PHYTO-FEAST® LIVE (6oz.) by Reef NutritionA blend of the six marine microalgae most commonly used by universities and hatcheries for their superior nutritional value for aquaculturing marine species of all kinds: Pavlova, Isochrysis, Thalassiosira weissflogii, Tetraselmis, Nannochloropsis, and Synechococcus. Super nutritious food for filter feeders including corals, Tridacnid clams, scallops, feather dusters, tunicates and zooplankton. Particle size: 1 15 microns. If you have not used Phyto

stunning colors

Depending on predators and tank size

Atlantic Beaded Sea Stars do not consume coral tissue but may occasionally move loose coral frags or disturb low-lying corals while burrowing through the sand

This Caribbean rock anemone is usually about 2-4 inches

the Masked Goby should be fed once per day

In the aquarium

specifically off the coast of the Florida keys

the Green Rock Anemone is reef safe

St Thomas mushrooms are photosynthetic  but they can also benefit from zooplankton and brine shrimp

it will have its head out in the open

Like many sea slugs

Water temperature should be around 75 to 80 degrees