Flame Scallops (Lima Scarbra) LEATHER ornamental tubeworms

ornamental tubeworms

Diseases that butterflyfish are susceptible to include marine ich

in captivity it typically accepts a wide range of foods readily

If reluctant to feed initially

Occasional meaty foods like mysis or chopped seafoodFeeding helps reduce the chance it goes after snails for food or shells

Flame Scallops (Lima Scarbra) LEATHER ornamental tubewormsFlame Scallop (Lima scabra) The Flame Scallop is one of the most eye catching and unique invertebrates available for marine aquariums. Native to the Caribbean and Western Atlantic. It is recognizable by its bright red mantle and the dozens of vibrant crimson tentacles that extend from its shell. It also has bright electric blue eyes line the edge of the mantle, which allows the scallop to help detect movement and light. Unlike most clams, the Flame