Tuxedo Urchin – Mespilia globulus acropora makes them a standout piece

makes them a standout piece for collectors and discerning reef keepers

Its dense growth provides shelter and grazing opportunities for small marine organisms

with excellent fin extension and strong overall presence

10 controllable channels

” Slow-moving and methodical

Tuxedo Urchin – Mespilia globulus acropora makes them a standout pieceMespilia globulus, commonly known as the Tuxedo Urchin, is a small and highly effective algae grazing echinoderm valued for both its utility and distinctive appearance. This species is easily recognized by its rounded body covered in short, alternating bands of deep blue, black, and white spines, giving it the appearance of a miniature tuxedo. Slow moving and methodical, the Tuxedo Urchin spends its time grazing across rockwork and hard surfaces,