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Green Sea Hare - East Pacific

Dolabrifera sp.

(6 Reviews)

With its unique, soft body and shape, the Green Sea Hare adds a touch of wonder to any tank. It's known for its easy care level and peaceful nature, making it a fascinating addition for hobbyists. Its ability to help control algae is a bonus, showcasing both beauty and utility in your aquarium.

Green Sea Hare - East Pacific

Dolabrifera sp.

(6 Reviews)

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Green Sea Hare - East Pacific Care Facts

Size:	3+ inches
Care Level:	Moderate
Temperament:	Peaceful
Reef Safe:	Yes
Diet:	Algae
Coral Safe:	yes
Invertebrate Safe:	yes
Minimum Tank Size:	25 gallon

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Sea hares derive their name from the fact that the pair of club shaped organs protruding out of their head resembles the ears of a hare. Sea hares aren't that attractive, instead are slimy, slow moving and get camouflaged well into the aquatic environment of the tank, basically having a face only a mother could love. The sea hares if fed well can grow up to a size of 12 inches in the wild and should be kept in a tank not less than 25 gallons. Sea hares are extremely peaceful and should not be housed with any aggressive species of fishes as this can force them to release a toxin. In case of a chemical release by the sea hare, the water should be either chemically filtered or partially changed.

Sea hares prefer dwelling in areas that are shaded with grass and rocks, where light won't easily pass through. They are also known for being one of the finest algae grazers to be kept in the aquarium. If there is little algae present in the tank, diet supplements such as boiled lettuce and dried kelp can be given temporarily. Drip acclimation method is used as the sea hare sometimes takes long hours to acclimate themselves to the tank environment, but once acclimated, they are quite hardy.

Reviewed by: Scott Remiger on Oct. 13, 2024

Reviewed by: David Kelley on Aug. 4, 2024

Happy, healthy, and gorging on algae. They are sooo cute. I love watching them.

Reviewed by: Jerry Albright on May 15, 2024