Species

Pterois mombasae

A rarely seen deepwater lionfish with an unusually calm, unhurried presence.

Cephalopholis argus

A boldly spotted reef predator that holds its own territory with confidence.

Lates calcarifer

A giant predator that outgrows almost every aquarium on earth.

Diploprion bifasciatum

A reef predator that poisons its own tank water when threatened.

Gymnothorax zonipectis

A boldly patterned Indo-Pacific moray with a distinctive barred tail fin.

Pseudochromis paccagnella

Tiny, colorful, and surprisingly fierce. A pocket-sized bully for the reef tank.

Arothron nigropunctatus

A bold reef grazer that will rearrange your coral collection without asking.

Cephalopholis miniata

A brilliantly spotted reef predator that commands attention in any large display tank.

Arothron caeruleopunctatus

One of the largest puffers you can keep, and surprisingly blue.

Auriglobus modestus

A small but aggressive freshwater puffer with a surprisingly varied wild diet.

Pseudechidna brummeri

A ghostly white ribbon eel that buries itself and waits for prey.

Enchelycore carychroa

A compact reef moray with rich brown patterning and a surprisingly manageable size.

Dichotomyctere fluviatilis

A personable brackish predator with a beak, a belly, and a bad attitude.

Pao turgidus

A color-shifting freshwater puffer with a bold personality and serious bite.

Pterois radiata

A venomous reef predator with dramatic white-lined fins and reclusive habits.

Odontodactylus scyllarus

A fist-packing reef predator with vision far beyond anything we can imagine.

Sphyraena barracuda

A true apex predator that grows to nearly six feet long.

Chelmon rostratus

A gorgeous long-snouted reef fish that rewards patient, experienced keepers.

Canthigaster coronata

A compact Hawaiian puffer with bold saddle markings and a voracious appetite for reef invertebrates.

Pseudochromis porphyreus

Pocket-sized and bold, this vivid reef dweller punches well above its weight.

Pseudochromis splendens

A solitary reef-dweller from Indo-Pacific drop-offs, compact and reef-compatible.

Hippocampus zosterae

Tiny, monogamous, and endlessly watchable. The seahorse that actually fits a small tank.

Amplexidiscus fenestrafer

The giant mushroom coral that folds shut to trap and digest whole fish.

Auriglobus silus

A compact puffer from Indonesian waters with a big personality and sharper teeth.

Hemiscyllium ocellatum

A reef-walking shark that shuts down its own brain to survive low oxygen.

Tetraodon biocellatus

Pint-sized freshwater puffer with a big attitude and a taste for snails.

Antennarius commerson

A master of disguise that fishes for its meals using a built-in lure.

Auriglobus nefastus

A freshwater puffer that makes a living stealing scales from other fish.

Tetraodon fluviatilis

A curious, toothy brackish predator that never stops exploring its tank.

Dichotomyctere nigroviridis

A nippy, curious puffer that gets more belligerent with every passing year.

Arothron meleagris

A bold, intelligent puffer that will learn your face and test your corals.

Antennarius striatus

A master of disguise that fishes for its own meals using a built-in lure.

Pao baileyi

A sedentary ambush predator that saves its aggression for feeding time.

Canthigaster jactator

A bold little Hawaiian puffer with a voracious appetite and plenty of personality.

Cromileptes altivelis

A boldly spotted predator that actually begs at the glass for food.

Pterois volitans

A venomous reef predator that rules its corner of the tank with quiet authority.