Species

Psammocora stellata

A tough, wave-battered coral that shrugs off turbulence most others can't handle.

Synchiropus stellatus

A pint-sized predator from Indian Ocean reefs, built for life among the rubble.

Arothron stellatus

The largest puffer in the world, built like a torpedo with a beak to match.

Stephanocyathus (Stephanocyathus) laevifundus

A solitary deep-water cup coral from the Atlantic with an air of mystery.

Acestridium dichromum

A twig-mimicking catfish from blackwater Orinoco rivers, rarely seen in the trade.

Pseudanthias hypselosoma

A robust, gregarious anthias that thrives in calmer reef lagoons across the Indo-Pacific.

Dichocoenia stokesii

A tough Atlantic stony coral with distinctive elongated polyp mouths.

Madracis myriaster

A finger-shaped Atlantic coral with an impressively wide depth range.

Heterocyathus aequicostatus

A free-roaming coral with a live-in worm chauffeur keeping it mobile.

Pelvicachromis taeniatus

A cave-spawning West African dwarf cichlid with vivid breeding colors and real personality.

Esomus metallicus

A slender, surface-loving schooler with famously long barbels and a feisty streak.

Anostomus anostomus

A boldly striped South American fish that swims nose-down and plays rough with its own kind.

Barilius barna

A bold, fast-moving hill stream schooler that keeps its tankmates on their toes.

Boulengerella lateristriga

A torpedo-shaped Amazonian predator that schools when young and hunts when older.

Meiacanthus grammistes

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

Platydoras armatulus

The catfish that actually talks. And you can hear it through the glass.

Metynnis fasciatus

A compact, banded silver dollar from the heart of the Amazon basin.

Lamontichthys filamentosus

A whip-finned Amazonian catfish whose fin filaments can outgrow its own body.

Platystomatichthys sturio

A skittish Amazon catfish with a peculiar profile and surprising longevity.

Barbichthys laevis

A gentle giant barb that grazes its way through Southeast Asian rivers.

Otocinclus flexilis

A tiny algae grazer from Brazil with a surprising trick up its sleeve.

Leptobarbus rubripinna

A giant barb sold small, with a wild reputation for getting 'drunk' on rainforest seeds.

Neolissochilus sumatranus

A sleek Sumatran river barb that rewards patient, attentive keepers.

Tubastraea chloromura

A rare subtropical sun coral from Hong Kong's reefs, thriving in low light.

Tubastraea coccinea

Brilliant orange polyps that only open at night. And demand to be fed.

Tubastraea megacorallita

A rare subtropical sun coral from Japan's reef slopes, built for low light.

Tubastraea violacea

A rare subtropical sun coral from Hong Kong's reef slopes, thriving in low light.

Yasuhikotakia eos

A bold, clicking loach from fast Mekong rivers that demands respect and companions.

Leptopsammia pruvoti

A rare non-photosynthetic cup coral that thrives in low-light reef corners.

Scobinancistrus aureatus

A bold, deep-bodied Xingu pleco that earns its place with personality to spare.

Psammocora profundacella

A low-profile encrusting coral with a wide range and understated charm.

Placidochromis milomo

The Lake Malawi cichlid famous for its wild, oversized lips.

Liopropoma swalesi

A secretive reef gem that rewards patient, detail-oriented keepers.

Liopropoma rubre

A boldly striped little basslet that stays hidden but rewards patient reef keepers.

Neogonodactylus oerstedii

A compact, punchy reef predator with claws built for cracking and crushing.

Eunicea mammosa

A branching gorgonian with distinctively swollen polyp knobs and bold candelabra structure.