Collection: Clean Up Crew
Keeping your saltwater tank clean doesn’t have to be a chore—just let nature do the work! A good cleanup crew made up of snails, crabs, and shrimp helps control algae, leftover food, and detritus, keeping your aquarium balanced and healthy.
Some top picks? Turbo snails, Scarlet Red Leg Hermits, and Emerald crabs are all-stars when it comes to tackling waste and keeping things in check. Whether you're starting fresh or maintaining a thriving tank, these tiny aids are excellent for seasoned and new aquarists.
Helping your marine life live in a stress-free, clear, and clean environment, a well-balanced cleaning crew changes everything.
Benefits of a Clean Up Crew
Adding a clean up crew to your saltwater tank offers numerous advantages, including (key benefits):
Benefit |
Explanation |
Algae Control |
Snails and crabs help reduce algae growth |
Waste Removal |
Removes leftover food and detritus |
Sand Sifting |
Snails help aerate the substrate |
Eco-Friendly Solution |
Natural way to maintain tank cleanliness |
Clean Up Crew Members
Our saltwater clean up crew members include a variety of invertebrates to meet your specific tank needs:
Clean Up Crew Member |
Role in Aquarium |
Astrea Turbo Snails
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Excellent algae grazers, especially on glass and rocks
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Blue Leg Hermit Crabs
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Effective algae grazers and detritus cleaners; also help aerate the substrate
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Emerald Crabs
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Control bubble algae and scavenge leftover food
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Scarlet Hermit Crabs
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Algae and detritus control with a peaceful temperament |
Each species is hand-selected to ensure compatibility with other tank inhabitants. Pair your clean up crew with peaceful fish and corals to maintain a harmonious environment.
How to Choose the Right Clean Up Crew
When selecting a clean up crew, consider the size of your tank, the type of algae present, and the substrate used. A combination of algae grazers, detritus eaters, and sand sifters will offer comprehensive tank cleaning.
Explore our full range of clean up crew for sale and create a vibrant, balanced marine aquarium today!