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| Saltwater Livestock |
| Welcome to the Saltwater Livestock photo gallery. In this section you will find various types of fish with some specific information. On the right side of the page you can click on a 'Saltwater Fish' species to view the pictures. Click on the pictures to get a larger view and additional information about the selected fish. |
| Angel Fish |
Common Name: Flagfin
Latin Name: Apolemichthys Teimaculatus
We consider this angel to be one of the more delicate Angelfish species. They require excellent water quality and a diet that consists of marine algae and sponge. They also seem susceptible to skin infections. Watch this angel closely for any signs of reddening of the skin. Early detection of disease is a must for treatment. This is not a fish we suggest for beginners.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: APPROX. 8"
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Asfur
Latin Name: Pomacanthus Asfur
Although expensive, this red sea angelfish has an excellent record for captivity. Usually mild mannered and bold, this angelfish is hardy and accepts a wide variety of prepared foods. Give them plenty of room to grow and you will enjoy this fantastic angel for years to come.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: APPROX. 8"
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Atlantic Pygmy
Latin Name: Centropygi Argi
The perfect fish for the peaceful tank. This little angel is long lived and loves rock formations to swim in and out of all day long! They are hardy eaters and benefit from natural algae growth in the aquarium. Copper sensitive.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 2"
- REEF SAFE: RISKY
Common Name: Banded
Latin Name: Centropyge Multifasciatus
Do not purchase this fish. They refuse to eat in captivity and soon die. Be warned!
We do not stock this fish.
Common Name: Bicolor
Latin Name: Centropyge bicolor
Although sold by many aquarium stores, this angel in our opinion has a poor survival rating unless kept in a tank with established live rock and marine algae. Otherwise, they usually die! We do not stock this fish.
- REEF SAFE: RISKY
Common Name: Black Nox
Latin Name: Centropyge Nox
This unusual dwarf angel is the only solid black angelfish we know of. Quite secretive and shy, this angel should be kept only with very peaceful tank mates. They need an established supply of algae growth to survive and require excellent water quality. Not for the beginner or casual fish keeper. Copper sensitive.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 3"
- REEF SAFE: RISKY
Common Name: Blue
Latin Name: Holacanthus Isabelita
With excellent water quality, this angel fairs well in captivity. Avoid tiny specimens less than 3" long. They often arrive very thin and succumb to disease. 3"-4" specimens eat well and usually are long lived. They can become aggressive once established.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 14"
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Bluefin
Latin Name: Centropyge Multispinus
This dwarf angel from Sri Lanka is a fairly hardy species. Though intolerant of other centropyge angels, they are usually peaceful with other tank mates. Use caution with copper based disease treatments.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 4"
- REEF SAFE: RISKY
Common Name: Coral Beauty
Latin Name: Centilopyge Bispinasus
This is one of the most popular angels we stock. Like most angelfish, they are water quality sensitive. We carry only net-collected specimens from Fiji and Bali. Never keep this fish with aggressive species. They are easily intimidated and will hide and refuse to eat. They do best in tanks with natural algae growth for which they love to graze. As with all dwarf angels, use caution when using copper based medications.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: APPROX. 3"
- REEF SAFE: RISKY
Common Name: Eilbi
Latin Name: Centropyge Eilbi
This hardy dwarf angel is an excellent candidate for the aquarium. They love to graze on algae and most other prepared foods. Like most angelfish, they are water quality sensitive but are a little more forgiving than other angel species. Best if kept with other peaceful tank mates. Once established, this angel will not tolerate similar species. As with all dwarf angels, use caution when using copper based medications.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: APPROX. 3"
- REEF SAFE: RISKY
Common Name: Half Back
Latin Name: Centropyge Vroliki
This dwarf species has a good survival record for captivity. Keep with peaceful tank mates only and offer plenty of places for the angel to seek refuge. Allow natural algae growth in the aquarium for best results for this angel loves to graze. Copper sensitive.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 3"
- REEF SAFE: RISKY
Common Name: Grey Poma
Latin Name: Chactodontoplus Melansoma
When first introduced in the aquarium, this angel appears nervous and may refuse to eat. Only purchase specimens that are out front and readily accept food. If not fed several times daily, this angel can quickly become emaciated and succumb to disease. Not suggested for the beginner aquarist.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 6"
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Fireball
Latin Name: Centropyge Aurantonotus
A grand little angelfish for the aquarium. Usually hardy and peaceful, they accept about any prepared food. Offer plenty of cracks and crevices. You will enjoy watching this fish dart in and out throughout the aquarium. Copper sensitive.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 2"
- REEF SAFE: RISKY
Common Name: Flame
Latin Name: Centropyge Loriculus
Although considered hardy, this fish requires excellent water quality. Never keep with tank mates that will out-compete them for food. Offer plenty of crooks and crannies for them to seek refuge and allow natural algae growth in the aquarium. Use extreme caution with copper based disease treatments.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 3"
- REEF SAFE: RISKY
Common Name: Flameback
Latin Name: Centropyge Acanthops
This african dwarf angel, once established, does well if provided with plenty of nooks and crannies from which to seek refuge. Allow natural algae growth on the rocks and this little gem will be with you for years. Keep with other peaceful fish only. Copper sensitive.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 2"
- REEF SAFE: RISKY
Common Name: French
Latin Name: Pomacanthus Paru
Purchase this angel at 3"-4" and enjoy watching it change it's color phase from juvenile to adult. This bold angel will often feed from your hands. Once grown, this angel competes aggressively with other tank mates for food and seldom cowards from the presence of people. A great candidate for the large aquarium.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 14"
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Keyhole
Latin Name: Centropyge Tibicen
We do not suggest keeping this fish. In our experience, this angel usually does not survive. We do not stock this fish.
Common Name: Lamarck
Latin Name: Genicanthus Lamarck
This family of angels has, in our experience, a mixed success for captivity. We suggest you buy a specimen that is actively feeding. Avoid specimens that have not been properly decompressed when collected. Good specimens are usually hardy.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 4"
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Lemon Peel
Latin Name: Centropyge Flavissimus
Although a dwarf angel, this fish is often aggressive, especially to puffers. Keep with bold wrasses and tangs of similar size for best results. We import specimens from Fiji and Hawaii. Copper sensitive.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 3"
- REEF SAFE: RISKY
Common Name: Multicolor
Latin Name: Centropyge Multicolor
Although beautiful, this angel usually does not survive. For this reason, we do not stock this fish.
Common Name: Passer
Latin Name: Holacanthus Passer
Usually mean as heck, this angel is a great fish for the hateful crowd. Bold and fearless, this fish will often stand back even triggerfish! They will eat almost any prepared aquarium foods and live for years. Somewhat sensitive to head erosion and lateral line disease.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 10"
- REEF SAFE: NO WAY
Common Name: Personifer
Latin Name: Chaetodontoplus Personifer
Although expensive, this Australian beauty fairs well in the aquarium. They eat just about anything offered and usually swim right in the front of the tank waiting for their next meal. Both hardy and disease resistant.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 10"
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Annularis
Latin Name: Pomacanthus Annularis
If you can afford the price, we find this to be one of the most hardy of all the angelfish. They tend to hide when first introduced but once established they are bold, hardy and disease resistant! We suggest purchasing small to medium specimens only. Offer them plenty of space since they grow to quite a large size. Usually a non-aggressive species.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 10"
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Emperor
Latin Name: Pomacanthus Imperator
Everyone seems to love this angelfish. We occasionally bring in specimens collected from Fiji and Bali. This angel has a terrible record for survivability and if it does survive, they are often scarred by head erosion and lateral line disease. Good luck!
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 10"
- REEF SAFE: No, but the few people we know that have had good success with this angel have kept them in a reef environment.
Common Name: Majestic
Latin Name: Pomacanthus Navarchus
We bring in only net-collected specimens of this angel. Although water quality sensitive, once established this angel has a good survival record if fed a varied diet of algae and chopped seafood. Buy only small to medium sized specimens for best success. Not suggested for the beginner.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 10"
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Koran
Latin Name: Pomacanthus Semicirculatis
This angelfish has a great success record for captivity although they are susceptible to head erosion and lateral line disease. When first introduced they often develop lymphocystis, a viral condition that they usually overcome if you provide a balanced diet of marine algae along with good water quality. This angel can become aggressive with age and grows to be quite large.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 10"
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Blue-face
Latin Name: Pomacanthus Xanthometapon
Considered to be medium hardy, this high dollar angelfish can be quite aggressive once established. They are also susceptible to head erosion and lateral line disease. Although beautiful, this fish usually hides except during feeding time. For the advanced aquarist only.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 8"
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Potters
Latin Name: Centropyge Potteri
If offered plenty of live rock to graze upon, this beautiful dwarf angel will do well. Not suggested for the sterile, algae-free aquarium. Not suggested for the beginner. Extremely copper sensitive.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 4"
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Queen
Latin Name: Holacanthus Ciliaris
The queen of the caribbean, this angel is a demanding species to maintain. For best results, purchase specimens that are at least 3"-4" but no larger than 7". They require excellent water quality. They demand an array of foods consisting of marine algae, sponge and chopped vitamin enhanced seafood. Susceptible to skin infections, parasite infestations and lymphocystis. A fantastic fish if maintained properly.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 15"
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Regal
Latin Name: Pygoplites Diacanthus
We know of very few people that have had success keeping this angel. Red sea species sometimes survive. We do not stock this angel for this reason.
Common Name: Rock Beauty
Latin Name: Holacanthus Tricolor
This fish will get you every time. They eat readily at first only soon after to refuse food and die suddenly. Dietary requirements cannot be met to keep this fish alive. We do not stock this fish.
Common Name: Scribbled
Latin Name: Chaetodontoplus Duboulayi
This hardy Australian angel is a good candidate for the aquarium despite the high price tag. Once established, this angel eats well and usually survives for years if provided with good conditions.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 9"
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Singapore
Latin Name: Chaetodontoplus Mesoleucus
Although offered in many stores, this angel usually refuses to eat and dies. We do not stock this species.
