Striped hermit crabs grow to about 1.25 inches (3.1 centimeters) long. Their legs can grow up to three inches (7.6 centimeters) long! These hermit crabs are opportunistic feeders, meaning they eat ...

Details: Rainbow parrotfish may not display all the colors of the rainbow, but they have bright teal bodies and yellow, orange, and pink hues on their head, tail, and fins. Their beak-like mouths, ...

Details: These coral reef-dwelling fish use their long snouts to reach into crevices and feed on small invertebrates such as coral polyps and crustaceans. They are yellow-orange on top with white ...

Florida pompano can swim up to 230 feet (70 meters) deep. In the Gulf of Mexico, Caribbean Sea and Atlantic Ocean, Florida pompano can be found near coastlines, coral reefs, estuaries, and other sandy ...

Details: The color of smooth flower coral varies between yellow, brown, gray and blue-green. Its flower-like polyps are larger and spaced out, branching out from a specific point. During the day, the ...

Details: Bluestripe snappers have yellow bodies, white bellies and four pale blue stripes running horizontally from their face to the base of their tail. The blue stripes on their body are more ...

Details: Flamboyant cuttlefish have the ability to change the color of their skin to camouflage themselves from predators nearby. They also change their coloration to communicate with other fish, ...

Shoal grass can grow to be 13 inches (33 centimeters) long and 0.08 inches (2 millimeters) in width. Shoal grass grows around the world but is most commonly found in the muddy coastal waters of the ...

Slate-pencil sea urchins are nocturnal feeders, meaning they hunt at night for their food. These urchins are orange-red with pencil-like spines all over. They use these spines to defend themselves, ...

Details: Nurse sharks range from yellow-tan to brown, blending into the sandy ocean floor. They have two sensory barbels near their mouths, helping them detect prey in the sand. Unlike many sharks, ...

Southern stingrays visit "cleaning stations" where bluehead wrasses and Spanish hogfish eat parasites and clean mucus from the ray's body. Females are usually larger than males, and can grow up to 6.5 ...

Rise and dive! Start your day with our sharks before the Aquarium opens to the public. You and your chums will have a great time sinking your teeth into a light continental breakfast while you learn ...