Indo-Pacific

Centropyge tibicen

The biggest dwarf angel, dressed in bold black with a single white patch.

Ctenochaetus strigosus

A Hawaiian reef cleaner that scrubs algae with its uniquely bristled teeth.

Macropharyngodon kuiteri

A boldly patterned reef wrasse that thrives in small, active groups.

Takifugu oblongus

A pufferfish that grows big, bites hard, and crosses into brackish water.

Chaetodon rafflesii

A coral-dependent butterflyfish that reveals its mood through a mysterious dark spot.

Salarias fasciatus

A reef's algae patrol with a bold personality and surprising jaw strength.

Gobiodon citrinus

A tiny, lemon-yellow goby that lives tucked inside coral branches in the wild.

Centropyge flavissimus

An all-yellow reef dweller with a bold personality that outpaces its small size.

Canthigaster leoparda

A deep-water puffer with bold leopard spots and a compact, manageable size.

Cryptocentrus leptocephalus

A burrow-sharing goby that stands guard while its pistol shrimp partner digs.

Chaetodon unimaculatus

A wide-ranging reef butterfly with a bold spot and a coral-eating habit.

Chaetodon lineolatus

The largest butterflyfish in the world, with a bold graphic pattern to match.

Pterois volitans

A venomous reef predator that rules its corner of the tank with quiet authority.

Gymnothorax chilospilus

A compact reef moray with a bold spotted pattern and a surprisingly calm reputation.

Lactoria cornuta

A boxy, horn-headed oddity that browses the seafloor with surprising curiosity.

Forcipiger flavissimus

A needle-nosed reef hunter that picks prey from crevices other fish can't reach.

Oxycirrhites typus

A perching ambush predator that claims gorgonians as its personal throne.

Zebrasoma rostratum

A sleek, all-black Pacific tang with a distinctively elongated snout.

Doryichthys martensii

A slender, pipe-bodied hunter that lets the male handle all the parenting duties.

Zoramia leptacantha

A tiny reef cardinalfish that gathers in shimmering clouds above branching coral.

Cirrhilabrus lubbocki

A social, zooplankton-hunting wrasse that thrives in lively reef communities.

Genicanthus caudovittatus

A rare peaceful angelfish with dramatic lyre-shaped tail fins and true sexual dimorphism.

Pseudanthias squamipinnis

Schooling reef anthias that shifts from female orange to vivid male purple.

Synchiropus splendidus

One of the most vividly colored fish on the reef, and one of the trickiest to keep.

Lactoria diaphana

A boxy, horned oddity that roams reefs and mudflats across the entire Indo-Pacific.

Calloplesiops altivelis

A cave-dwelling mimic that fools predators by impersonating a moray eel.

Amphiprion tricinctus

Three bold white bars on deep orange. The Marshall Islands' own anemonefish.

Premnas biaculeatus

The boldest clownfish in the hobby, and it knows it.

Genicanthus personatus

A rare Hawaiian endemic that's one of the most coveted angels in the hobby.

Arothron diadematus

A bold Red Sea puffer with a dramatic masked face and serious bite.

Paracheilinus mccoskeri

A tiny reef wrasse where the males put on a color show like no other.

Amphiprion mccullochi

A rare island endemic with a bold personality that punches well above its size.

Tetraodon suvattii

A bottom-hugging Mekong puffer that buries itself in river mud.

Chaetodon mertensii

A reef-associated butterflyfish that pairs up and patrols the deeper reef edges.

Liopropoma susumi

A secretive reef cave-dweller with bold pinstripes and peaceful manners.

Ecsenius midas

A reef blenny that mimics anthias in color, movement, and social behavior.