Common Name: Swallowtail (female)
Latin Name: Genicanthus Melanospilus
If decompressed properly when collected, this angel usually does quite well if kept with mild mannered tank mates. Ensure that fish eats well before purchasing.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 6"
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Swallowtail (male)
Latin Name: Genicanthus Melanospilus
If decompressed properly when collected, this angel usually does quite well if kept with mild mannered tank mates. Ensure that fish eats well before purchasing.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 6"
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Xanthurus
Latin Name: Apolemichthys Xanthurus
Sometimes called the cream angel. This Sri Lankan angel has a good record for survival in the aquarium. Once established they eat well and usually remain calm with other tank mates.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 5"
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Yellow
Latin Name: Centropyge Heraldi
Although reasonably priced, this dwarf angel demand excellent water conditions and a well established live rock structure from which to graze. Not suggested for the beginner aquarist. Copper sensitive.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 3"
- REEF SAFE: RISKY
Common Name: Zebra
Latin Name: Genicanthus Caudovittatus
If decompressed properly when collected, this angel usually does quite well if kept with mild mannered tank mates. Ensure that fish eats well before purchasing.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 6"
- REEF SAFE: NO
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| Blenny |
Common Name: Algae
Latin Name: Salarias Fasciatus
This is one of our most popular blennies. As the name implies they make excellent algae cleaners. Best if kept with mild mannered species. Offer plenty of algae to prevent them from becoming emaciated.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 5"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Barnacle
Latin Name: Acantheblemaria Species
This tiny blenny makes a grand addition to any reef aquarium. They are hardy once established and readily accept prepared foods. Never keep with aggressive species. Their eyes can move in opposite directions and they move faster than you will be able to see.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 2"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Bicolor
Latin Name: Ecsenius Bicolor
What a fun addition to any peaceful tank. Although small, they can become territorial once established. Very hardy. We have seen this fish nip at small polyped stoney corals so use caution if you are adding him to a reef tank.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 3"
- REEF SAFE: RISKY
Common Name: Black Sailfin
Latin Name: Atrosalarius Fuscus
A good addition to any peaceful tank, this little algae eater will zip in and out of hiding places in the aquarium. Easy to keep once established. Aggressive toward other algae blennies.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 3"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Canary
Latin Name: Meicanthus Ovalanensis
This shy blenny should only be housed in aquariums with plenty of rock work from which it can hide. This fish is easily intimidated by active species. Not suggested for the beginner.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 3"
- REEF SAFE: RISKY
Common Name: Canary
Latin Name: Meiacanthus Atrodorsalis
What a beautiful fish! We find this to be a hardy blenny that easily adapts to prepared foods. Keep with peaceful fish only. Offer plenty of hiding places.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 4"
- REEF SAFE: RISKY
Common Name: Midas
Latin Name: Ecsenius Midas
We have had mixed success with this blenny. Always buy specimens that are actively feeding. They can easily become thin so ensure they are getting plenty to eat. We have seen this fish feed on coral tissue. Keep with peaceful tankmates only.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 4"
- REEF SAFE: RISKY
Common Name: Striped
Latin Name: Meiacanthus Grammistes
The grammistes blenny's beautiful markings make this a popular blenny when available. They eat well and remain fairly active compared to most blennies.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 4"
- REEF SAFE: RISKY
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| Boxfish |
Common Name: Longhorn Cowfish
Latin Name: Lactoria Cornuta
This unusual fish does quite well in the aquarium. Once established, they eat a variety of frozen food, marine algae and dried foods. Avoid purchasing specimens with eroded or damaged horns. Keep with fish of similar size. Keep with generally mellow tankmates. Remember that this fish possesses a toxin gland that it can expel and kill all the fish in the aquarium including itself!
- MAXIMUM SIZE: BASEBALL
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Spotted Female
Latin Name: Ostracion Melegris
You may think this to be strange but the black boxfish female is usually hardy where as the male of the same species does not survive. Unfortunately the female is the ugly one of the couple. She will eat a variety of foods both frozen and dried. Keep with only peaceful tankmates. This fish has a toxin gland that can be released into the aquarium. It can kill the boxfish and all of its tankmates.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 5"
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Spotted Male
Latin Name: Ostracion Melegris
This beautiful fish should be left in the ocean to be viewed by divers only. Though beautiful, this fish seldom if ever survives long in the aquarium. We do not stock this fish for this reason. This fish has a toxin gland that can be released into the aquarium. It can kill the boxfish and all of its tankmates.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 6"
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Yellow
Latin Name: Ostracion Cubicus
This boxfish is somewhat sensitive in the aquarium. Purchase only specimens that are actively eating in the store. Shy picky eaters usually do not survive. Keep with peaceful tank mates only. Parasite prone. This fish has a toxin gland that can be released into the aquarium. It can kill the boxfish and all of its tankmates.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 4"
- REEF SAFE: NO
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| Butterfly |
Common Name: Black & White Heniochus
Latin Name: Heniochus Acuminatus
If you purchase an actively feeding one of these plan on having them for a long time. They grow quickly and can become somewhat aggressive. They will eat nearly anything offered. They require excellent water quality to survive. Copper sensitive. Aggressive species will nip at the delicate dorsal ray of this fish.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 8"
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Golden
Latin Name: Chaetodon Semilarvatus
This beautiful red sea butterfly has a good survival record in the aquarium if offered a varied diet and excellent water quality. This fish is quite expensive. Not for the beginner. Can be kept in groups if you can afford it!!
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 8" OR MORE
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Klein's
Latin Name: Chaetodon Kleini
If you want to try a butterfly fish then this is the one to buy. Although not as colorful as most butterflies, the kleins is a hardy eater and will survive if offered a varied diet of frozen and dried food mixed with marine algae. A bold fish that is always ready for a meal.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 6" IN AQUARIUM
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Lemon
Latin Name: Chaetodon Miliaris
This hawaiian import usually does well if offered excellent water quality, a varied diet and peaceful tank mates. Parasite prone and copper sensitive.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 5"
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Merten's
Latin Name: Chaetodon Mertensii
We have had mixed success with this fiji island import. Avoid purchasing specimens that are shy and refuse to eat. Disease prone and copper sensitive. Keep with peaceful fish only. Not for the beginner. Water quality sensitive.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 5" IN AQUARIUM
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Pearlscale
Latin Name: Chaetodon Xanthurus
If this butterfly recovers from the stresses of capture and shipping this butterfly will usually adjust to prepared food fairly well. Requires excellent water quality. House with other peaceful tank mates only for this fish is easily intimidated. Not for the beginner. Parasite prone.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 5" IN AQUARIUM
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Punctato
Latin Name: Chaetodon Punctatofasciatus
We have had mixed success with maintaining this butterfly fish. Purchase only specimens that are out and actively feeding. Require excellent water quality. Offer a mixed variety of frozen foods mixed with some vegetable matter occasionally. Not for the beginner. Disease prone.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 5" IN AQUARIUM
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Racoon
Latin Name: Chaetodon Lunula
One of the few fairly hardy butterflies once adapted to captive life. They love marine algae, frozen mystis shrimp and chopped clam. They require excellent water quality. Not suggested for beginners. Keep with peaceful tank mates only. Parasite prone. Purchase small to medium sized specimens for best results.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 8"
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Teardrop
Latin Name: Chaetodon Unimaculatus
Purchase only specimens that are swimming about the tank actively. Have the store feed the fish to ensure that the fish is feeding well and not just picking. Water quality sensitive. Parasite prone.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 5" IN AQUARIUM
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Threadfin
Latin Name: Chaetodon Auriga
Although all butterfly fish are very delicate this one does have a chance in captivity if fed an extremely varied diet of frozen foods and marine algae. Avoid feeding only brine shrimp. They will suffer from dietary deficiencies. They require only the best water quality to survive. Purchase small to medium sized specimens for best results. Parasite prone. Not for beginners.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 8" IN AQUARIUM
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Yellow Longnose
Latin Name: Forcipiger Flavissimus
This beautiful import from hawaii has a fair survival record. They must be fed frequently to avoid becoming emaciated. Smaller specimens adapt best to captivity. House with peaceful tank mates only.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 8"
- REEF SAFE: NO
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| Warning! |
| All butterfly fish are very sensitive in captivity but there are many species that refuse to eat and die in the aquarium. In our experience, the following species should never be purchased: copperband butterfly, triangle butterfly, tinkeri butterfly, arabian butterfly, pelewensis butterfly. These species are often encountered in aquarium stores so do not waste your money. Purchasing marine fish that never survive only encourage collectors to continue to import more of them. We do not stock these fish. |
| Cardinalfish |
Common Name: Hi-Fin
Latin Name: Pterapogon Kauderni
Fairly new to the aquarium trade, the kauderni cardinal is such a hardy fish. They require average care and accept most prepared foods. The striking black on white markings make this fish really stand out in the aquarium. Great for reef tanks and peaceful fish only tanks. They are also mouth-brooders, unusual for marine fish.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 3"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Pajama
Latin Name: Sphaeramia Nematoptera
When first introduced to the aquarium these fish can be quite shy but once acclimated they are bold and hardy. They can be kept in groups without aggression toward one another. Do not house with aggressive species. Fully grown specimens can eat very small shrimp.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 3"
- REEF SAFE: YES
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| Clownfish |
Common Name: Akindynos
Latin Name: Akindynos
This Australian clownfish is one of the more delicate species especially when first imported. They seem to be prone to the disease brooklynella. We seldom import this species for this reason. Like most of the "sebae looking" species they prefer, although do not require, sebae, long tentacle and ritteri anemones.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 4"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Allardi
Latin Name: Amphiprion Allardi
Although this clownfish looks similar to a sebae clown, this African import is much more beautiful. This clownfish also has a unique swimming habit similar to the "galloping" pattern that the saddle clowns use. This fish is somewhat more expensive than most of the Indonesian clownfish but well worth the cost. They are disease resistant and long lived in the aquarium environment. Although they do not require an anemone, they prefer long tentacle, sebae, ritteri and bubble anemones if offered.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 3 - 4"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Bicinctus
Latin Name: Amphiprion Bicinctus
This Red Sea import is often sold under the common name the Two Banded Clown. Although expensive, this is a hardy species as with most Red Sea fish. House with damsels, small triggers, wrasses, rabbitfish, large angels and tangs. clownfish do not require anemones but this one prefers ritteri, bubble, long tentacle and sebae anemones.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 4.5"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Black Saddle
Latin Name: Amphiprion Polymnus
Often sold as the black percula or black saddle clown. This clownfish needs plenty of space when first introduced. They are very nervous and will often leap across the tank if disturbed too quickly. They do not require an anemone but this species does seem to be less jumpy if kept with one. Keep with tank mates of the same size that are fairly mild mannered. As for anemone preference we have found them to like long tentacle, sebae, bubble and carpet anemones.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 4 - 5"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Chrysopterus
Latin Name: Amphiprion Chrysopterus
Often sold as the blue stripe clown this fish is quite disease resistant and quickly adapts to the captive environment. House with tank mates such as marine angels, tangs, rabbitfish, wrasses and damsels. They will accept nearly any Pacific anemone offered although they do not require an anemone to thrive.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 4 - 5"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Clarkii
Latin Name: Amphiprion Clarkii
This is one of the many clownfish often sold under the common name Sebae Clownfish. This large growing clown does well with a more "tough" crowd like damsels, small triggers, wrasses, large angels and tangs. This hardy clown does not require an anemone although they prefer sebae, long tentacle and bubble anemones.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 4.5"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Fire
Latin Name: Amphiprion Ephippium
This species is fairly hardy once established buy will not tolerate copper based medications. We have found this fish to be prone to the disease brooklynella especially when first imported. Not for the beginner. This fish prefers sebae, long tentacle, bubble and ritteri anemones although they do not require an anemone to thrive.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 3"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Maroon
Latin Name: Premnas Biaculeatus
Info later to come.
