Sea HareSea Hare In the wild, the Sea Hare can be found in shallow, sandy, shaded areas. In your tank, the Sea Hare will require lots of space to move, as well as plenty of live rock and sandy area to graze. The Sea Hare requires cover from light in your tank. Sea Hares produce a dark purple dye when startled, it can become toxic to the rest of your tank if not cared to immediately. You should consider having a good chemical filter system in your tank to

You can place it in the substrate or anchor it to a piece of live rock with epoxy

and Chopped Clam

unless they are a mated pair

Water temperatures should be kept at 76 to 78 degrees

The Harlequin Serpent Starfish is a hardy species well suited for both beginner and experienced marine aquarists

Water Flow: low to moderate

readily accepting a carnivorous diet of meaty frozen foods such as shrimp

The branches have a flame like appearance

Very small

dramatic presence that’s hard to miss in a big tank

The diet should consist of a variety of meaty items

The Harlequin Bass requires a diet consisting of a variety of chopped live meaty items and frozen prepared foods