Species
Browsing 1,299 species. Use the filters below to narrow down.
Pike Characin
FishAcestrorhynchus microlepis
A sleek, toothy predator that schools as a juvenile and hunts like a pike.
Pike Characin
FishAcestrorhynchus pantaneiro
A sleek river predator that plays surprisingly well with the right tankmates.
Pike Characin
FishBoulengerella cuvieri
A surface-hunting predator that outgrows almost every home aquarium.
Pike cichlid
FishCrenicichla albopunctata
A compact, manageable pike cichlid with serious predator personality.
Pike Cichlid
FishCrenicichla lugubris
A deceptively pretty juvenile that grows into a large, predatory tank-buster.
Pikehead
FishLuciocephalus pulcher
A pike-like gourami relative from blackwater forests, built for ambush.
Pike killifish
FishBelonesox belizanus
A surface-hunting predator built like a pike, from Central American wetlands.
Pinch Piranha
FishSerrasalmus eigenmanni
A sleek Amazon predator that's surprisingly manageable for first-time piranha keepers.
Pindu
FishStomatepia pindu
A critically endangered Cameroonian cichlid that turns jet black when spawning.
Pink Bamboo Shrimp
InvertAtyopsis spinipes
A gentle filter-feeder that fans food from the current with fan-like front legs.
Pink Flasher
FishParacheilinus carpenteri
A tiny reef wrasse that puts on a dazzling courtship flash of pink and blue.
Pink Sea Fingers
CoralAlcyonium hibernicum
A cold-water soft coral that brings temperate Atlantic charm to the species tank.
Pinocchio Shrimp
InvertCaridina gracilirostris
That comically long nose isn't just for looks. It's a shrimp with personality.
Pirambeba
FishSerrasalmus humeralis
A fin-eating piranha with a surprisingly low-key reputation for people
Piranha
FishSerrasalmus serrulatus
A solitary, fin-biting predator with a famously tangled identity.
Piraya
FishSerrasalmus piraya
The largest piranha on earth, and legally banned in several countries.
Plate Coral
CoralCycloseris densicolumellus
A free-living plate coral that slowly wanders the sandy bottom on its own.
Plate Coral
CoralHeliofungia actiniformis
A free-living coral that looks and acts more like an anemone than a stony coral.
Platy
FishXiphophorus maculatus
The beginner-proof livebearer that comes in more color forms than you can count.
Polka Dot Cory
FishCorydoras polystictus
A tiny armored catfish that thrives in groups and breathes air when it needs to.
Pom Pom Crab
InvertPtychognathus barbatus
A tiny, fully aquatic freshwater crab with a surprisingly bold and active personality.
Pontian Betta
FishBetta pulchra
A secretive peat swamp betta that broods its young in the father's mouth.
Pookode Lake Barb
FishPethia pookodensis
A rare gem from a single Indian lake, perfect for peaceful community tanks.
Porcelain Anemone Crab
InvertNeopetrolisthes maculatus
A filter-feeding crab that lives boldly among anemone tentacles.
Porcelain Coral
CoralLeptoseris amitoriensis
A tiered, frond-like coral built for the quieter, dimmer corners of the reef.
Porcelain Coral
CoralLeptoseris explanata
A flat, porcelain-like coral that thrives in the shadowy, low-flow corners of a reef tank.
Porcelain Coral
CoralLeptoseris foliosa
A thin, layered coral that thrives in the dim, shaded corners of the reef.
Porcelain Coral
CoralLeptoseris gardineri
A low-light reef coral that spreads in broad, plate-like fronds across the substrate.
Porcelain Coral
CoralLeptoseris papyracea
A paper-thin, pale coral that thrives where light barely reaches.
Porcelain Coral
CoralLeptoseris scabra
A shade-loving coral that thrives where others can't reach the light.
Porcelain Coral
CoralLeptoseris solida
A low-light encrusting coral with a smooth, folded porcelain-like surface.
Porcelain Coral
CoralLeptoseris striata
A small, patterned coral built for dim, deep-reef conditions.
Porcelain Coral
CoralLeptoseris tubulifera
A deep-water coral that forms otherworldly tubes and fronds in dim conditions.
Porcelain Coral
CoralLeptoseris yabei
A low-light reef coral that forms broad, tiered plates in calm water.
Porous Lettuce Coral
CoralEchinophyllia glabra
A low-flow, easygoing plating coral with detailed surface texture for reef displays.
Potato Chip Coral
CoralPavona cactus
Ruffled, wavy fronds give this beginner-friendly coral serious sculptural presence.