Common Name: Melanopus
Latin Name: Amphiprion Melanopus
We have found this to be one of the hardiest of the clownfish. This large growing clownfish is best kept with other bold tank mates like triggers, large angels, tangs, wrasses and lionfish. This species can become territorial once established. If kept with an anemone they will accept bubble, ritteri, long tentacle and sebae anemones as a host.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 5"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Nigripes
Latin Name: Amphiprion Nigripes
Due to the delicate nature and rarity of this import we can offer little help in the care and maintenance of this species. We have imported them only twice and had poor success with this fish adapting to captivity. If you have kept this clown for any period of time please share your experience on our website forum.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: ?
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Ocellaris
Latin Name: Amphiprion Ocellaris
This is one of the most popular of the clownfish but at the same time it is one of the most delicate when first imported. They do poorly during the collection and transportation process so we suggest to always have the store hold the newly imported clownfish for 5-7 days in case of disease outbreak due to stress. Once this fish is conditioned , they are hardy and generally peaceful. Tank raised specimens seldom experience the problems of wild caught specimens. Clownfish do not require an anemone although Ocellaris clowns prefer bubble, ritteri and carpet anemones.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 3"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Orange Skunk
Latin Name: Amphiprion Sandaracinos
Now this is a unique clownfish. We bring in this fish whenever it is available(which is not often enough). They are nervous when first introduced but quickly adapt to prepared foods. We have had best success with this clownfish if kept with an anemone (perhaps due to the security that the anemone provides). Keep with peaceful tank mates only as this fish is easily intimidated.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 3"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Percula
Latin Name: Amphiprion Percula
Often sold as the True Percula Clown, this lovely fish makes an awesome addition to any aquarium. This fish is very delicate when first collected but once established is quite hardy. Avoid specimens collected from the phillipines as they are often drug collected. We bring these in from solomon island and have great success. Clownfish do not require an anemone although true perculas prefer bubble, ritteri and carpet anemones.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 3"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Pink Skunk
Latin Name: Amphiprion Perideraion
Although not as colorful as many other clownfish species we strongly recommend trying this one. They are hardy and quickly accept most prepared foods. They are available in tank raised and wild caught specimens. If kept with an anemone they will accept carpet, saddle, ritteri and long tentacle varieties.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 3 - 4"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Sebae
Latin Name: Amphiprion Sebae
Info later to come.
Common Name: Tomato
Latin Name: Amphiprion Frenatus
We consider this to be the hardiest of all the clownfish species. They are available in both tank raised and wild collected specimens. They will quickly accept prepared foods and often become territorial once established. Large specimens will often hold their own with triggers, lionfish, eels and larger angels and tangs. A great fish for the beginner!
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 4"
- REEF SAFE: YES
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| Damsels |
Common Name: Blue Devil
Latin Name: Chrysiptera Cyanea
As with most damsels, this fish is very hardy but will become extremely territorial once established. Use caution when adding new specimens to the aquarium as established damsels will often defend their territory to the death! This is the adult female of the Orangetail Blue Damselfish.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 3"
- REEF SAFE: Usually
Common Name: Blue Reed Chromis
Latin Name: Chromis Cyaneus
This Caribbean import makes a beautiful addition to the peaceful aquarium. This fish does best if kept in groups of three or more and offered a variety of finely chopped meaty frozen food. This fish is more delicate than other similar species.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 4"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Caribbean Jewel
Latin Name: Microspathodon Chrysurus
Although beautiful, this damsel is extremely aggressive to new-comers once established. This damsel will fight to the death to defend its territory! Very hardy!
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 4"
- REEF SAFE: RISKY
Common Name: Domino
Latin Name: Dascyllus Trimaculatus
As with most damsels, this fish is very hardy but will become extremely territorial once established. Use caution when adding new specimens to the aquarium as established damsels will often defend their territory to the death!
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 5"
- REEF SAFE: USUALLY
Common Name: Fiji Devil
Latin Name: Chrysiptera Taupou
As with most damsels, this fish is very hardy but will become extremely territorial once established. Use caution when adding new specimens to the aquarium as established damsels will often defend their territory to the death!
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 3"
- REEF SAFE: USUALLY
Common Name: Four Stripe
Latin Name: Dascyllus Melanurus
As with most damsels, this fish is very hardy but will become extremely territorial once established. Use caution when adding new specimens to the aquarium as established damsels will often defend their territory to the death!
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 3"
- REEF SAFE: USUALLY
Common Name: Garibaldi
Latin Name: Hypsypops Rubicunda
Now this is an awesome fish! This temperate water damsel is collected off the coast of California and the surrounding area. Although this fish is beautiful, they are one of the most hateful of the damselfish. Very expensive for a damselfish! Use caution with other fish!
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 8"
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Green Chromis
Latin Name: Chromis Viridis
These are one of the more mild damselfish that can be kept in groups if introduced at the same time. This is one of the hardiest marine fish if kept with peaceful tank mates.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 2"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Half Black
Latin Name: Chromis Dimidiata
As with most damsels, this fish is very hardy but will become extremely territorial once established. Use caution when adding new specimens to the aquarium as established damsels will often defend their territory to the death!
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 3"
- REEF SAFE: USUALLY
Common Name: Lime Chromis
Latin Name: Amblyglyphidodon Ternatensis
These are one of the more mild damselfish that can be kept in groups if introduced at the same time. This is one of the hardiest marine fish if kept with peaceful tank mates.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 2"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Marginatus
Latin Name: Dascyllus Marginatus
As with most damsels, this fish is very hardy but will become extremely territorial once established. Use caution when adding new specimens to the aquarium as established damsels will often defend their territory to the death!
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 3"
- REEF SAFE: USUALLY
Common Name: Neon Velvet
Latin Name: Paraglyphidodon Oxyodon
As with most damsels, this fish is very hardy but will become extremely territorial once established. Use caution when adding new specimens to the aquarium as established damsels will often defend their territory to the death!
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 5"
- REEF SAFE: USUALLY
Common Name: Orangetail Male
Latin Name: Chrysiptera Cyanea
As with most damsels, this fish is very hardy but will become extremely territorial once established. Use caution when adding new specimens to the aquarium as established damsels will often defend their territory to the death! This is the adult male of the common Blue Damselfish.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 3"
- REEF SAFE: USUALLY
Common Name: Seargent Major
Latin Name: Abudefduf Saxatilis
As with most damsels, this fish is very hardy but will become extremely territorial once established. Use caution when adding new specimens to the aquarium as established damsels will often defend their territory to the death!
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 4"
- REEF SAFE: USUALLY
Common Name: Snowflake
Latin Name: Dascyllus Albisella
As with most damsels, this fish is very hardy but will become extremely territorial once established. Use caution when adding new specimens to the aquarium as established damsels will often defend their territory to the death!
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 5"
- REEF SAFE: USUALLY
Common Name: Three Stripe
Latin Name: Dascyllus Aruanus
As with most damsels, this fish is very hardy but will become extremely territorial once established. Use caution when adding new specimens to the aquarium as established damsels will often defend their territory to the death!
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 3"
- REEF SAFE: USUALLY
Common Name: True Yellowtail
Latin Name: Chrysiptera Parasema
This damsel is more difficult to find as they are not frequently imported. Although similar to the more common Yellowtail Damselfish, the True Yellowtail tends to be more peaceful in the aquarium. This fish is more expensive than most other damsels in the Chrysiptera family.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 3"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Two Stripe
Latin Name: Dascyllus Reticulatus
As with most damsels, this fish is very hardy but will become extremely territorial once established. Use caution when adding new specimens to the aquarium as established damsels will often defend their territory to the death!
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 3"
- REEF SAFE: USUALLY
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| Dragonets |
Common Name: Bullseye Mandarin
Latin Name: Synchiropus Picturatus
This beautiful dragonette should only be kept in aquariums containing well established live rock. Never purchase specimens with sunken bellies as they are difficult to fatten up. They usually only eat tiny live organisms found in the live rock. They will also accept live brine shrimp but will not survive long on that food alone. They are hardy other than their picky feeding habits.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 3"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Mandarin
Latin Name: Synchiropus Splendidus
Most folks consider this to be one of the most beautiful of the marine fish. Many unknowing aquarist purchase mandarins believing that they will eat frozen foods. Nearly always this fish will only accept live foods like brine shrimp and trout worms. Keep this fish only in aquariums with live rock containing well established colonies of tiny amphipods and the like. Pairs can be kept together if a natural food supply can be maintained. We have had several customers enjoy the beauty of their mandarins spawning in the reef aquarium.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 4"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Scooter
Latin Name: Synchiropus Morrisoni
Although the name refers to a blenny the scooter is actually one of the dragonettes. This fish does best when kept in an established aquarium with live rock. They usually refuse to eat dry prepared foods and the live rock provides plenty of tiny live organisms for which they can prey upon. They are hardy when kept under these conditions. Avoid aggressive tank mates. Quite inexpensive.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 4"
- REEF SAFE: YES
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| Eels |
Common Name: Banded Moray
Latin Name: Echidna Pozyzona
This indonesian import is hardy but very secretive in the aquarium. They seldom come out during the day so ensure it is getting enough to eat. Will jump out if aquarium is not well covered. Beautiful markings on the body.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 24" IN THE AQUARIUM
- REEF SAFE: YES BUT WILL EAT SHRIMP, CRABS, AND SMALL FISH
Common Name: Chainlink
Latin Name: Echidna Catenata
This caribbean moray is hardy and aggressive. Keep with triggers, puffers and other fish that will not fit in its' mouth. They grow quickly and large specimens can inflict quite a nasty bite. Keep the aquarium well covered or the eel will jump out! Offer your eel a cave for refuge during the day.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 24" IN THE AQUARIUM
- REEF SAFE: YES BUT WILL EAT SHRIMP, CRABS, AND SMALL FISH
Common Name: Dragonface
Latin Name: Muraena Pardalis
This is certainly one of the most beautiful of the moray eels. Unfortunately they are terribly aggressive and grow huge quickly eating fish that are the size of its' head! They are also expensive costing $350. Or more!
