Sea Biscuit Urchin pygmy seahorse It may be best if

It may be best if these little guys are in a tank just for them so they do not have to compete for food

this small grouper relative adds dramatic contrast and a classic Caribbean reef look to your tank

Maximum Size: Approximately 12 inches across

Diet: Omnivore (detritus

or will be out in full view

Sea Biscuit Urchin pygmy seahorse It may be best ifSea Biscuit Urchin (Clypeaster rosaceus) The Sea Biscuit Urchin is a unique, flattened urchin with a soft, sand colored body that adds both texture and interest to your aquarium. Native to Caribbean and Florida sandy bottoms, it burrows slightly while grazing on detritus, algae, and biofilm, helping keep your tank substrate clean. Hardy and peaceful, Sea Biscuit Urchins thrive in established tanks with stable water conditions and plenty of sandy areas