Here is a hub for information, facts and pictures of invertebrates found in saltwater aquariums, including Anemones, Corals, Nudibranchs/Sea Slugs, Sea Cucumbers, Sea Urchins, Snails & Other Mollusks, Starfishes and True and Hermit Crabs.
Corals
Information about both Soft Corals and Hard Corals. Questions about Why Corals Change Color, What Do I Feed My Corals? and Reef System Lighting - What To Buy and Why.
Hermit Crabs
From the Anemone Hermit Crab (Dardanus pedunculatus) to the Dwarf Blue Leg Hermit Crab (Clibanarius tricolor), to the Halloween Hermit Crab (Ciliopagurus strigatus) and more, these little scavengers are useful as well as popular in saltwater aquariums.
Nudibranchs & Sea Slugs
A picture gallery of Nudibranch and Sea Slug photos, most of which include scientific and common name, as well as other information with the images.
Sea Anemones
Facts and information about a number of Sea Anemones which are commonly found in saltwater aquariums. These Sea Anemone profiles include photos, captive care information, Clownfish which they host and more. Information is also available on Host Sea Anemone Survivability in a saltwater aquarium.
Sea Cucumbers
Families profiled include Cucumariidae (contains Sea Apples), Holothuriidae (species most commonly kept in aquariums), Stichopodidae (mostly warty or lumpy species), and Synaptidae (contains Medusa & Sea Worms).
Sea Urchins
A general overview about choosing urchins in this class for an aquarium with notes about the saltwater Pencil, Collector, and Rock Boring species, and a few cold water species.
Snails & Other Mollusks
Starfishes
Classes in this phylum profiled include Asteroidea (Sea & Cushion Stars), Ophiuroidea (Brittle, Serpent & Basket Stars), and Crinoidea (Feather Stars & Sea Lilies).
True Crabs
While the Porcelain Anemone Crab and the Sally Lightfoot Crab are considered reasonably safe, many crabs, such as the 7-11 Crab are considered to be destructive and not be reef tank safe.