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 3" OR LARGER
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Green Wolf Eel
Latin Name: Anarrhichthys Ocellatus
Although called the wolf eel this fish is actually a blenny! They are hardy and have beautiful adult green color although they will eat any tank mate that fits in its mouth. They are active and become tame with time.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 24" OR MORE
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Ribbon Black
Latin Name: Rhinomuraena Quaesita
Available in both the black and blue color phases, this eel is extremely difficult to adapt to captive feeding. We have had some success with specimens collected from Bali. They can escape through even the smallest hole making them difficult to contain. If you are going to try one make sure it eats before you purchase one although we suggest not encouraging the collection of this species due to its poor success rate.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 30" OR MORE
- REEF SAFE: RISKY
Common Name: Ribbon Blue
Latin Name: Rhinomuraena Quaesita
Available in both the black and blue color phases, this eel is extremely difficult to adapt to captive feeding. We have had some success with specimens collected from Bali. They can escape through even the smallest hole making them difficult to contain. If you are going to try one make sure it eats before you purchase one although we suggest not encouraging the collection of this species due to its poor success rate.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 30" OR MORE
- REEF SAFE: RISKY
Common Name: Snake
Latin Name: Myrichthys Species
We have had very limited success with most of the snake eels. Most customers cannot get them to eat enough food to survive. They burrow under the substrate making them difficult to feed. We no longer carry snake eels for this reason.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 30" IN THE AQUARIUM
- REEF SAFE: RISKY
Common Name: Snowflake
Latin Name: Echidna Nebulosa
This eel is imported in huge numbers due to it hardiness in the aquarium. Will not bother anything that will not fit in its' mouth. Eats chopped fish, shrimp, clam and the like. Offer a mixed diet for optimum health. Cover aquarium or the eel will jump out! Offer a cave for refuge during the day.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 36" IN THE AQUARIUM
- REEF SAFE: YES BUT WILL EAT SHRIMP, CRABS, AND SMALL FISH
Common Name: Tesselata
Latin Name: Gymnothorax Favagineus
This hardy aggressive eel quickly outgrows the aquarium. They will eat tank mates and any prepared foods offered. Beautiful markings on bright white body. Great escape artists.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 48" OR MORE
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Zebra
Latin Name: Gymnomuraena Zebra
Although expensive, this is perfect eel for any fish aquarium. They eat frozen or live shrimp and crabs. We have never seen this eel eat a fish! They grow large quickly so house in a 75 gallon tank or bigger. Excellent escape artists so cover the aquarium well.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 36" OR LARGER
- REEF SAFE: YES BUT WILL EAT MANY CRUSTACEANS
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| Firefish |
Common Name: Common
Latin Name: Nemateleotris Magnifica
One of our most popular firefish. They are hardy and social with one another. Do well in peaceful tanks and reef aquaria. Feed frozen and dried foods. Disease resistant. Good jumper!
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 3"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Helfrichi
Latin Name: Nemateleotris Helfrichi
Although beautiful and hardy this firefish is very expensive. They will eat frozen and dried prepared food and do well with other peaceful tank mates. Seldom imported.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 3"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Purple
Latin Name: Nemateleotris Decora
This deep water colorful firefish makes a great addition to the peaceful aquarium. They are jumpers so cover the aquarium well. Eats most frozen and dried foods. Aggressive toward each other.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 3"
- REEF SAFE: YES
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| Goby |
Common Name: Bar
Latin Name: Ptereleotris Zebra
This goby is at its best if kept in groups of three or more. They will hover above the decorations waiting for food particles and dive into the substrate if spooked. If you have good lighting you will appreciate the beauty of this extremely hardy fish. Disease resistant and peaceful. Avoid housing with aggressive species. They are excellent jumpers so keep the aquarium well covered.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 4"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Blue Gudgeon
Latin Name: Ptereleotris Microlepis
This awesome torpedo goby is best kept in groups of three or more. Single specimens will hide and refuse to eat. They are disease resistant but very shy when first introduced. Offer them plenty of caves to seek refuge. House with peaceful tank mates only. Not for the beginner. A perfect reef fish. Small particles of chopped frozen food will keep this fish from becoming emaciated. An excellent jumper so keep the tank covered!
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 4"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Candycane
Latin Name: Stonogobiops Nematodes
This fish is sometimes called the antennae goby. They do best if kept in the reef aquarium with peaceful tank mates. Although shy at first, they will guard their territory from other gobies. Can be kept together only if introduced at the same time. The red markings on the body are beautiful. Offer frozen brine shrimp and other small frozen foods. Disease resistant once established.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 2"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Catalina
Latin Name: Lythrypnus Dalli
This temperate water goby from the eastern pacific is one of the most beautiful of the gobies. Avoid this fish if your aquarium temperatures climb above 78 degrees. Angelfish species will sometimes pick at the skin of this fish. House with other small tank mates that are peaceful. Offer finely chopped frozen foods for best results. Not for the beginner.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 1 - 2"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Clown
Latin Name: Gubiodon Okinawae
Although inexpensive, this tiny goby is sometimes difficult to maintain. When first introduced they can be picky eaters. Offer frozen brine shrimp and blood worms. Always check to see that the fish is eating before taking them home from the aquarium store. Avoid specimens with concaved stomachs. Best if kept in reef aquariums. Keep with peaceful tank mates only. Not for the beginner.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: LESS THAN 1"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Diamond Sifter
Latin Name: Valenciennea Puellaris
This is one of the most popular of the sifter gobies. Their beautiful markings make this fish a great addition to any reef aquarium. They are picky eaters when first introduced. Offer a variety of small frozen seafoods for best results. House only with peaceful tank mates. Dwarf angels will sometimes pick at the skin of this goby so use caution if you plan to keep them together. This is a nervous goby and can easily jump out of the aquarium if startled. Fairly disease resistant. Avoid specimens with concaved stomachs as they are difficult to fatten up once thin.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 6"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Dragon Sifter
Latin Name: Amblygobius Phalaena
This is one of the more hardy of the sifter gobies. Although not as colorful as many of the other sifter gobies, the dragon sifter usually does not hide much and accepts most prepared foods. We have read that they also need some micro-algae in their diet as well. House with mild mannered fish only for best success. Quite inexpensive.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 6"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Engineer
Latin Name: Pholidichthys Leucotaenia
As a juvenile, this hardy fish is black and white striped. As it matures the pattern becomes mottled. This fish loves to dig holes, hence the name. Keep two or more engineer gobies together or they tend to stay hidden except at night. They grow large for a goby and live a long life in the aquarium. This fish make an excellent choice for the beginner. Angelfish species sometimes will pick at the skin of this fish so use caution. They are disease resistant and will accept nearly any prepared foods. Copper sensitive.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 10" +
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Goldenhead Sifter
Latin Name: Valenciennea Strigata
Pairs of this goby can be housed in the aquarium together. This fish should only be kept in well established reef tanks with large colonies of amphipods and worms in the substrate for which it can feed. The pair will move throughout the tank together foraging for food. Disease resistant but picky eaters. House with peaceful tank mates only in a well covered aquarium. Not for the beginner.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 6" IN THE AQUARIUM
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Neon
Latin Name: Gobiosoma Oceanops
This little Caribbean goby is very hardy and disease resistant. They are one of the "cleaner" type fishes. Unlike the pacific cleaner wrasse, which does not live long in captivity, the neon goby will eat any prepared food and live for years. House with peaceful tank mates only. This is the perfect fish to house with tangs and angelfish. They will allow the neon goby to cling to their body to pick off loose tissue and parasites. A great fish for the beginner.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 2"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Pinkbar
Latin Name: Cryptocentrus Aurora
If kept with mild tank mates this beautiful goby will live for years. They are disease resistant and will accept most any dry or frozen food. Provide plenty of hiding places for this goby likes to dart in and out of cracks and crevices.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 3"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Randalls
Latin Name: Amblyeleotris Randalli
This beautiful goby makes the perfect addition to any reef or peaceful "fish-only" aquarium. Once established they are hardy and will usually build themselves a cave where they can seek refuge. The randalli goby will accept most prepared food and enjoy frozen brine shrimp as a treat. Avoid housing them with aggressive tank mates. In the reef, try adding a pacific pistol shrimp. They will quickly find each other and live in harmony in the same cave. The symbiotic relationship is an awesome sight to see! Good jumper so cover your aquarium well.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 6"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Red Spot Watchman
Latin Name: Cryptocentrus Caeruleopunctatus
This pretty watchman goby is both hardy and disease resistant. We have had some problems with them eating shrimp and other smaller gobies. Offer them some rocks for them to seek refuge under. Dwarf angels sometimes like to pick at the skin of this fish so watch out if you plan to house them together. Add a pacific pistol shrimp for the watchman to buddy up with. The symbiotic relationship is quite interesting to experience. They are good jumpers so ensure that the aquarium is well covered.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 8"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Redhead
Latin Name: Gobiosoma Puncticulatus
This is another one of the very hardy goby species. Imported from Central America, this active little fish begins to eat prepared foods soon after they arrive. Best if kept with peaceful tank mates in an aquarium with plenty of cover for the goby to seek refuge. A good beginner fish.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 2"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Scissortail
Latin Name: Ptereleotris Evides
This swift goby needs an aquarium with plenty of caves for which they can seek refuge. We import these from Fiji and they quickly adapt to the captive environment. If added together they can be kept in pairs without fighting one another. Keep the tank well covered or they will jump out!
