Fringeback NudibranchFringeback nudibranchs (Dendronotus frondosus) Known to feed on hydroids (Hydrozoa). The hydroids typically belong to genera such as Obelia and Laomedea. Nudibranchs will eat hydroids by using their specialized radula (toothed organ) to scrape the polyps from the colony. The nudibranchs also have the ability to incorporate the hydroid's stinging cells (nematocysts) into their own tissues, which may serve as a defense mechanism.

and leftover food

table shrimp

Anemone tend to be aggressive and do sting

Bright Red and more

The Classy Pin Stripe Rock Anemone is mostly reef safe for hard corals

1 serpent starfish

brine shrimp or mysis

these mushrooms are carnivorous: they capture small fish

This species readily adapts to captive diets

this active echinoderm spends much of the day tucked beneath rockwork before emerging at night to forage for detritus

It is also good to have a good lid because it can be a jumper

arrow and emerald crabs and cardinal fish