Species
Browsing 476 species. Use the filters below to narrow down.
Nassarius Snail
InvertNassarius vibex
A tireless sand-sifting scavenger that keeps reef substrate clean and aerated.
Neon Dottyback
FishPseudochromis aldabraensis
A bold little reef dweller that punches well above its weight in personality.
Neon Goby
FishGobiosoma oceanops
A tiny reef cleaner that punches way above its weight.
Nodding Plexaurella
CoralPlexaurella nutans
A tall, branching sea rod that sways gently in moderate reef currents.
Northern Club Coral
CoralClavularia borealis
A cold-water soft coral that surprises with its tolerance for low-light tanks.
Oblique-lined Dottyback
FishCypho purpurascens
A bold little reef predator that punches well above its weight in attitude.
Orange Ball Anemone
CoralPseudocorynactis caribbeorum
A nocturnal Caribbean predator with sticky orange-tipped tentacles that can snag small fish.
Orangespot Surgeonfish
FishAcanthurus olivaceus
A bold orange shoulder-stripe makes this reef surgeon impossible to mistake.
Oval Mushroom Coral
CoralLobactis scutaria
A hardy, low-demand coral that brings bold texture to any reef.
Pacific Flowerbud Coral
CoralAnthothela pacifica
A temperate Pacific softcoral that brings cold-water character to the reef tank.
Pajama cardinalfish
FishSphaeramia nematoptera
Polka dots, bold racing stripe, and calm enough for any peaceful community reef.
Passionate Carnation Coral
CoralGersemia mirabilis
A cold-water soft coral that brings reef color to chillier tanks.
Peacock Razorfish
FishIniistius pavo
A reef acrobat that vanishes into the sand at the first sign of trouble.
Pearlscale Angelfish
FishCentropyge vrolikii
A small, reef-dwelling angel that pairs for life and plays it cool with tankmates.
Peppermint Shrimp
InvertLysmata wurdemanni
The reef cleaner that actually eats pest aiptasia anemones.
Peppermint Shrimp
InvertLysmata boggessi
The reef cleanup crew member that actually eats pest anemones.
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.
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.
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.
Pulsating Xenid
CoralHeteroxenia fuscescens
A living water-quality gauge that pulses gently on the reef.
Pulse Coral
CoralAnthelia glauca
Hypnotic pulsing polyps that bring constant motion to any reef tank.
Pulse Coral
CoralXenia umbellata
The hypnotic soft coral that rhythmically pulses its feathery tentacles all day long.