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 4"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Striped Sifter
Latin Name: Valenciennae Helsdingenii
This Sri Lankan import is one of the hardiest of all the sifter gobies. They are not shy and will eat just about any prepared foods. They are disease resistant and colorful although more expensive than most other sifter gobies. We strongly recommend this fish when we can get them. They are excellent jumpers so keep the tank well covered.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 6"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Two Spot
Latin Name: Signigobius Biocellatus
Although beautiful, this little sifter goby is difficult to maintain from a feeding standpoint. They must be kept in a tank with well established colonies of amphipods and tiny worms in the substrate. Many fish like to pick at this unusual fish so keep an eye out for incompatibility problems. We have read that this fish makes a life long pair bond with a female and usually does not survive if the pair is broken. Not for the beginner.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 2"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: White Sifter
Latin Name: Valenciennae Sexguttata
Sometimes referred to as the blue dot sleeper goby due to the tiny blue dots on the gills of this fish. This is one of the hardier of the sifters. They will accept all types of frozen foods and can be kept in groups. House with peaceful tank mates in an aquarium with a fine substrate. Very inexpensive.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 5"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Yellow Watchman
Latin Name: Cryptocentrus Cinctus
Although shy when first introduced, the yellow watchman quickly adapts to its surroundings. They will accept nearly any prepared food and seldom show aggression to other tank mates. If introduced together, a male and female can usually be housed in the same aquarium. They enjoy the company of a pacific pistol shrimp and will all live in the same cave in harmony. This fish is both disease resistant and hardy. House with non-aggressive tank mates only. Dwarf angels will sometimes pick at the skin of this fish so use caution if housed together. This fish is a good jumper so ensure that the aquarium is well covered.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 6"
- REEF SAFE: YES
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| Grouper |
Common Name: Blue Line
Latin Name: Cephalopholis Boanack
Although beautiful, this grouper is extremely aggressive. They should be kept with large puffers, large eels, large tangs and large aggressive angelfish like the passer angel. They will eat anything offered and are best when added last to the aquarium for they are hateful toward new additions. Very disease resistant and long lived.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 12" +
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Clown
Latin Name: Pogonoperca Punctata
Sometimes referred to as the leaf lip grouper due to the fleshy growth on the bottom lip of this beautiful fish. If transporting this fish, never keep other fish in the same container for this soapfish can excrete a toxin into the water. In the aquarium we have never seen this happen. This is a hardy non-aggressive species that will not bother other fish if they will not fit into its huge mouth. House with large tangs, wrasses, angels, puffers and eels.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 8"
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Marine Betta
Latin Name: Calloplesiops Altivelis
Although expensive, this fish is both hardy and peaceful. Marine bettas will eat very small slender bodied fish but they are never aggressive otherwise. House with tangs, angels, mellow wrasses, and larger gobies. When first introduced they are picky eaters so begin with feeding live grass shrimp and small feeder guppies. Once established, this fish will accept chopped frozen foods like shrimp and squid. Provide plenty of cracks and crevices for this fish to seek refuge from more bold tank mates. This fish is reef safe but will eat shrimps and crabs if they will fit in its mouth.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 8"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Miniatus
Latin Name: Cephalopholis Miniata
Like most groupers, the miniatus is hardy, disease resistant and very aggressive especially toward new additions to the aquarium. This is the perfect fish to house with large puffers, triggerfish, aggressive tangs and larger angelfish. Miniatus are food hogs so be sure that the other fish in the tank can compete for food. We have seen this fish take a strong disliking to wrasses once established. Do not keep with other Cephalopholis groupers.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 12" +
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Panther
Latin Name: Cromileptes Altivelis
This popular aquarium fish survives well in an aquarium with plenty of room for it to grow. Reaching 3 feet in the wild, be prepared to eventually purchase a large aquarium for this guy to live in. Not as territorial as most groupers and will not bother tank mates that will not fit in its mouth. House with other large aggressive species that can compete for food with this ever hungry fish.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 18" IN THE AQUARIUM
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Skunk
Latin Name: Variola Louti
This beautiful hardy fish is extremely aggressive especially toward new tank mates. They especially seem to dislike wrasses. Give this fish plenty of space to grow with a cave to seek refuge. This fish will eat anything that fits into its huge mouth. Very hardy and disease resistant.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 18" +
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: V-tail
Latin Name: Cephalopholis Urodeta
This hardy aggressive grouper should be kept only with larger fish that can compete for food with this big eater. Large puffers, aggressive wrasses, large tangs, eels and large angels make great tank mates. Offer them a cave to seek refuge. They will eat anything that will fit in their large mouth.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 8"
- REEF SAFE: NO
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| Hawkfish |
Common Name: Arc-eye
Latin Name: Paracirrhites Arcatus
This is one of the more aggressive of the hawkfish. This is a good one to keep with triggers, eels and puffers of similar size. They are hardy and disease resistant and make a great fish for the beginner. They will eat most meaty prepared foods and live for years. They will sometimes attack wrasses and bottom dwellers.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 6"
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Atlantic
Latin Name: Amblycirrhitus Pinos
Both hardy and colorful, the atlantic hawkfish makes a great addition to any marine aquarium containing medium sized tank mates. They bounce from place to place searching for a morsel of food. They quickly become tame enough to eat from the owners hand. Atlantic hawks will eat any type of meaty frozen foods and are disease resistant making them a good fish for the beginner. They will eat small shrimp, crabs and snails so use caution in the reef environment.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 4"
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Flame
Latin Name: Neocirrhitus Armatus
Due to its bright red color, this is one of the most popular of the hawkfish. They are hardy although more expensive than most other hawkfish. As with most hawkfish, they will eat shrimp, crabs and snails in the reef. Offer them any meaty frozen food and some place to seek refuge and this awesome hawkfish will live for years.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 3"
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Freckled
Latin Name: Paracirrhites Fosteri
This Hawaiian import is a hardy aggressive hawkfish best kept with large angels, tangs, triggers, puffers and eels. They seem to hate wrasses so use caution if you plan to house them together. This fish is disease resistant and long lived. This is a good fish for the beginner. Feed any type of meaty frozen food and offer some hiding places.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 6"
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Longnose
Latin Name: Oxycirrhitus Typus
When first introduced you may have to offer this hawkfish some live grass shrimp and small guppies until it adjusts to prepared foods. Once established, the longnose hawk is hardy and can be kept in the reef if you do not have any small shrimp in the aquarium. This is a very peaceful hawk so house with other peaceful tank mates like larger gobies, dwarf angels, tangs, butterflies and clownfish.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 4"
- REEF SAFE: RISKY
Common Name: Spotted
Latin Name: Cirrhitichthys Falco
This hardy hawkfish is the perfect fish for the beginner. They are inexpensive and disease resistant once established. They will eat any meaty frozen or dried prepared food. Use caution in the reef for this fish will eat shrimp, crabs and snails. This fish will not tolerate other bottom dwellers once established.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 4"
- REEF SAFE: NO
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| Hogfish |
Common Name: Candy
Latin Name: Bodianus Bimaculatus
This rare hogfish is expensive but easy to keep in the aquarium. Seldom even bothering shrimp, the candy hog can be kept in the reef tank. House with gobies, blennies, jawfish, dwarf angels and sharpnose puffers. They are sometimes aggressive to small wrasses so use caution. They will accept both frozen and freeze dried meaty foods.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 4"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Coral
Latin Name: Bodianus Mesothorax
One of the most commonly imported hogfish, the coral hog has a fair survival record. This fish needs to be fed several times per day a diet of meaty frozen and freeze dried foods. Never purchase specimens that are thin. House with fish of a medium aggressive nature as the coral hog is easily intimidated by very aggressive tank mates. This fish will eat small gobies and blennies.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 8"
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Cuban
Latin Name: Bodianus Pulchellus
This awesome deep-water caribbean hogfish is a great choice for the medium aggressive aquarium. Once established, the cuban hog is hardy, colorful and bold. They will accept any meaty food and appreciate some live foods as well. This fish eventually grows to a large size and does well with puffers, lionfish, marine angels, tangs, triggers, eels and rabbitfish. The cuban hogfish, like most hogfish species, sometimes clashes with wrasses, hawkfish and groupers.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 15"
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Diana
Latin Name: Bodianus Diana
This bright red hogfish is hardy and bold once established. Medium sized specimens quickly adapt to captive life and readily accept freeze dried and frozen meaty foods. Small specimens will often act as cleaner fish in the aquarium. This hogfish can be housed with lionfish, puffers, angel, tangs, eels, smaller triggers and grunts.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 10"
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Eclipse
Latin Name: Bodianus Axillaris
Looking similar to the coral hogfish the eclipse hogfish is equally as hardy if fed well. This fish can become thin if not offered food several times per day. This fish will eat small fish like gobies and blennies. Keep with medium aggressive fish like marine angels, tangs, lionfish and puffers. Offer plenty of meaty frozen and freeze dried foods.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 8"
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Lyretail
Latin Name: Bodianus Anthiodes
This beautiful deep-water hogfish, although expensive, is hardy and peaceful. They should be housed in an aquarium with peaceful tank mates like sharpnose puffers, larger gobies, blennies, dwarf angels, peaceful tangs and jawfish. This fish is shy in the aquarium so offer plenty of places for this fish to seek refuge. Avoid very tiny specimens as they usually arrive thin and are more delicate. Like most hogfish, they prefer meaty foods whether frozen or freeze dried.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 8"
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Spanish
Latin Name: Bodianus Rufus
The beautiful spanish hog is the perfect fish for the beginner aquarist. They are hardy and bold. They will accept any meaty prepared food and should be fed several times per day. They do grow large over time and are usually compatible with angels, tangs, puffers, triggers, eels and grunts. This caribbean species should not be kept with hawkfish, groupers or wrasses. They will eat very small tank mates.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 10"
- REEF SAFE: NO
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| Jawfish |
Common Name: Blue Spot
Latin Name: Opistognathus Species
Imported from the sea of cortez, we consider this to be the most beautiful and desirable of the jawfish. The neon blue dots glow under the aquarium lights! This fish digs out a cave which he will guard zipping out only to grab bits of meaty food. This fish quickly adapts to captive life and even becomes tame. This is a hardy fish although expensive and ensure that the tank is completely covered for jawfish are jumpers. A perfect reef fish.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 4"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Yellowhead
Latin Name: Opistognathus Aurifons
This caribbean jawfish is delicate when first introduced. Dwarf angels will often attack this fish for no apparent reason so use caution is you plan to house them together. Always allow the store to house this fish for at least 5 days before you take them home. This fish will jump out if the tank is not completely covered. Not for the beginner but once established this is a beautiful fish to own. The perfect reef fish.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 4"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Dusky
