Species
Browsing 87 species. Use the filters below to narrow down.
African Lionfish
FishPterois mombasae
A rarely seen deepwater lionfish with an unusually calm, unhurried presence.
African Red Knob Sea Star
InvertProtoreaster linckii
A bold, knobby sea star from African shores that commands attention in any reef display.
Argus Grouper
FishCephalopholis argus
A boldly spotted reef predator that holds its own territory with confidence.
Azure Damselfish
FishChrysiptera hemicyanea
A bold splash of blue and yellow that punches above its small size.
Balga
FishLates calcarifer
A giant predator that outgrows almost every aquarium on earth.
Barred Soapfish
FishDiploprion bifasciatum
A reef predator that poisons its own tank water when threatened.
Bar-tail Moray
FishGymnothorax zonipectis
A boldly patterned Indo-Pacific moray with a distinctive barred tail fin.
Bicolor Dottyback
FishPseudochromis paccagnella
Tiny, colorful, and surprisingly fierce. A pocket-sized bully for the reef tank.
Black-banded Triggerfish
FishRhinecanthus rectangulus
A bold reef rearanger that treats your aquascape as a personal renovation project.
Black Damsel
FishNeoglyphidodon melas
A boldly colored damsel with a feisty attitude that only grows with age.
Black-spotted Pufferfish
FishArothron nigropunctatus
A bold reef grazer that will rearrange your coral collection without asking.
Blue Devil
FishChrysiptera cyanea
Vivid blue and boldly territorial, this tiny fish punches well above its weight.
Blue-finned Triggerfish
FishBalistoides viridescens
The largest triggerfish alive, and it knows it.
Bluespot Rockcod
FishCephalopholis miniata
A brilliantly spotted reef predator that commands attention in any large display tank.
Blue-spotted Puffer
FishArothron caeruleopunctatus
One of the largest puffers you can keep, and surprisingly blue.
Bronze Puffer
FishAuriglobus modestus
A small but aggressive freshwater puffer with a surprisingly varied wild diet.
Brown Hogfish
FishBodianus eclancheri
A bold, reef-prowling wrasse from the cold currents of the Galápagos.
Brummer's Moray
FishPseudechidna brummeri
A ghostly white ribbon eel that buries itself and waits for prey.
Bumphead Parrotfish
FishCetoscarus bicolor
A Red Sea beauty that grazes reef algae and holds its own when challenged.
Caribbean Chestnut Moray
FishEnchelycore carychroa
A compact reef moray with rich brown patterning and a surprisingly manageable size.
Ceylon Pufferfish
FishDichotomyctere fluviatilis
A personable brackish predator with a beak, a belly, and a bad attitude.
Chameleon Puffer
FishPao turgidus
A color-shifting freshwater puffer with a bold personality and serious bite.
Clearfin Lionfish
FishPterois radiata
A venomous reef predator with dramatic white-lined fins and reclusive habits.
Clown Surgeonfish
FishAcanthurus lineatus
One of the most aggressive tangs you can keep, and one of the most beautiful.
Coloured mantis shrimp, Peacock mantis shrimp, Harlequin mantis shrimp, Painted mantis shrimp
InvertOdontodactylus scyllarus
A fist-packing reef predator with vision far beyond anything we can imagine.
Commerson's Sea Pike
FishSphyraena barracuda
A true apex predator that grows to nearly six feet long.
Copperband Butterflyfish
FishChelmon rostratus
A gorgeous long-snouted reef fish that rewards patient, experienced keepers.
Coral Beauty Angelfish
FishCentropyge bispinosa
A reef-dwelling dwarf angel with bold color and a feisty personality.
Crowned Pufferfish
FishCanthigaster coronata
A compact Hawaiian puffer with bold saddle markings and a voracious appetite for reef invertebrates.
Dark Green Parrotfish
FishSparisoma viride
A reef sculptor that literally chews coral into Caribbean sand.
Desjardin's Sailfin Tang
FishZebrasoma desjardinii
A sail-finned grazer that turns any large reef tank into open ocean.
Dottyback
FishPseudochromis porphyreus
Pocket-sized and bold, this vivid reef dweller punches well above its weight.
Dottyback
FishPseudochromis splendens
A solitary reef-dweller from Indo-Pacific drop-offs, compact and reef-compatible.
Duncan Coral
CoralDuncanopsammia axifuga
Tentacles out day and night, this branching coral is as active as it gets.
Dwarf Seahorse
FishHippocampus zosterae
Tiny, monogamous, and endlessly watchable. The seahorse that actually fits a small tank.
Elephant Ear Anemone
CoralAmplexidiscus fenestrafer
The giant mushroom coral that folds shut to trap and digest whole fish.