| Name: Queen Conch (Strombus gigas) | Origin: Aquacultured |
| + Benefits to the Aquarium These sand sifting conchs will prevent nuisance algae growth on top of the sand bed with their burrowing movement. They will consume unwanted macroalgae as well as microalgae and cyanobacteria. | |
| + Interesting Facts These queen conchs are aquacultured in Florida. | |
| + Diet & Feeding Film algae, diatoms, macroalgae and cyanobacteria. Self sufficient on naturally occurring food; no target feeding is required. | |
| + Reef Compatibility Completely safe with all corals and invertebrates | |
| Size & Color:
1-2 inches; green/brown; elongated spiked shell | Care Level: Very Easy |
| Availability: Inconsistently available | Recommendation:
1 Per 10 Gallons |