Latin Name: Opistognathus Aurifons
This caribbean import is hardy and inexpensive. Though not colorful, the dusky jawfish develops a personality that you will love. They accept any meaty food. Like other jawfish, they will dig out a cave under a rock standing guard except to grab a morsel of food. A good beginner fish.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 4"
- REEF SAFE: YES
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| Lionfish |
Common Name: Dwarf
Latin Name: Dendrochirus Zebra
We have very little success with this lionfish. They often arrive from the wild with a variety of skin parasite problems. We seldom offer this species for this reason. If you plan to buy one of these lions be sure to have the store hold the fish for at least 5 days. This fish is difficult to adapt to anything but live foods. Never feed goldfish to lions. This fish will accept live grass shrimp if in good health. Not for the beginner. Very copper sensitive. Venomous.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 5"
- REEF SAFE: RISKY
Common Name: Fumanchu
Latin Name: Dendrochirus Biocellatus
Now this is one of the most unusual of the lionfish. This fish takes a long time to accept prepared food so offer him plenty of grass shrimp until you can train him over to prepared food. This is one of the more secretive of the lions. Allow the store to hold this fish for at least 5 days after arrival for this fish is delicate when first imported. Copper sensitive. Venomous. Hardy once established. Avoid tank mates that will over compete this fish for food.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 7"
- REEF SAFE: RISKY
Common Name: Fuzzydwarf
Latin Name: Dendrochirus Brachypterus
This fish can be found in a variety of color variations from plain brown to orange and yellow. This fish is hardy once established and quickly adapts to prepared food. Never feed this fish just one food for it will suffer from dietary deficiencies over time. Never feed goldfish to lionfish! Can be housed with anything that will not fit into its huge mouth. Copper sensitive. Venomous. You will have to feed live food at first until you train him over to prepared food.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 6"
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Radiata
Latin Name: Pterois Radiata
Though beautiful, this is one of the more delicate of the lionfish. This fish is prone to skin parasites especially when first imported. If offered excellent water quality and tank mates that will not out compete this fish for food the radiata does fairly well. Never purchase specimens that have just arrived. Not for the beginner. Copper sensitive. Venomous.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 10"
- REEF SAFE: RISKY
Common Name: Volitans
Latin Name: Pterois Volitans
This is one of the most imported species of the lionfish. This fish is hardy, quickly adapts to prepared meaty foods and becomes quite bold. This fish does well with most puffers, triggers, wrasses, eels, large pacific tangs and pacific angels. Caribbean species are often stung by this fish. Remember that caribbean fish do not have the natural instinct to avoid the venomous spines of this lionfish(at least for now). This fish grows large quickly so be prepared to buy a big aquarium or you can trade your lionfish in if it outgrows your tank. Copper sensitive.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 18" +
- REEF SAFE: NO
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| Lizardfish |
Common Name: Red
Latin Name: Parapecis Schavinslandi
Lizardfish are great even for the beginner aquarist. They are hardy, active fish that need to be fed several times per day for best results. They will accept any meaty prepared food. Can be housed with wrasses, clownfish, sharpnose puffers, angels and tangs. This fish is sometimes aggressive toward bottom dwelling fish like hawkfish, blennies and gobies.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 6"
- REEF SAFE: NO
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| Pseudochromis |
Common Name: Bicolor
Latin Name: Pseudochromis Paccagnellae
This basslet is hardy if kept in a tank of mild mannered fish. Use caution if housed with small shrimps and crabs as pseudochromis will eat them if given the chance. They will accept any meaty prepared food and should be offered plenty of hiding places for this fish to seek refuge. This fish will jump if the tank is not well covered. A good fish for the beginner.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 3"
- REEF SAFE: RISKY
Common Name: Flavivertex
Latin Name: Pseudochromis Flavivertex
This red sea import is very hardy. They enjoy darting in and out of the ornaments searching for a morsel of food. Purchase farm raised specimens if offered for they are even hardier than the wild caught specimens. House with wrasses, clownfish, hawkfish, dwarf angels, tangs and rabbitfish. A good beginner fish. This fish can jump so ensure tank is well covered.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 3"
- REEF SAFE: RISKY
Common Name: Fridmani
Latin Name: Pseudochromis Fridmani
This red sea import is awesome in the aquarium. Pairs can be housed together if introduced at the same time. Purchase farm raised specimens when available. They will accept any meaty prepared food. A good fish for the beginner. This fish can jump although not as risky as some pseudochromis species. A stunning addition to the mild mannered aquarium.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 3"
- REEF SAFE: YES (watch out with small shrimp)
Common Name: Neon
Latin Name: Pseudochromis Dutoiti
This red sea import is usually offered under the name arabian pseudochromis. When small this fish can be housed with smaller tank mates but they usually become aggressive as they mature. Purchase farm raised specimens when available. One of the hardiest of the red sea pseudochromis. A good beginner fish although somewhat expensive.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 4" +
- REEF SAFE: RISKY
Common Name: Purple
Latin Name: Pseudochromis Porphyreus
This fish is sometimes offered under the name strawberry basslet. They are hardy and readily accept any meaty prepared food. House with dwarf angels, tangs, gobies, blennies, hawkfish and clowns. This fish will eat small shrimps and crabs if given the chance. A good fish for the beginner. This fish will jump if the tank is not well covered.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 3"
- REEF SAFE: RISKY
Common Name: Springeri
Latin Name: Pseudochromis Springeri
This secretive basslet is one of our favorites. Under good lighting you can appreciate the neon blue stripes on the jet black body. They love to dart in and out of the ornaments in the tank. House with gobies, blennies, clownfish, dwarf angels, tangs and rabbitfish. This fish can be a jumper! Purchase farm raised specimens when available.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 3"
- REEF SAFE: RISKY
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| Pufferfish |
Common Name: Dogface
Latin Name: Arothron Nigropunctatus
The common dogface is extremely hardy and makes a great fish for the beginner. They will eat shrimp, squid, krill and other meaty foods. This fish will live for years if offered a varied diet of frozen foods. Can be housed with triggers, large angels, groupers, eels and wrasses.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 18" +
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Guinae Fowl
Latin Name: Arothron Meleagris
We bring this beautiful puffer in from the sea of cortez. Like most dogface puffers, they grow quickly and will eat most types of meaty foods. this fish can easily bite a chunk out of you so be careful when servicing the aquarium. House with large angels, tangs, triggers, eels and groupers.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 18" +
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Stars & Stripes
Latin Name: Arothron Hispidus
Once established this puffer quickly grows to a huge size. They will eat any meaty foods offered and easily compete with even the most voracious eaters. House with triggers, wrasses, groupers, lionfish, large angels, tangs and eels. A good fish for the beginner if you have a large aquarium. Somewhat parasite prone when first introduced. Offer some live crustaceans occasionally to keep the beak-like teeth from overgrowing.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 18" +
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Valentini
Latin Name: Canthigaster Valentini
This is one of the dwarf puffers. There are many sharpnosed puffers all of which are considered hardy. Sharpnose puffers prefer chopped shrimp, brine shrimp, dried marine algae and dried foods. They are best housed with dwarf angels, smaller wrasses, tangs, butterflyfish, hawkfish and larger gobies. Other species include the bluespot puffer, the false-eye puffer, the atlantic sharpnose puffer and the somewhat nippy white spot puffer all of which are considered hardy. Different species of sharpnose puffers usually do no tolerate one another.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 4"
- REEF SAFE: NO
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| Rabbitfish |
Common Name: Foxface
Latin Name: Siganus Vucpinus
This is one of the most popular of the rabbitfish. Once established these fish are hardy and readily accept most algae-based foods. These fish are mainly herbivorous and must have algae in their diet. All rabbitfish have venemous spines so handle them with caution. Rabbitfish do well with most marine fish if of similar size. Other varieties offered are the redfin foxface, the magnificent foxface, the yellow rabbitfish and the blue spot rabbitfish. A good beginner fish.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 6"- 8" (DEPENDING ON VARIETY)
- REEF SAFE: YES
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| Snapper |
Common Name: Emperor
Latin Name: Lutjanus Sebae
If you purchase one of these you had better buy a bigger tank. Although they are hardy, they will quickly outgrow an aquarium. They will eat anything and everything offered. The adult coloration is different from the juvenile pictured. best kept with groupers, dogface puffers, large wrasses and eels.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 20"
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: High Finned
Latin Name: Symphorichthys Spilurus
Although beautiful, this fish is often tormented by other tank inhabitants. The long fins are targets for damage by other fish. We have had little success keeping this fish and generally do not recommend this fish for captivty.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: ?
- REEF SAFE: NO
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| Squirrelfish |
Common Name: Big Eyed
Latin Name: Myripristis Hexagonatus
Squirrelfish, in general, are hardy fish that adapt well to prepared foods and captive life in the aquarium. Bigeye squirrelfish are shy when first introduced but quickly learn who feeds them! they are long-lived if offered a variety of meaty frozen foods. They are best kept with larger angelfish, tangs, clownfish, wrasses, hawkfish and eels.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 8"
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Striped
Latin Name: Sargocentron Melanospilos
Striped squirrelfish are an excellent fish for the beginner. They can be kept in groups if introduced together. Like other Squirrelfish they will eat a variety of meaty frozen foods. They are somewhat shy preferring to remain around rock formations and overhangs.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 8"
- REEF SAFE: NO
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| Tangs |
Common Name: Powder Brown
Latin Name: Acanthurus Japonicus
This tang plenty of room and good water quality and it will live for many years. We bring these in from bali and after about a week of acclimation they readily accept prepared foods. Can become territorial once established. Sensitive to ph problems. Prone to parasitic infections. Supply a variety of dried marine algae in diet.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 5"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Powder Blue
Latin Name: Acanthurus Leucosternon
A beautiful species although they are sensitive to water quality problems. They are schooling fish in the wild but will not tolerate each other in the aquarium. Once established they can be very territorial especially with similar species. Not for the beginner. Parasite prone. Use caution with copper based medications.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 8"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Clown
Latin Name: Acanthurus Lineatus
We import these out of bali and fiji. They are very delicate when first introduced but once established they readily accept prepared foods. Can become aggressive once established. Feed varied diet of dried marine algae. Needs excellent water quality to thrive. Use caution with copper based medications.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 8"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Orange Shoulder
Latin Name: Acanthurus Olivaceus
Imported from hawaii, this fairly hardy tang makes a good addition to any community tank. Small specimens are bright yellow changing to half yellow half grey as adults. One of the hardier tang species. Like most tangs, they require excellent water quality. Feed a varied diet of dried marine algae.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 8"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Mimic
Latin Name: Acanthurus Pyroferus
This tang has several color morphs that mimic certain dwarf angels. As juveniles they mimic the yellow angel, the lemon peel angel, the half black angel or the eiblii angel depending on where they are collected. Dwarf angels are seldom preyed upon hence offering the mimic tang some protection from predators. The adult coloration is still very attractive. Prone to head erosion. Sensitive to copper based medications. Feeds on a variety of dried marine algae.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: ?
- REEF SAFE: ?
