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Corals
! x Purple Death Palythoa Polyp/Head1 x Green Implosions long lashed palythoa or palyzoa head / polyp. To purchase more than 1 polyp, select the quantity you would like from the drop down list. The photo of the coral listed is an example of what you will receive, not the exact item in the photo. When at checkout, please ensure you select the correct postage option of 14.95 for sending the corals by Royal Mail Guaranteed Next Day Delivery by 1PM. Choosing the Free P&P option for (Dry Goods Only) will result in your order being cancelled.
Corals
'Captain Jerk' Starter Colony 7 x Polyps'Captain Jerk' palythoa or palyzoa starter colony of at 7 x polyps. The photo of the coral listed is the exact item that you will receive. The Captain Jerk Palythoas have a unique green, teal and yellow coloration with long flowing skirts. A fast growing variety well suited to a wide range of tank conditions. The Captain Jerk Paly (or Palythoa) is a popular, hardy, and fast-growing zoanthid coral known for its vibrant green, teal, and yellow coloration.
Corals
'Irish Cream' 25+ Polyp Colony'Irish Cream' palythoa or palyzoa colony of at least 25 polyps. The photo of the coral listed is the exact item that you will receive. These palythoas are a quick growing soft coral that strongly resembles a venus fly trap. They have a large green oral disc fringed with long tentacles, that they use to engulf large food items. Green Palythoa corals are considered easy to care for. They are undemanding and hardy, which make them a good coral for someone who is new coral in general.
Corals
'Irish Cream' Palythoa Colony of 10 PolypsA small colony of Irish Cream Palythoas, approximately 10 polyps on a small piece of rock. These will grow and spread fairly quickly under the ideal conditions. A hardy coral, one that needs to be positioned carefully if you don't want them taking over.
Shell Selections
(Extra Large) Hermit Crab Shells SelectionA selection of different types of shells for Hermit Crabs. These shells are classed as 'extra large' and vary in size from approximately 6cm to 9cm with large openings. Quantity x16. The '1cm yellow cube' in the image is for scale and is not included with the shells. Natural seashells that are great for offering Hermit Crabs new homes. In an established healthy aquarium there should always be a good selection of shells in the aquarium that are bigger than the occupied hermit crab shells.
Shell Selections
(Large) Hermit Crab Shells SelectionNatural seashells that are great for offering Hermit Crabs new homes. These ones are classed as 'Large' and sized between 5 and 7cm, This is for a selection of different size and shape shells, giving you a great start in offering your Hermit Crabs options for a new shell. All of the shells in this selection are also available to purchase seperately.
Shell Selections
(Medium) Hermit Crab Shells SelectionNatural seashells that are great for offering Hermit Crabs new homes. These ones are classed as 'Medium' and sized between 4 and 6cm, This is for a selection of different size and shape shells, giving you a great start in offering your Hermit Crabs options for a new shell. All of the shells in this selection are also available to purchase seperately.
Corals
(Small) 'Rose' Bubble Tip Anenome1 x small bubble tip anemone, often known as a 'Rose' bubble tip anemone.This will measure approximately 3 - 6cm, and will grow relatively quickly in an aquarium with good conditions and lighting.A common friend to the Clownfish species. No
Shell Selections
(Small) Hermit Crab Shells SelectionNatural seashells that are great for offering Hermit Crabs new homes. These ones are classed as 'small' and sized between 2 and 4cm, This is for a selection of different size and shape shells, giving you a great start in offering your Hermit Crabs options for a new shell. All of the shells in this selection are also available to purchase seperately.
Shell Selections
(Very Small) Hermit Crab Shells SelectionA selection of different types of shells for Hermit Crabs. These shells are classed as 'very small' and vary in size from approximately 1cm to 2cm. Quantity x18. The '1cm yellow cube' in the image is for scale and is not included with the shells. Natural seashells that are great for offering Hermit Crabs new homes. In an established healthy aquarium there should always be a good selection of shells in the aquarium that are bigger than the occupied hermit crab shells.
Corals
1 x 'Captain Jerk' Zoa Polyp1 x 'Captain Jerk' palythoa or palyzoa head / polyp. To purchase more than 1 polyp, select the quantity you would like from the drop down list. The photo of the coral listed is an example of what you will receive, not the exact item in the photo.
Corals
1 x Nuclear Green Implosions Long Lashed Palyzoa Polyp1 x Green Implosions long lashed palythoa or palyzoa head / polyp. To purchase more than 1 polyp, select the quantity you would like from the drop down list. The photo of the coral listed is an example of what you will receive, not the exact item in the photo. When at checkout, please ensure you select the correct postage option of 14.95 for sending the corals by Royal Mail Guaranteed Next Day Delivery by 1PM. Choosing the Free P&P option for (Dry Goods Only) will result in your order being cancelled.
Shell Selections
16 x Hermit Crab Shells Homes Selection Various SizesNatural seashells that are great for offering Hermit Crabs new homes. These ones are sized between 3 and 7cm, This is for a selection of different size and shape shells, giving you a great start in offering your Hermit Crabs options for a new shell. All of the shells in this selection are also available to purchase seperately.
