Scallop - Red

The Lima orientalis, commonly known as the Red Scallop, is a captivating marine species that brings a vibrant burst of colour to any reef tank. This striking creature, native to the Caribbean region, is renowned for its vivid red hue that beautifully contrasts against the backdrop of a well-kept aquarium. The Red Scallop is an intermediate level species, necessitating a certain degree of care and attention to flourish. As a filter feeder, it feeds by sifting through water for plankton and other tiny particles. This feeding habit not only makes it an intriguing addition to your tank but also contributes to the overall ecosystem by aiding in maintaining the water's cleanliness and clarity. One of the most intriguing aspects of the Red Scallop is its reef-safe nature. This means it can peacefully coexist with other reef inhabitants, making it an excellent choice for those aiming to create a diverse and harmonious marine community. The Red Scallop, while not a common sight in many aquariums, is available exclusively through our Tropical Marine Centre's supply line. This guarantees that you receive a healthy, well-cared-for specimen that has been responsibly sourced. The Red Scallop is a mesmerising addition to any reef tank, with its vibrant colouration and unique feeding habits. It's a species that requires a bit of care, but the reward is a stunning, lively creature that adds a touch of the exotic to your aquarium. When it comes to feeding, the Red Scallop thrives on a diet of Gamma Foods' specific products, ensuring it receives all the necessary nutrients it needs to flourish. Gamma Foods offers a variety of food options, including frozen foods, dry foods, and supplements, all of which are designed to provide the essential nutrients that marine creatures like the Red Scallop need to thrive. In conclusion, the Lima orientalis or Red Scallop is a beautiful, interesting, and rewarding species to keep in a reef tank. Its unique characteristics and care requirements make it a fascinating addition to any marine aquarium.