Sea Hare Acanthophyllia including areas like the Great

including areas like the Great Barrier Reef

venturing up to 3 meters (about 10 feet) above their burrows

with proper care

A sandy substrate layer 2-3 inches in depth is essential to provide shelter for the Green Wrasse as it burrows into the sand for the evening or when frightened

Diet Type: Herbivorous

Sea Hare Acanthophyllia including areas like the GreatThe Sea Hare, also known as the Spotted Sea Hare, is a somewhat uncommon gastropod mollusc that is most commonly used to rid a tank of nuisance algae. It gets its name from the locations of its rhinophores and oral tentacles that give the appearance of a rabbits ears. The sea hare come in a few varieties. One cool variety has blue spots on its otherwise grey brown body. It is well suited to camouflage itself among the reef rocks. It can grow up to 10