Advice
Carpet sea squirt
Aquatic pests
Carpet sea squirt is an invasive marine pest primarily spread by the movement of vessels and marine equipment. It can overgrow rocks, shellfish, sea sponges and man-made structures such as wharves, jetty pylons, pontoons, buoys and commercial and recreational vessels.
Updated: 19 June 2024
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Biosecurity alerts
Refer to the biosecurity alerts below for more information on aquatic pests and diseases.
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Asian green musselpdf (381 KB)
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Asian paddle crabpdf (876 KB)
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Black-striped musselpdf (359 KB)
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Carpet sea squirtpdf (2 MB)
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European green crabpdf (294 KB)
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Freshwater gold clampdf (2.64 MB)
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Indistinct river shrimppdf (204 KB)
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Northern pacific seastarpdf (2.48 MB)
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Redclaw crayfishpdf (1.09 MB)
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Wakame (Japanese kelp)pdf (2.1 MB)