Fighting Conch (Strombus gibberulus)

A hardy, active invertebrate prized for its appetite for detritus and algae. The Fighting Conch grazes across substrate and rock surfaces, churning sand and helping to prevent compaction — ideal for established reef and community tanks. Medium-large specimens grow 2–3 inches and thrive in well-oxygenated systems with ample grazing space. Nocturnal by nature, they're peaceful with fish and corals. Provide stable salinity, moderate current, and calcium-rich water to support shell health. A low-maintenance addition to any thriving saltwater setup.