Two Little Fishies Julian's Thing Multi-Purpose Feeding Tool is a unique feeding and cleaning solution. This versatile tool is excellent for directly feeding corals and fish, removing unwanted pests, and cleaning rock and the sandbed.

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• Works great with liquid or frozen food.
• Remove unwanted pests.
• Clean rocks and sandbed or siphon out small debris.

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The Stubby Ocellaris is a natural mutation where it has fewer vertebrae than a standard clownfish giving it a stout and compact appearance. Ocellaris, or False Percula Clownfish is the most popular clownfish species in the marine aquarium hobby. It is called the False Percula because it is closely related to, and easily confused with, the Percula Clownfish (A. percula). The ORA Stubby Clownfish maxes out at 2 inches and requires at least a 10 gallon tank and does not require an anemone to thrive. This is a peaceful easy-care level reef safe fish. Orange & Designer Stubby in-stock!

This is a leather coral in the Capnella Genus and one of the best picks for beginners. Capnella soft corals are one of the hardiest corals you can keep and have been gracing tanks for generations. The ORA strain of Kenya Tree has a very desirable metallic sheen to it, transforming an otherwise tan coral into an iridescent blue-green beauty. It gets its name from resembling a tree as the thick single stalk forms branches with very fine polyps extending resembling leaves. The Blue Capnella Leather Coral is a bulletproof care level 1 coral which requires moderate lighting and turbulent water flow. 

What's not to like about this canary yellow endearing little guy that will help control parasites on your fish. The Elacatinus Figaro will actually nip parasitic ich cysts off of other fish! A great addition to any reef and especially a nano reef. Although peaceful they will fight with their own kind unless kept as a mated pair. The Yellowline Cleaner Goby maxes out at 2 inches and requires at least a 10 gallon aquarium with preferably with corals for perching, and hiding. This is a peaceful easy care level reef-safe fish. 

The Lytechinus variegatus, a type of pincushion urchin, originates from the tropical waters of the Western Atlantic and can usually be found roving shallow sea grass flats and other sandy substrates. In the home aquarium, these urchins are extremely effective herbivores, rapidly consuming nuisance algae. Consequently, aquarists must be sure to provide supplementary macro algae if none is available in the aquarium. While roaming the aquarium these urchins will frequently display an interesting “covering behavior” of holding onto small rocks, shells, and pieces of macro algae with their tube feet. ORA Variegated Sea Urchins are a peaceful easy care level reef-safe invert. 

Green Digitata is a branching Montipora that develops vivid white growth tips. This coral is fast growing and extremely hardy as well as tolerant of a wide range of lighting conditions. The CCP Green Digitata is a thinner branching variety. Montipora are one of the easier to maintain small polyped stony (SPS) corals and grows rapidly in the established reef aquarium. It requires intense light to maintain blue polyp coloration. The Green Digitata is a advanced care level 4 coral and which requires intense lighting and turbulent water flow. 

The Caulastrea species is an LPS coral (large polyp stony) and often found in deeper water in the wild and may need to be introduced into bright light gradually. This is a hardy and relatively peaceful coral with very short sweeper tentacles. Like many LPS corals Trumpets will grow quickly if fed regularly. I love these corals because each polyp resembles a tiny brain coral which is one of my favorites. Trumpet Corals can reach about 12 inches in the wild. They are a moderate care level II coral and does best with low to medium lighting and low to moderate water flow.

Commonly referred to as Corallimporphs this particular one is in the Rhodactis genus. Rhodactis Mushrooms on average 40% larger than Discosoma Mushrooms and have a textured surface or tentacles rather than being smooth. These are typically deep water corals and do best placed on the substrate with relatively low currents. Like most soft corals this animal is primarily photosynthetic but will feed on small particulate material and occasionally Cyclops. The Green Rhodactis Mushroom is an easy care level 2 coral which can clone quickly forming large colonies and requires dim to moderate lighting and low water flow. 

This large polyp stony coral (LPS) is Euphyllia parancora which derives its name from the tip typically being a bright color resembling a hammer. Branching Hammer Corals make great surrogate clownfish hosts as they closely mimic the appearance of an anemone without the hassle of moving around. Allow plenty of room between it and other neighboring corals because at night its long sweeper tentacles can extend and stinging other species of corals in the aquarium. The Pink Tip Green Branching Hammer is an intermediate care level 3 coral which requires moderate lighting and medium water flow.