Sacred Scarab Beetle (Dung Beetle)Sacred Scarab Beetle (Scarabaeus sacer) The Sacred Scarab Beetle is one of the world's most iconic beetle species, revered since ancient Egypt as a symbol of renewal and transformation. Recognised for its glossy black body and fascinating dung rolling behaviour, this hardy beetle is both an intriguing display animal and a unique addition to any invertebrate collection. Habitat Native to North Africa, Southern Europe, and parts of the Middle East,

and wrasse

Completely harmless to corals and most invertebrates

Its territorial nature and need for space make it a better fit for experienced hobbyists who are familiar with cichlid behavior

The Geophagus argyrostictus "Rio Xingu" is a breathtaking South American eartheater

Using advanced

The Red Parrot Cichlid appreciates stable water conditions

this loach is a favorite among aquarium enthusiasts for its captivating appearance and entertaining behaviors

Ghost Mantises thrive in warm

Juveniles display a black body with a bright yellow tail

The coarse faced magnet is placed on the inside of the aquarium glass

sinking wafers

When in optimal conditions