Common Name: Convict
Latin Name: Acanthurus Triostegus
This hawaiian import may not be all that colorful but once adjusted to captive life they are easy to maintain. They need lots of food to stay healthy so always keep dried marine algae available for them to graze. Keep with peaceful tank mates only. Copper sensitive.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 6"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Achilles
Latin Name: Acanthurus Achilles
We import these tangs from hawaii. They are sensitive to ph problems. They also need an aquarium with high dissolved oxygen levels and plenty of room. Feed dried marine algae with vitamin enhanced prepared foods. They grow to a large size. Not for the beginner.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 8"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Atlantic Blue
Latin Name: Acanthurus Coeruleus
This tangs starts out yellow as a juvenile and turns solid blue as an adult. They are hardy and disease resistant once established. Aggressive to new comers so watch closely when introducing a new fish. Parasite prone.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 12"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Black Longnose
Latin Name: Zebrasoma Rostratum
This christmas island tang is one awesome fish. They command a high price but do well if offered excellent water quality and plenty of marine algae to graze upon. Like most zebrasoma species they are prone to head erosion and lateral line disease. Parasite prone. Copper sensitive.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 10"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Chevron
Latin Name: Ctenochaetus Hawaiiensis
This expensive gem makes a great addition to any reef tank. The design of their mouth allows them to easily scrape hair algae from live rock. They are bright orange as juveniles and black with blue trim as adults. Sensitive to copper based medications. Prone to head erosion. Parasite prone. Not for the beginner.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 8"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Kole
Latin Name: Ctenochaetus Marginatus
Often called the yellow eye tang due to the bright yellow ring surrounding the eyes. They are excellent algae grazers for reef tanks and are generally hardy and disease resistant. Imported from hawaii.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 6"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Lieutenant
Latin Name: Acanthurus Tennenti
Once established, the lieutenant tang is hardy and disease resistant. Their blue-grey color makes a beautiful addition to the tank. They will eat just about anything offered but do include plenty of marine algae. Very easy to maintain.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 10"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Mustard Guttatus
Latin Name: Acanthurus Guttatus
Not many stores stock this fish but it is one of our favorites. After just a few days of arrival they are eating and stay out front nearly all the time. They are somewhat expensive but well worth the price. Offer dried marine algae, krill, and vitamin enriched frozen foods. Both hardy and disease resistant.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 10"
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Naso
Latin Name: Naso Lituratus
One of the most popular of the tangs. They need excellent water quality, lots of dried marine algae supplemented with other vitamin enriched frozen foods. They grow large and need plenty of room to thrive. Small to medium sized specimens adjust well. Sensitive to copper based medications.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 15" +
- REEF SAFE: SMALL SPECIMENS ONLY
Common Name: Blonde Naso
Latin Name: Naso Lituratus (Blonde)
Specimens from the red sea seem to us to be more hardy than indonesian collected specimens. They require excellent water quality and plenty of room to thrive. Offer lots of dried marine algae as well as vitamin enriched prepared foods. Copper sensitive.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 15" +
- REEF SAFE: SMALL SPECIMENS ONLY
Common Name: Blue
Latin Name: Paracanthurus Hepatus
Everyone loves this fish due to it's beautiful rich blue color. These fish are extremely parasite prone. They require excellent water quality. Most specimens develop head erosion and lateral line disease unless kept in a reef like environment. Watch closely for signs of parasite problems like scratching and/or rubbing on aquarium ornaments. Not an easy fish to maintain.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 8"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Purple
Latin Name: Zebrasoma Xanthurus
We seldom, if ever, carry this species. Although beautiful when first introduced, they nearly always develop head erosion and lateral line disease if not kept in a reef like environment. Very parasite prone. Never keep with other zebrasoma species.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 8"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Sohal
Latin Name: Acanthurus Sohal
Llike many red sea fish the sohal tang adapts easily to captivity. They are bold and aggressive once established. Eats about any food offered but include dried marine algae to their diet. Somewhat expensive but a safe investment. Beautiful adult coloration.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 10"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Unicorn
Latin Name: Naso Brevirostris
Although not colorful this tang has such appeal as a juvenile. But then they start to grow and grow and…. Although hardy this tang can exceed lengths of two feet or better. Very hardy. Offer plenty of dried marine algae.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 24" +
- REEF SAFE: JUVENILES ONLY
Common Name: Yellow
Latin Name: Zebrasoma Flavescens
One of the most imported marine fish. Best if one of the last additions to the aquarium. Very sensitive to water quality and head erosion. They school in the wild but will tear each other apart in the aquarium. Prone to skin infections. Sensitive to copper based medications. Offer plenty of marine algae of which to graze. Can become thin quickly and succumb to disease.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 6"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Brown
Latin Name: Zebrasoma Scopas
The scopas tang has a fair track record for captivity. Needs excellent water quality and is prone to parasitic infections. Requires lots of marine algae to thrive. Copper sensitive.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 6"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Sailfin
Latin Name: Zebrasoma Veliferum
Although prone to head erosion if not offered the correct diet, this tang has a good survival record for captivity. They are bold and can be aggressive to new comers. The red sea desjardini sailfin tang is more expensive but has orange lines throughout the body. Parasite prone. Copper sensitive.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 10"
- REEF SAFE: YES
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| Triggers |
Common Name: Assasi
Latin Name: Rhinecanthus Assasi
This red sea import is a great find! If purchased at a small size, this triggerfish adapts well to aquarium life. They are bold, hardy eaters and do well with most other aggressive to medium aggressive fish. Offer a meaty diet consisting of chopped frozen seafood and some dried marine algae. Large collected specimens are very aggressive. Never purchase thin specimens. Fish with a pinched belly and/or face can easily succumb to disease.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 8" IN THE AQUARIUM
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Black Durgeon
Latin Name: Melichthys Niger
We only occasionally stock this trigger. When first introduced into the aquarium they are very nervous and often dart from one end of the tank to the other. They require a large aquarium with a varied diet of shrimp, clam, squid and dried marine algae. They are not usually as aggressive as most triggerfish.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 10"
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Blue-Line
Latin Name: Pseudobalistes Fuscus
Now this is an awesome fish but of course then there is the down side. This is an extremely aggressive trigger especially once they get some size on them. Keep only with larger groupers, puffers and other unfriendlys! We have even seen this trigger take on large lionfish. They are hardy and colorful. Feed plenty of frozen seafood and some marine algae. Watch your fingers!!
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 8" IN THE AQUARIUM
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Blue-Throat
Latin Name: Xanthichthys Auromarginatus
This is one of our favorite triggerfish. Sometimes referred to as the blue jaw trigger, actually only the male has the blue on the throat. This is a mild mannered trigger compared to most and somewhat shy. The beautiful yellow trim on the undulating fins is awesome. Easy to keep and usually friendly toward it's tank mates. Offer any prepared meaty frozen food with supplemental marine algae.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 8" IN THE AQUARIUM
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Bursa
Latin Name: Rhinecanthus Verrucosus
This is one of the more mild mannered of the rhinecanthus triggers. Though not as colorful, the bursa trigger is hardy and bold. They do well with other fish of similar size but as with all triggers avoid housing them with gobies, blennies and the like. They will be eaten sooner or later! Offer a varied diet of frozen seafood and dried marine algae.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 6"
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Clown
Latin Name: Balistoides Conspicillum
This is one of the most popular triggerfish for the marine aquarium despite it's relatively high price. They are hardy, colorful and aggressive. Best if kept with other aggressive species such as dogface puffers, large wrasses, large lionfish and eels. Never feed only one type of food. Offer meaty foods such as shrimp, clam and squid as well as a balanced frozen food such as "formula one". They will also benefit from dried marine algae on occasion.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 10" IN AQUARIUM
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Humu/Picasso
Latin Name: Rhinecanthus Aculeatus
Although very aggressive, if kept with other aggressive species this trigger will live for years. They are colorful, hardy, disease resistant and bold. Purchase very small specimens for best success with compatibility. They will eat anything offered to them. Never purchase specimens that have sunken areas around the face. Fish that are thin are difficult to fatten up and can succumb to disease. Once established this fish is rock solid and always out front.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 8" IN THE AQUARIUM
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Niger
Latin Name: Odonus Niger
This is a fantastic fish for the beginner. Although somewhat shy for a trigger, they are hardy, disease resistant and beautifully marked as adults. Offer a mixed seafood diet along with some dried marine algae. Males develop red fangs as adults and both sexes develop a beautiful lyretail.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 8"
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Pinktail
Latin Name: Melichthys Vidua
This trigger is one of our favorites. They are usually mild mannered(for a trigger), hardy and colorful. They picture does not do this fish justice. They are in the medium price range and do well with medium aggressive angels, tangs, wrasses and puffers. Offer them plenty of meaty food but this trigger also has a fondness for dried marine algae as well. Strongly recommended for the aquarium.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 7"
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Queen
Latin Name: Balistes Vetula
This caribbean triggerfish is quite lovely with it's blue and yellow lines throughout the body but be warned. Once this trigger gets settled in they are mean as heck! They will often attack lionfish or starve them to death do to it's endless appetite. They grow to a huge size even in the aquarium. Purchase a big bag of frozen seafood, marine algae and krill. Keep at your own risk! Very hardy though.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 18" +
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Rectangle
Latin Name: Rhinecanthus Rectangulus
This beautiful trigger usually has a bad attitude. Keep only with other aggressive species of similar size. These fish often arrive thin so always allow the store to hold the fish to ensure that it recovers from the rigors of shipping. Offer them a diet of chopped seafood and some marine algae. They will often nip at your fingers and a large fish can give you a bleeder!
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 8" IN THE AQUARIUM
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Undulated
Latin Name: Balistapus Undulatus
Due to the hateful attitude of this beautiful trigger we do not import them. They often hide in a cave in the aquarium waiting for the unknowing aquarist to turn off the lights. Out they come to kill and conquer their tank mates! Beware!
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 8" IN THE AQUARIUM
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Whiteline
Latin Name: Sufflamen Bursa
We bring this trigger in from the hawaiian islands. They should be housed only with aggressive tank mates. This trigger will bite so watch your hands when working in the tank. They will eat nearly anything offered including dried marine algae. They are extremely hardy and do best if kept in an aquarium of 75 gallons or more.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 8" IN THE AQUARIUM
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: White Tail
Latin Name: Sufflamen Chrysopterus
This aggressive import from bali is hardy and bold once established. They are best if kept with other "bad boys" such as dogface puffers, squirrelfish, large wrasses, groupers and lionfish. Reasonably priced.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 6" IN THE AQUARIUM
- REEF SAFE: NO
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| Wrasse |
Common Name: Banana
Latin Name: Thalassoma Lutesens
What a striking fish! Banana Wrasses are hardy imports that do well in the medium aggressive to the aggressive tank. They are bold fish that will accept all meaty frozen and dried marine foods. House with Triggers, Lionfish, large Angels and Tangs. This is a good beginner fish is you have a 55 gallon tank or larger.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 15" IN THE AQUARIUM
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Black Bird
Latin Name: Gomphosus Varius
This is an excellent wrasse for the beginner aquarist. Black Bird Wrasses are hardy, disease resistant and extremely active. They will eat nearly any food offered and become tame over time. This fish will live for years and will change color pattern to the Green Bird Wrasse!
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 10"
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Blue Neon
Latin Name: Pseudodax Moluccanus
This colorful wrasse is quite hardy although they are difficult to find! This is an excellent fish for the aquarium as they adapt to prepared foods and seldom quarrel with their tank mates. This wrasse should be housed with other small peaceful fish like Gobies, Blennies, Dwarf Angels and the like. Provide a soft substrate as this wrasse will burrow at night. Like most wrasses, offer meaty frozen and dried prepared foods. They love brine shrimp for a treat!
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 4"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Bluehead
Latin Name: Thalassoma Bifasciatum
This aggressive import from bali is hardy and bold once established. They are best if kept with other "bad boys" such as dogface puffers, squirrelfish, large wrasses, groupers and lionfish. Reasonably priced.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 6" IN THE AQUARIUM
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Blueside Fairy
Latin Name: Cirrhilabrus Cyanopleura
This common fairy wrasse is hardy and will accept a variety of prepared frozen foods. frozen brine shrimp, chopped squid, marine flakes and pelletized marine foods are all eaten readily. These fish are disease resistant and very tolerant of other fairy wrasses. Groups of fairy wrasses are often housed in the same aquarium. These fish will not survive with aggressive tank mates. House with clownfish, gobies, dwarf angels, mild-mannered tangs and blennies.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 4"-5"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Dragon
Latin Name: Novaculichthys Taeniourus
Although this wrasse is not all that colorful, Dragon Wrasses are one of our favorites. Their unique swimming habits and constant begging for food makes this a popular fish. This fish is not for everyone as they require LOTS of regular feedings to maintain good body weight and health. Dragon Wrasses do well with Dwarf Angels, Coris Wrasses, Rabbitfish and other mild-mannered tank mates. This is a burrowing wrasse that requires a soft substrate.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 10"
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Exquisite Fairy
Latin Name: Cirrhilabrus Exquisitus
Although somewhat more expensive than other more common fairy wrasses, the exquisite fairy is well worth the price. These fish are hardy and disease resistant like most other fairy wrasses. They will accept frozen brine shrimp, meaty frozen foods and marine flakes. House this fish with peaceful tank mates only!
