Species

Caryophyllia (Caryophyllia) alaskensis

A solitary cold-water coral bringing deep Pacific character to dedicated reef tanks.

Atrosalarias fuscus fuscus

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

Clarias alluaudi

A tough East African clariid that breathes air and thrives where other fish can't.

Astatoreochromis alluaudi

A versatile Victorian cichlid with teeth built to crush snails whole.

Caridina multidentata

The aquarium's hardest-working algae crew, with a habit of stealing everyone's lunch.

Limnobium laevigatum

Fast-growing South American floater that gives surface-shy fish the shade they crave.

Colomesus asellus

The only true schooling puffer, and it comes from the Amazon.

Pterygoplichthys pardalis

A gentle giant that moonlights as your tank's algae cleanup crew.

Corydoras ambiacus

A spotty little armored catfish that occasionally surfaces for a gulp of air.

Butis amboinensis

An ambush predator that hunts upside-down under submerged wood

Atya scabra

A gentle giant filter feeder that earns its keep cleaning the water column.

Jordanella floridae

Florida's own killifish relative, built for algae duty and bold personalities.

Hemibarbus labeo

A large, bottom-rooting cyprinid with a big personality to match its size.

Abbottina rivularis

A bold, bottom-hugging cyprinid that demands equally assertive tankmates.

Aphanius anatoliae

A hardy Anatolian toothcarp with a conservation story worth knowing.

Erethistes jerdoni

A tiny, peaceful catfish that hides by day and explores by night.

Euphyllia grandiseptata

Flowing blue-grey tentacles that give reef walls an almost hypnotic motion.

Siganus magnificus

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

Astroblepus ubidiai

A small Ecuadorian mountain catfish with big personality for planted setups.

Channa andrao

A dwarf snakehead small enough for a community tank, with fascinating parental behavior.

Bernardpora stutchburyi

A low-profile reef coral that keeps its tentacles out even in daylight.

Goniopora albiconus

Flat-growing Goniopora with bold white oral cones and rapidly retracting polyps.

Goniopora burgosi

A flowing, anemone-like coral that brings dramatic movement to the reef.

Goniopora cellulosa

A flowing, polyp-rich coral that tests your reef-keeping patience in rewarding ways.

Goniopora ciliatus

A wave-battered Indo-Pacific coral whose polyps sway like a sea anemone in disguise.

Goniopora columna

A living bouquet of waving polyps that tests your reef-keeping skills.

Goniopora djiboutiensis

Flowing polyps and bold oral cones give this coral an almost animal-like presence.

Goniopora eclipsensis

Small branching coral with flowing polyps that blur the line between coral and anemone.

Goniopora fruticosa

Waving polyp columns that blur the line between coral and anemone.

Goniopora norfolkensis

Flowing tentacles give this mounding coral the look of a living sea anemone.

Goniopora palmensis

A soft-looking stony coral with anemone-like polyps that sway gently in any reef tank.

Goniopora pandoraensis

A branching Goniopora with dramatic extended polyps and a turbid-water toughness.

Goniopora pearsoni

A grey-toned flow coral with vivid blue mouths that glow on the reef.

Goniopora pendulus

Drooping, anemone-like polyps give this coral an unmistakable flowing presence.

Goniopora planulata

A colony of dancing polyps that brings reef walls to life.

Goniopora polyformis

A flowing, anemone-like coral that demands respect from its keeper.