Species

Pomatoschistus marmoratus

A cryptic little sand-dweller from Europe's coasts, full of quiet personality.

Calloplesiops altivelis

A cave-dwelling mimic that fools predators by impersonating a moray eel.

Arothron diadematus

A bold Red Sea puffer with a dramatic masked face and serious bite.

Paracheilinus mccoskeri

A tiny reef wrasse where the males put on a color show like no other.

Amphiprion mccullochi

A rare island endemic with a bold personality that punches well above its size.

Cotylorhiza tuberculata

The Mediterranean jellyfish that looks exactly like a fried egg.

Tetraodon suvattii

A bottom-hugging Mekong puffer that buries itself in river mud.

Liopropoma susumi

A secretive reef cave-dweller with bold pinstripes and peaceful manners.

Acanthemblemaria macrospilus

A pint-sized reef blenny that claims abandoned barnacle shells as its castle.

Chelonodon patoca

A schooling puffer from mangrove estuaries that gets surprisingly large.

Pseudanthias pleurotaenia

A rare, large anthias that demands respect, and space, in the reef tank.

Aurelia aurita

striking open-water drifter that needs its own specialized kreisel tank.

Danafungia horrida

A free-living disc coral that can right itself when flipped over.

Pseudocheilinus ocellatus

A secretive reef wrasse with bold colors and a talent for disappearing.

Hippocampus angustus

A spiny Western Australian seahorse with a distinctively slender profile.

Arothron manilensis

A bold, beak-toothed puffer that thrives from mangroves to lagoon reefs.

Elacatinus oceanops

A tiny cleaner fish that runs its own reef spa service.

Cypho purpurascens

A bold little reef predator that punches well above its weight in attitude.

Dendrochirus biocellatus

A shy, venomous reef dweller that hides by day and hunts by night.

Takifugu ocellatus

A surprisingly peaceful puffer with a wild lifecycle from river to reef.

Leiodon cutcutia

A pufferfsh from Asian rivers and canals with a surprisingly long lifespan.

Gobiodon okinawae

Tiny, vivid, and inseparable from its Acropora home.

Pseudanthias fasciatus

A deep-reef anthias famous for swimming upside-down along cave ceilings.

Pseudocorynactis caribbeorum

A nocturnal Caribbean predator with sticky orange-tipped tentacles that can snag small fish.

Tubastraea columnata

A bold, non-photosynthetic coral that rewards patient target feeders with vivid blooms.

Tubastraea grandidentata

A non-photosynthetic branching coral that thrives in dim, current-swept reef spots.

Tubastraea megalostoma

A bold, non-photosynthetic coral that thrives in low light and rewards dedicated feeders.

Pseudochromis fridmani

A bold little Red Sea endemic that punches well above its weight.

Hippocampus procerus

A tall-crowned Pacific seahorse that rewards patient, attentive keepers.

Chrysaora fuscescens

A striking open-water predator that demands a very specialized setup.

Antennarius pictus

A master of disguise that hunts with a built-in fishing rod.

Sphaeramia nematoptera

Polka dots, bold racing stripe, and calm enough for any peaceful community reef.

Takifugu pardalis

A boldly patterned marine puffer with a personality bigger than its tank.

Taenianotus triacanthus

A reef ambush predator that spends its days pretending to be a dead leaf.

Canthigaster papua

A compact reef puffer with a bold false eyespot and surprisingly manageable care needs.

Pseudanthias dispar

A schooling reef beauty that brings the open ocean's energy to your tank.