Species

Atrosalarias fuscus fuscus

A jet-black reef algae grazer that earns its keep on the rockwork.

Pterygoplichthys pardalis

A gentle giant that moonlights as your tank's algae cleanup crew.

Ancistrus sp

A wide-headed Xingu catfish that rewards patient, experienced keepers with remarkable longevity.

Siganus virgatus

A peaceful reef grazer that backs up its calm nature with venomous spines.

Siganus doliatus

A reef grazer that pairs up young and carries venomous spines as backup.

Ecsenius bicolor

A boldly two-toned reef blenny that claims every hole as its own.

Ecsenius namiyei

A sleek, dark blenny that grazes algae from reef rockwork with quiet confidence.

Acanthurus nigrofuscus

A schooling grazer that overwhelms rivals through sheer numbers.

Acanthurus nigricauda

A wide-ranging Indo-Pacific grazer that bucks the typical surgeonfish habitat

Calcinus elegans

Vivid blue legs and a big appetite for algae make this hermit a reef workhorse.

Ancistrus macrophthalmus

A compact Venezuelan bushynose with the rare ability to breathe air directly.

Ancistrus hoplogenys

A peaceful, algae-grazing bristlenose from the Amazon with an unusual breathing trick.

Ancistrus cirrhosus

The algae-scrubbing catfish with a face only a fishkeeper could love.

Garra cambodgiensis

A misidentified algae eater with a sucker mouth and strong opinions about personal space.

Meiacanthus oualanensis

A sunny Fijian blenny with venomous fangs behind that cheerful face.

Parotocinclus jumbo

A tiny armored catfish with big personality and a clever breathing trick.

Acanthurus chronixis

A rare Pacific surgeonfish from one of the most remote atolls on Earth.

Panaqolus maccus

A compact, cave-loving pleco with bold patterns and a feisty streak toward its own kind.

Hypostomus plecostomus

The classic algae-scrubbing catfish that outgrows almost every tank it's sold for.

Otocinclus affinis

Tiny, tireless algae scrubbers that work best in a crew

Otocinclus mariae

Tiny algae-grazer that plasters itself to the glass for a unique underside view.

Bagrichthys macropterus

A river-bottom detritivore from Southeast Asia's murky floodplain systems.

Siganus guttatus

A schooling reef herbivore with venomous spines and a tide-following lifestyle.

Balitora brucei

A flattened hill-stream grazer that thrives where the current runs wild.

Glyptoperichthys joselimaianus

A hefty Amazonian pleco that breathes air and rules the tank bottom.

Otocinclus vittatus

Tiny algae-grazing catfish that plasters itself to glass and plants alike.

Macrotocinclus affinis

Tiny Brazilian algae-eater with a habit of resting right on the front glass.

A tiny Peruvian algae grazer with bold, zebra-like blotches and a gentle disposition.

Dekeyseria brachyura

A colour-shifting pleco that adapts its pattern to match its surroundings.

Metriaclima estherae

A bold, scrappy cichlid that brings serious color and attitude to the African rift tank.

Sturisoma panamense

An elegant whiptail catfish that grazes algae and breathes air when needed.

Sturisoma festivum

A sleek, whiskered algae grazer from the Maracaibo basin with a surprising trick up its sleeve.

Pseudotropheus saulosi

A Lake Malawi mbuna with dazzling sex-based color differences and fascinating mouthbrooding behavior.

Crossocheilus siamensis

A tireless algae grazer that earns its keep in planted tanks.

Ctenochaetus truncatus

A compact Indian Ocean grazer that earns its keep on nuisance algae.

Meiacanthus grammistes

A venomous-fanged blenny that other fish mimic for protection.