blue striped legs with orange antennas. Green Emerald Crabs are reef-safe algae eaters and an excellent addition to your cleaner crew. They are one of the few inverts that will eat nuisance bubble algae which makes them very popular among reef keepers. They have dull tipped claws that they use to pick various types of algae from the rockwork. They are wonderful crabs to observe with beautiful green bumpy bodies aRed leg Hermit Crab is a voracious scavenger. Like its Blue Leg cousin, the Red leg Hermit Crab serves as an ideal member of your marine or reef aquarium's cleanup crew. They are totally Reef safe, this omnivore will scavenge all over your live rock and sand substrate - finding its way into the tightest of spaces - to feed on algae and detritus.nd brown hairy legs, a great crab for any reef! Serpent starfish, play a crucial role in the long-term maintenance of reef aquariums since they are very active detrivores, living most of their lives hidden within or under live rock consuming any food or waste material that comes their way.