The term "Sea Hare" typically refers to various species of marine gastropod mollusks belonging to the order Anaspidea. These fascinating creatures are known for their distinctive appearance, often characterized by a large, flat, ear-like structure on their back, which gives them their name.
Here are some general details about Sea Hares:
 
Specifications:
Size: Varies among species; some can grow to a few inches, while others can reach larger sizes.
Appearance: The body is often soft, and the large "ear" or mantle can have various colors and patterns.
Tank Size: If kept in captivity, the tank size would depend on the specific species. Generally, a marine aquarium with proper conditions is required.
 
Behavior:
Sea Hares are herbivores, primarily feeding on algae. Some species have specialized chemical defenses.
 
Habitat:
Found in various marine environments, including coral reefs and rocky coastal areas.
 
Care Level:
Sea Hares can be challenging to keep in captivity due to specific care requirements. They are sensitive to water conditions.
 
Diet:
Primarily herbivorous, feeding on algae. In captivity, providing a diverse and algae-rich diet is essential.
 
Water Parameters:
pH: 8.1-8.4
Salinity: 1.023-1.025
Temperature: 72-78°F
 
Note: Sea Hares have some intriguing behaviors, including the release of a purple ink when disturbed, which can serve as a defense mechanism.
 
Disclaimer: "Please note that these are general guidelines, and for more accurate values or specific care requirements, we encourage you to contact Living Aquarium by phone or in person. Within store hours, our team of experts is always happy to answer any questions you may have and provide personalized guidance on care."