Lettuce NudibranchElysia crispata (Lettuce Sea Slug) It will do well in an aquarium, if provided with ample room to forage. It prefers an aquarium with live rock so that it can graze on algae. The Lettuce Sea Slug incorporates the chloroplasts (the portions of the cell responsible for photosynthesis) from the algae into its tissues, and thus relies on photosynthesis for part of its energy. It can be harmed by pump intakes and drains, so care should be taken to screen

The Harlequin Bass is extremely hardy

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Atlantic flounder

the Neon Goby should be fed once per day

this hardy scavenger spends its time exploring live rock and sandy substrates in search of biofilm

They are generally safe with larger ornamental shrimp and non-sessile invertebrates that are too large to be prey

Known for its striking red body with darker patches and a prominent white stripe along the face in juveniles

The Tan Rod Gorgonian is a photosynthetic octocoral

They can also produce a larva (planula) which then develops into a new coral

the Four Eye Butterflyfish is an active swimmer that does best in spacious tanks with plenty of open water and live rock for grazing and shelter

Minimum Tank Size: 125 gallons

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