Aquarium Decor
250g Imperfect Shell Selection250 grams of imperfect seashells for hermit crab shells, aquarium decor and natural raising of PH, water hardness and buffering capacity. Key Benefits include mineral enrichment: They release calcium and magnesium, which helps snails and shrimp build strong shells and successfully molt. They stabilize and raise pH levels in acidic or soft water, helping to potentially preven dangerous PH crashes. Natural decor and shelter: Hollow or curved shells provide unique hiding spots, breeding grounds, or territories for small fish, fry, and specialized "shell-dweller" species such as amphipods and copepods.
Pick and Mix Individual Shells
Babylon Shell (Small)Babylonia areolata is a species of marine gastropod mollusc in the family Babyloniidae. Also known as Japanese Babylon Shells, they are common in the southwest Pacific and parts of the Indian Ocean and marked by large, well-defined brown/orange spots. These ones are sized at approximately 2 - 3cm. They are small sized with an opening of approximately 1cm and therefore more likely to be suited to the smaller hermit crabs such as the orange leg or 'rock' hermit crabs.
Pick and Mix Individual Shells
Babylon Shell (Very Small)Babylonia areolata is a species of marine gastropod mollusc in the family Babyloniidae. Also known as Japanese Babylon Shells, they are common in the southwest Pacific and parts of the Indian Ocean and marked by large, well-defined brown/orange spots. These ones are sized at approximately 1 - 2cm. They are small sized with an opening of approximately 1cm and therefore more likely to be suited to the smaller hermit crabs such as the orange leg or 'rock' hermit crabs.
Shell Selections
Babylon Shells (very small) x10Babylonia areolata is a species of marine gastropod mollusc in the family Babyloniidae. Also known as Japanese Babylon Shells, they are common in the southwest Pacific and parts of the Indian Ocean and marked by large, well-defined brown/orange spots. These ones are sized at approximately 1 - 2cm. They are small sized with an opening of approximately 1cm and therefore more likely to be suited to the smaller hermit crabs such as the orange leg or 'rock' hermit crabs.
Shell Selections
Babylon Shells x5Babylonia areolata is a species of marine gastropod mollusc in the family Babyloniidae. Also known as Japanese Babylon Shells, they are common in the southwest Pacific and parts of the Indian Ocean and marked by large, well-defined brown/orange spots. You will receive 5 shells approximately 3cm with an opening of about 1 - 2cm. Colour and shape of the shells will vary slightly from the ones pictured.
Macroalgae
Blue Ochtodes MacroalgaeBlue Ochtodes Macroalgae is a delicate specimen with its rare purple/blue colour. It is a fantastic addition to the marine tank and will add a beautiful and rare to find colour to the aquarium. It has a dense structure which offers great hiding space for beneficial hitchhikers like copepods, rotifers.
Pick and Mix Individual Shells
Brown Muffin Shell1 x Extra large Brown Muffin shell. These shells are only suitable for the biggest of hermit crabs, they are sized between 6 - 8cm with a large opening of approximately 3 -4cm. Natural seashells that are great for offering Hermit Crabs new homes. In an established healthy aquarium there should always be a good selection of shells in the aquarium that are bigger than the occupied hermit crab shells.
Shell Selections
Brown Muffin Shells (Extra Large) x33 x extra large Brown Muffin shells. These shells are only suitable for the bigger hermit crabs, they are sized between 6 - 8cm with a large opening of approximately 3 -4cm. You will receive 3 shells at an approximate length from point to point of 6 - 8cm. Colour and shape of the shells will vary slightly from the ones pictured.
Macroalgae
Caulerpa Brachypus MacroalgaeThe Caulerpa Brachypus macroalgae is a fast growing macroalgae, which is great for nitrate and phosphate removal in a marine aquarium. The fronds are attached to a slim rhizome which will attach itself easily to rockwork.A great macroalgae for helping to reduce nitrates and phosphates in an aquarium due to its high intake, but be aware that this can become almost invasive, so I would suggest keeping it away from your maintank, and keeping it in a separate vessel in the sump or refugium.
Pick and Mix Individual Shells
Cerith Shell1 x Cerith Shell. Cerith shells are a species of tall spire shaped shells that prefer to live in shallow water among sea grass in sand or mud. These species dwell in intertidal rocky shelfs with a thin covering of sediment. They live in the upper intertidal zone on beach stones. The Cerithium caeruleum survive in a wide range of environmental gradients. It is distinguished by its squat, knobby shape; and as indicated by its name, caeruleum, a grayish blue color with spiral rows of black tubercles.
Shell Selections
Cerith Shells x5Natural seashells that are great for offering Hermit Crabs new homes. This listing is for 5 x Cerith shells sized approximately 5cm - 6cm point to point with an opening of approximately 1 - 1.5 cm. Cerith shells are a species of tall spire shaped shells that prefer to live in shallow water among sea grass in sand or mud.
