Species

Acanthurus achilles

A bold, reef-grazing surgeon with a vivid orange tail patch and a fiery attitude toward rivals.

Atrosalarias fuscus fuscus

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

Siganus magnificus

A boldly patterned reef herbivore that pairs for life in the wild.

Naso annulatus

A genuinely massive unicornfish that schools on outer reef walls across the Indo-Pacific.

Siganus virgatus

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

Acanthurus bariene

A deep-reef surgeonfish that needs serious space and earns its keep over decades.

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.

Siganus uspi

A bold Fijian reef fish with a dramatic two-tone pattern and venomous spines.

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

Acanthurus blochii

A long-lived, schooling surgeon with a mood-shifting palette and a blade to match.

Pomacanthus navarchus

A bold reef resident with one of the most dramatic color transitions in marine fishkeeping.

Calcinus elegans

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

Clibanarius tricolor

A tiny, tireless reef cleaner with vivid blue legs and a big appetite for algae.

Scarus guacamaia

The largest Atlantic parrotfish, built for reefs but almost impossible to keep captive.

Acanthurus coeruleus

A bold Atlantic surgeon fish known for cleaning sea turtles in the wild.

Turbo brunneus

A compact, hard-working grazer with a classic spiral shell in earthy tones.

Scarus perrico

A reef-scraping giant from the Eastern Pacific that rewrites your idea of 'beginner fish'.

Meiacanthus oualanensis

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

Neobernya spadicea

A calm, shell-collecting herbivore that brings Indo-Pacific flair to the freshwater tank.

Acanthurus chronixis

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

Acanthurus lineatus

One of the most aggressive tangs you can keep, and one of the most beautiful.

Tripneustes gratilla

A reef-safe grazer that doubles as a living piece of underwater decor.

Acanthurus triostegus

A reef grazer wearing prison stripes, and surprisingly easy to get along with.

Oxymonacanthus longirostris

A vividly spotted obligate coral feeder that's as delicate as it is beautiful.

Acanthurus xanthopterus

A wide-ranging giant surgeonfish that breaks the herbivore rules.

Zebrasoma desjardinii

A sail-finned grazer that turns any large reef tank into open ocean.

Acanthurus dussumieri

A wide-ranging reef grazer that puts on a vivid color display when riled.

Mithraculus sculptus

The reef keeper's secret weapon against bubble algae outbreaks.

Strombus alatus

A peaceful, sand-sifting conch that earns its dramatic name through looks alone.

Acanthurus fowleri

A reef-cruising grazer that roams seaward drop-offs in loose schools

Siganus vulpinus

Bold face, venomous spines, and an appetite that keeps algae in check.

Siganus guttatus

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

Cypraea annulus

A small Indo-Pacific cowrie with a distinctive golden ring and peaceful nature.