Buying an aquarium or even fish for your aquarium has been a growing trend since the early 1980’s. The fish market and the idea of keeping fish as pets didn’t begin to get popular until the mid 90’s which, of course, led to an increase in fish sales and the creating of more fish businesses much like Aquarium Depot who have been in the fish market long before any of their competitors.
Aquarium Depot doesn’t sell fish per’say, but the popular marine life company does manage to make countless customers happy with their wide variety of coral, life food for your fish and living invertebrate to choose from, such as starfish. Earlier in 2010, sea life enthusiast and customer of Aquarium Depot, Marie Porter, had said the thriving company is her desired “hot spot” to find exactly what she needed for her dozens of aquariums at home. Mrs. Porter also added that in her neighborhood, “Aquarium Depot blows the competition out of the water” with a definite pun intended.
Before buying fish, if you haven’t done so already, there are a few things you will need to know such as understanding the differences in fish, what fish eat, if fish will eat your other fish or snails in the aquarium as well as being aware of fish scams.
Those crabs can poop a lot and don’t care to clean themselves. Crab poop is not pleasant. As poop goes crab poop really stinks and is sticky. 
Normally you could wait for the poop to dry out thus making it easier to pick up. In a reef tank everything stays wet. The 