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 4"-5"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Green Bird
Latin Name: Gomphosus Varius
This is one of our favorite of the hardy wrasses. Their bright green color, unusual for marine fish, really stands out under the fluorescent light of the aquarium. They are hardy eaters of most any type of meaty frozen food. House with fish of similar size and avoid most groupers with the exception of the clown grouper and the panther grouper.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 10"
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Green Leaf
Latin Name: Novaculichthys Macrolepidotus
We bring this unusual wrasse in from our supplier in Bali. Green being an unusual color makes this one of our favorite hardy wrasses. These fish do require some acclimation time as they are often very stressed when they first arrive. They should be housed with mild to medium aggressive tank mates that will not fit in their toothy mouth. They prefer meaty frozen foods with the occasional treat of live Grass Shrimp, Guppies and/or Crayfish. Provide a soft substrate as this is one of the burrowing wrasses.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 10"
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Half Black
Latin Name: Hemigymnus Melapterus
This wrasse requires excellent water quality and a little luck to thrive. Purchase specimens that are actively feeding and are not emaciated. Several customers have found this fish difficult to keep fat over time. Perhaps this fish would benefit from feeding several small feedings throughout the day as opposed to one large feeding. this is not a fish for the beginner.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: unknown
- REEF SAFE: JUVENILES ONLY
Common Name: Hardwick
Latin Name: Thalassoma Hardwicke
Hardwicke Wrasses are both hardy and beautiful! They eat any meaty frozen or dried food offered and are long-lived aquarium fish. House with Angels, Tangs, Clownfish, mild Triggers and Damsels. This fish is excellent for the beginner.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 8"
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Harlequin Tusk
Latin Name: Liendardella Fasciatus
Often this fish is listed as difficult to keep but we have found that properly collected specimens not only thrive but grow to a nice size if offered good water quality and lots of chunky meaty frozen foods. We import only net-collected specimens from our quality suppliers. Australian specimens have brighter coloration than the ones we bring in from bali. Although this fish looks ominous with their exposed blue teeth, they should actually be housed with mild-mannered tank mates such as larger clownfish, damsels, bird wrasses, pink tail triggers, rabbitfish, angels and tangs.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 12"
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Hi-fin Fairy
Latin Name: Paracheilinus Lineopunctatus
This inexpensive durable wrasse makes an excellent addition to the peaceful aquarium. The male has long filamented dorsal rays that he regularly displays if housed with several female red fairy wrasses. This disease resistant fish will eat most frozen and dried marine foods. House with peaceful tank mates only!
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 3"- 4"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Lunare
Latin Name: Thalassoma Lunare
Due to the awesome coloration and hardiness, this is one of the most popular wrasses. Lunare Wrasses should be kept with aggressive tank mate only. We have seen this wrasse eat the eyes from slow moving tank mates so use caution when adding new fish to the tank. They will eat any prepared food offered and quickly become quite tame in the aquarium. Males develop a beautiful lyretail with vivid pink and green color on the pectoral fins. This is one of the easiest marine fish to keep in captivity. Groupers will often show aggression toward this fish!
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 14" IN THE AQUARIUM
- REEF SAFE: NO
Common Name: Paddlefin
Latin Name: Thalassoma Lucasanum
We carry both the juvenile (the Mexican Rainbow Wrasse) and the adult coloration (the Paddlefin Wrasse) of this fish. This wrasse is hardy and colorful. They will eat shrimp, squid and other prepared frozen food. These are bold fish that will steal food from any of its tank mates if given the chance. House this wrasse with Triggers, Lionfish, Hawkfish, Clowns, Tangs and larger Angelfish. This is an excellent fish for the beginner.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 12"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Red Coris
Latin Name: Coris Gaimard
Considered one of the most striking wrasses, use caution when purchasing this fish. Red coris wrasses are delicate fish that have a hard time recovering from the stresses of capture and shipping from the wild. Purchase only full-bodied, actively feeding specimens that have been at the store at least 7 days. This is not the fish for the beginner. House with peaceful tank mates only!
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 8"
- REEF SAFE: JUVENILES ONLY
Common Name: Six Line
Latin Name: Pseidocheilinus Hexataenia
Now this is a beautiful wrasse that is suitable for the beginner. This wrasse will eat nearly any meaty prepared food. Sixline Wrasses are active and generally peaceful with other fish although they do show aggression toward new arrivals. This fish forms a cocoon at night to sleep in and does not burrow. They should be housed only with other small, peaceful tank mates only.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 3"
- REEF SAFE: YES
Common Name: Twin Spot
Latin Name: Coris Aygula
This awesome african import is worth the expensive price. The beautiful juvenile coloration remains with these fish until they reach about five inches long. The adult color phase is not as striking but is still attractive. This fish should only be housed with peaceful tank mates. This wrasse buries under the substrate at night and emerges in the morning as if it has a built-in clock. Only purchase specimens that are actively feeding and avoid emaciated specimens. They will eat a variety of meaty frozen foods such as brine shrimp, plankton, chopped shrimp and clam.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 8" IN THE AQUARIUM
- REEF SAFE: JUVENILES ONLY
Common Name: Yellow Coris
Latin Name: Halichoeres Chrysus
This beautiful wrasse should be housed with smaller peaceful fish such as gobies, blennies, pseudochromis, dwarf angels, small tangs and clownfish. They are shy when first introduced but once established they will remain out of the substrate for most of the day. They will eat finely chopped meaty frozen foods, brine shrimp, small plankton and marine flakes. This fish benefits from feeding several small feedings throughout the day as opposed to one large feeding.
- MAXIMUM SIZE: 6"
- REEF SAFE: JUVENILES ONLY
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Common Name: Cauliflower
Latin Name: Dendronephthya
This is an extremely difficult species to maintain over the long term unless fed daily with an assortment of planktonic foods like brine shrimp nauplii, phytoplex, ets plankton, marine snow, etc. Prefers good water flow and requires no special lighting. Not recommended except for the most advanced reef keepers.
Common Name: Colonial Polyps
Latin Name: Zoathus/Palythoa sp.
These animals are hardy and will thrive under a variety of lighting conditions. They are available in a variety of colors. If fed regularly, they will grow and multiply often covering entire rocks. Most species will thrive even without feeding although the growth rate is slower. Depending on the variety depends on where they should be placed in the aquarium. All prefer strong water flow. You can directly feed them brine nauplii, phytoplex, ets plankton and marine snow using a syringe to shoot the food over the open polyps. Strongly recommended. Some species can be invasive and aggressive toward surrounding corals.
Common Name: Colt
Latin Name: Cladiella
This is one of the hardiest of the soft corals. It prefers low to middle placement in the aquarium and moderate to strong water flow. This coral has powerful stings that will burn other corals that may come in contact with it. No special feeding required. Easy to propagate.
Common Name: Mushroom
Latin Name: Discosoma sp.
This hardy species is sometimes referred to as mushroom anemones. Nearly all species are extremely hardy and can adapt to a variety of lighting and water flow conditions. The intensity of color and appearance in the tank depends on where they are placed. They will display deep color if kept low in the tank and more pale color if placed near the top. Under low lighting the discs will stretch upward and develop a "stalk". In brighter conditions they will stay close to the rockwork. The more common varieties can be invasive multiplying everywhere! Available in a multitude of colors. Most require no special feeding. Strongly recommended.
Common Name: Cabbage Leather
Latin Name: Sinularia Dura
This hardy species required no special feeding and is easy to propagate from cuttings. Prefers strong water flow to assist in molting. Middle to upper placement in the tank will suffice. Strongly recommended for beginners.
Common Name: Devilhand Leather
Latin Name: Lobophytum
This is a hardy species that is easy to propagate. They require no special feeding although provide good water flow to assist in molting. Middle to upper placement in the tank is usually best. Available in brown, green and yellow color. Avoid dyed specimens as they will not survive.
Common Name: Finger Leather
Latin Name: Sinularia
This is a hardy species that grows quickly. It is easy to propagate from cuttings and does not require feeding. Needs good water flow to assist in molting. Place low to midway in the aquarium. The brown color is mostly available but sometimes the more sought after yellow color is available. Avoid dyed specimens as they seldom survive.
Common Name: Green Tree Leather
Latin Name: Paralemnalia
This beautiful species is hardy and easily propagated. Offer strong to moderate flow to assist in molting. It requires no direct feeding. This coral displays a bright green color under strong lighting but will turn brown with green highlights under lower lighting conditions. Strongly recommended.
Common Name: Yellow Leather
Latin Name: Sarcophyton Elegans
This is a more difficult species to maintain than most other leather species. This coral requires bright light and strong water flow to thrive. This coral is prone to infection from handling and we have read that oils from the skin can be to blame. No direct feeding required. Watch this coral closely for any dark or black tissue infection.
Common Name: Red Chili
Latin Name: Nephthyigorgia
This coral expands it's polyp mainly at night when first introduced. With regular feeding this is a hardy species. If placed in a dark cave or crevice with strong flow, it will "open" all day making feeding much easier. Feed plankton type foods like phytoplex, ets plankton, marine snow, etc. Like other soft corals, they will molt on occasion. Very low to no light required.
Common Name: Sphincter
Latin Name: unknown
This odd soft coral can withdraw completely into it's base giving a look that resembles it's common name. It should be placed in the sand bed or nestled between rocks. It requires strong to moderate flow and should be fed supplemental plankton type foods like phytoplex, ets plankton, marine snow, etc. Low to medium light.
Common Name: Tree
Latin Name: Nephthea
Tree coral is a hardy soft coral that requires no direct feeding. It can be kept under low to high lighting but prefers strong water flow. Available in brown and the highly sought after lime green color. Easily propagated from cuttings. This coral grows quickly and become quite large. Highly recommended.
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Common Name: Acropora
Latin Name: Acropora sp.
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Common Name: Blastomussa
Latin Name: Blastomussa sp.
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Common Name: Bubble
Latin Name: Plerogyra
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Common Name: Cactus
Latin Name: Pavona sp.
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Common Name: Candy
Latin Name: Caulastrea
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Common Name: Regular Cup
Latin Name: Turbinaria Peltata
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Common Name: Yellow Cup
Latin Name: Turbinaria Reniformis
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Common Name: Elegant
Latin Name: Catalaphyllia
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Common Name: Favia Brain
Latin Name: Favia sp.
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Common Name: Favites Brain
Latin Name: Favites sp.
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Common Name: Fox
Latin Name: Nemenzophyllia sp.
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Common Name: Frogspawn
Latin Name: Euphyllia Divisa
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Common Name: Fungia
Latin Name: Fungia sp.
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Common Name: Galaxia
Latin Name: Galaxia sp.
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Common Name: Hammer
Latin Name: Euphyllia Ancora
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Common Name: Heliofungia
Latin Name: Heliofungia sp.
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Common Name: Horn
Latin Name: Hydnophora sp.
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Common Name: Lobophylia
Latin Name: Lobophylia sp.
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Common Name: Meat
Latin Name: Cynarina
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Common Name: Montipora
Latin Name: Montipora sp.
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Common Name: Pachyseris
Latin Name: Pachyseris sp.
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Common Name: Pectinia
Latin Name: Pectinia sp.
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Common Name: Pipe Organ
Latin Name: Tubipora sp.
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Common Name: Pocillipora
Latin Name: Pocillipora sp.
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Common Name: Scolymia
Latin Name: Scolymia sp.
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Common Name: Tongue
Latin Name: Ctenactis sp.
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Common Name: Torch
Latin Name: Euphyllia Glabrenscens
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Common Name: Trachyphyllia
Latin Name: Trachophylia sp.
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Common Name: Tubastrea
Latin Name: Tubastrea sp.
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Common Name: Wellsophyllia
Latin Name: Trachyphyllia sp.
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