Species

Apolemichthys arcuatus

A boldly patterned Hawaiian angel that's surprisingly approachable for reef keepers.

Heniochus acuminatus

A boldly striped banner-finned beauty that cruises reef channels in elegant pairs.

Heniochus diphreutes

The Moorish Idol lookalike that actually thrives in aquariums

Genicanthus bellus

A deep-reef planktivore with harem social structure and rare availability.

Naso vlamingii

A color-shifting open-water unicornfish that needs serious space to roam.

Chromis atripectoralis

A schooling reef damsel that actually plays nice with its tankmates.

Rhinecanthus rectangulus

A bold reef rearanger that treats your aquascape as a personal renovation project.

Chaetodon kleinii

A wide-ranging butterflyfish that thrives deeper than most of its relatives.

Pygoplites diacanthus

One of the reef's most recognizable angels, and one of its trickiest to keep.

Chromis cyanea

A cool-blue schooling fish that brings open-water energy to reef tanks.

Naso unicornis

A true horn-nosed giant that demands a serious reef setup to thrive.

Scatophagus argus

A bold, active brackish fish that thrives in mangroves and messy tanks alike.

Holacanthus clarionensis

A rare Pacific angel from remote Mexican islands, seldom seen in the trade.

Chaetodon xanthurus

The only butterflyfish with a true crosshatch pattern on its sides.

Monodactylus argenteus

A silver, disc-shaped brackish schooler that grows bigger than most expect.

Chaetodon pelewensis

A Pacific beauty that pairs for life and takes well to aquarium living.

Chaetodon falcula

A boldly patterned butterflyfish best kept by those who know their reef chemistry.

Centropyge eibli

Delicately scribbled markings and reef-range charm in a compact dwarf angel.

Pomacanthus imperator

One of the ocean's most dramatically patterned fish, and a true centerpiece species.

Centropyge aurantonotus

A compact Atlantic dwarf angel with a bold orange back and reef-friendly size.

Pomacanthus paru

A bold Atlantic giant that pairs for life and rules its reef corner.

Centropyge aurantia

A rarely photographed dwarf angel that genuinely earns its golden name.

Chaetodon semilarvatus

A bold golden butterflyfish from the Red Sea that pairs for life.

Chaetodon lunula

A bold, raccoon-masked butterflyfish that prowls reefs after dark.

Ctenochaetus hawaiiensis

A rare Pacific bristletooth with juveniles that look like a completely different fish.

Heniochus varius

A deep-reef oddity with a hump, horns, and bold black-and-white contrast.

Heniochus pleurotaenia

A rarely seen bannerfish that schools in impressive numbers across Indian Ocean reefs.

Centropyge tibicen

The biggest dwarf angel, dressed in bold black with a single white patch.

Centropyge flavissimus

An all-yellow reef dweller with a bold personality that outpaces its small size.

Chaetodon unimaculatus

A wide-ranging reef butterfly with a bold spot and a coral-eating habit.

Chaetodon lineolatus

The largest butterflyfish in the world, with a bold graphic pattern to match.

Forcipiger flavissimus

A needle-nosed reef hunter that picks prey from crevices other fish can't reach.

Genicanthus caudovittatus

A rare peaceful angelfish with dramatic lyre-shaped tail fins and true sexual dimorphism.

Genicanthus personatus

A rare Hawaiian endemic that's one of the most coveted angels in the hobby.

Chaetodon mertensii

A reef-associated butterflyfish that pairs up and patrols the deeper reef edges.

Zanclus canescens

Iconic reef wanderer with a dramatic look that rarely thrives in captivity.