Species

Hippocampus fuscus

A monogamous, eelgrass-dwelling seahorse from the Indian Ocean with pair-bonding rituals.

Mnemiopsis leidyi

A glowing, gelatinous predator that belongs in a very specialized setup.

Palythoa toxica

The most toxic coral on the reef, native only to Hawaii.

Ellisella ceratophyta

A rare New Caledonian sea whip bringing wild reef structure to the aquarium.

Junceella juncea

A slender, unbranched sea whip that brings dramatic vertical structure to reef tanks.

Leptogorgia punicea

A branching, flame-colored gorgonian that brings reef structure to life.

Leptogorgia setacea

A branching sea whip from North Atlantic waters that demands serious flow.

Leptogorgia viminalis

A bold Atlantic sea whip that rewards patient, experienced reef keepers.

Heteractis crispa

A large, long-tentacled anemone that hosts clownfish but demands strong light and stable water.

Amphiprion sebae

A bold, territorial clownfish that pairs best with one specific anemone host.

Abudefduf saxatilis

Bold reef dweller with a notorious attitude that grows with age.

Pachyseris foliosa

Frilly, whorl-forming coral that brings sculptural elegance to protected reef displays.

Pachyseris gemmae

A sculptural Pacific coral with flowing, folded fronds built for semi-protected reefs.

Pachyseris rugosa

A sprawling, contorted plate coral with an ancient, sculptural look.

Pachyseris speciosa

Sweeping plate-like coral with detailed serpentine ridges built for lower reef life.

Chaetodon punctatofasciatus

A boldly patterned reef butterfly that pairs for life and rarely strays far from coral.

Thor amboinensis

Tiny reef shrimp with a wiggling rear end that never stops moving.

Elacatinus evelynae

A tiny Caribbean cleaner fish that services sharks and rays without hesitation.

Echeneis naucrates

The fish that hitchhikes on sharks, and occasionally tries to attach to divers.

Eunicea succinea

A branching Caribbean sea rod that brings natural reef structure to the aquarium.

Acropora simplex

A deep-reef plate coral that pushes the limits of what home systems can sustain.

Australophyllia wilsoni

A cold-water beauty that thrives where most reef corals fear to go.

Lobophyllia agaricia

A forgiving large polyp coral with flowing, brain-like ridges and rich coloration.

Lobophyllia erythraea

A forgiving large-polyp coral from the Red Sea with flowing, brain-like ridges.

Lobophyllia hassi

A forgiving large-polyp coral with flowing, brain-like ridges perfect for reef beginners.

Lobophyllia radians

A wide-ranging cup coral that forgives beginner mistakes and rewards patient hobbyists.

Lobophyllia recta

A forgiving large-polyp coral with flowing, sculptural form for reef beginners.

Lobophyllia valenciennesii

A flowing, brain-like coral that beginners can actually keep with confidence.

Pseudocheilinus hexataenia

A bold, reef-safe hunter that punches well above its size in attitude.

Madracis senaria

A deep-water Caribbean encrusting coral with a precise, six-pointed corallite architecture.

Lysmata amboinensis

The reef's tiny cleaning crew, grooming fish who line up for the service.

Amphiprion akallopisos

The pale skunk stripe makes this anemonefish one of the most recognizable in the ocean.

Acropora nana

A delicate branching coral with cool blue and purple tones for expert reefers.

Antillogorgia americana

A flowing Caribbean sea fan that brings wild reef movement to the tank.

Herpolitha limax

A free-living, tongue-shaped coral that roams lagoon floors on its own terms.

Halichoeres bivittatus

A bold, fast-moving wrasse that earns its unforgettable name.