Species
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Tree Coral
CoralDendrophyllia robusta
A bold azooxanthellate coral that thrives in the shadows where light-hungry corals won't go.
Tree Coral
CoralLitophyton acuticonicum
A sculptural Red Sea soft coral that rewards patient, attentive reefers.
Tree Coral
CoralLitophyton acutum
A fast-flowing reef soft coral from Australian shallows, suited to confident hobbyists.
Tree Coral
CoralLitophyton burfordensis
A high-flow Australian soft coral for the intermediate reef keeper.
Tree Coral
CoralLitophyton carnatum
A high-flow Australian soft coral for hobbyists ready to step up their game.
Tree Coral
CoralLitophyton chabrolii
A soft coral from the Red Sea that rewards patient, observant reefers.
Tree Coral
CoralLitophyton grandis
A rare Australian soft coral bringing wild Indo-Pacific character to the reef.
Tree Coral
CoralLitophyton simulatum
A bushy soft coral from the Red Sea that rewards patient, attentive reefers.
Tree Coral
CoralLitophyton swainensis
A rarely collected Australian soft coral that rewards patient, experienced reefers.
Tree Coral
CoralLitophyton verrucosum
A Pacific soft coral that rewards patient, flow-focused hobbyists with flowing polyp displays.
Tree Coral
CoralLitophyton viridis
A bushy soft coral from the Red Sea that rewards patient, attentive reefers.
Triangle Cichlid
FishUaru amphiacanthoides
A surprisingly gentle giant that raises fry just like discus do.
Tri Band Sumo Loach
FishSchistura balteata
A cave-claiming loach with bold banding and strong opinions about its territory.
True Percula Clownfish
FishAmphiprion percula
The fish that launched a thousand reef tanks, with personality to match.
Tube Coral
CoralCladocora arbuscula
A delicate, tubular Atlantic coral that thrives where other corals struggle.
Tucan Fish
FishChalceus erythrurus
A bold, active surface cruiser with a brilliantly colored tail to match its attitude.
Tunga Garra
FishGarra bicornuta
The only Garra with paired facial horns that flex when things get heated.
Turbo fluctuosus
InvertA mysterious introduced ornamental snail with uncertain origins in Chile.
Twig Catfish
FishFarlowella mariaelenae
A living twig that grazes algae and barely moves. Until it does.
Twig Catfish
FishFarlowella vittata
A living twig that vanishes in plain sight among branches and leaves.
Twoband Cichlid
FishVieja bifasciata
Two bold facial stripes mark this colorful, feisty Central American cichlid.
Two Banded Cichlid
FishTelmatochromis bifrenatus
A compact Tanganyikan rock-dweller with fascinating pair-bonding behavior.
Twobar Anemonefish
FishAmphiprion allardi
A bold, less-common clownfish from the Indian Ocean with classic two-bar markings.
Two-lined Dottyback
FishPseudochromis bitaeniatus
A reef crevice specialist with a sneaky mimicry trick up its sleeve.
Two-Lined Pencilfish
FishNannostomus bifasciatus
A schooling pencilfish that tilts nose-up and swims in tight, lively groups.
Two Rayed Banjo Catfish
FishAmaralia hypsiura
A flat, leaf-litter specialist with a peculiar silhouette and peaceful disposition.
Two Spot Astyanax
FishAstyanax bimaculatus
A robust South American characin that rewards keepers willing to think big.
Two-spot basslet
FishPseudanthias bimaculatus
A vivid reef basslet with two bold spots that set it apart from the crowd.
Two-spot Bristletooth
FishCtenochaetus binotatus
A reef grazer with an unexpected role in the ciguatera food chain.
two-spot mystus
FishMystus bimaculatus
A tiny, peaceful Sumatran catfish that thrives in soft, acidic blackwater setups.
Two-spot Rasbora
FishRasbora elegans
A large, peaceful schooler with a bold two-spot pattern rarely seen in shops.
Two-striped Pencilfish
FishNannostomus digrammus
A rare, peaceful pencilfish that doubles as the perfect dither fish for dwarf cichlid tanks.
Umbrella Cichlid
FishApistogramma borellii
A gentle, cold-tolerant dwarf cichlid with big personality in a small package.
Upside-down Catfish
FishMystus leucophasis
An upside-down catfish from Myanmar that stays that way. And means business.
Upside-down Catfish
FishSynodontis nigrita
The Synodontis that outgrows its welcome. And gets mistaken for something else entirely.
Upside-down Catfish
FishSynodontis nigriventris
The catfish that flipped the script, spending most of its life swimming upside down.