Species

Colomesus tocantinensis

A tiny puffer from Brazilian waters, surprisingly manageable for newer keepers.

Paracheilinus octotaenia

A Red Sea gem whose dazzling courtship displays have to be seen to be believed.

Auriglobus silus

A compact puffer from Indonesian waters with a big personality and sharper teeth.

Chaetodon paucifasciatus

A Red Sea gem with bold chevron patterning and a loyal pair bond.

Cirrhilabrus exquisitus

A flamboyant fairy wrasse that puts on constant courtship displays in the reef tank.

Centropyge fisheri

A compact, warm-toned pygmy angel that holds its own on the reef.

Centropyge acanthops

A fiery little angel from East Africa that punches above its weight.

Cirrhilabrus jordani

Hawaii's most vivid wrasse, blazing red and orange across reef drop-offs.

Bodianus diana

A boldly spotted reef predator with a quirky association with mushroom corals.

Centropyge heraldi

A clean, all-yellow dwarf angel that's bolder than its simple look suggests.

Scarus quoyi

A reef grazer that roams coral channels in small, peaceful groups.

Auriglobus nefastus

A freshwater puffer that makes a living stealing scales from other fish.

Tetraodon fluviatilis

A curious, toothy brackish predator that never stops exploring its tank.

Dichotomyctere nigroviridis

A nippy, curious puffer that gets more belligerent with every passing year.

Apolemichthys griffisi

A rare deep-reef angel that almost never makes it to the hobby.

Arothron meleagris

A bold, intelligent puffer that will learn your face and test your corals.

Pomacanthus maculosus

A bold, large-growing angel that thrives where other reef fish fear to tread.

Heniochus chrysostomus

A bold-banded bannerfish with a dramatic dorsal fin and reef-roaming habits.

Chaetodon mitratus

A deep-reef butterflyfish from remote Indian Ocean islands, rarely seen in the wild or in tanks.

Chrysaora pacifica

A striking open-water predator that demands a very specialized setup.

Holacanthus passer

A bold Eastern Pacific angel with a single dramatic white stripe across its flank.

Pomacanthus semicirculatus

A bold reef showpiece whose juvenile and adult forms look like completely different fish.

Gobiodon citrinus

A tiny, lemon-yellow goby that lives tucked inside coral branches in the wild.

Centropyge flavissima

A vivid all-yellow dwarf angel with a bold blue eye ring and a reputation for nipping corals.

Canthigaster leoparda

A deep-water puffer with bold leopard spots and a compact, manageable size.

Cyanea capillata

The world's largest jellyfish, trailing curtains of venomous tentacles through cold northern seas.

Oxycirrhites typus

A perching ambush predator that claims gorgonians as its personal throne.

Zebrasoma rostratum

A sleek, all-black Pacific tang with a distinctively elongated snout.

Amphiprion tricinctus

Three bold white bars on deep orange. The Marshall Islands' own anemonefish.

Arothron diadematus

A bold Red Sea puffer with a dramatic masked face and serious bite.

Cotylorhiza tuberculata

The Mediterranean jellyfish that looks exactly like a fried egg.

Tetraodon suvattii

A bottom-hugging Mekong puffer that buries itself in river mud.

Ecsenius midas

A reef blenny that mimics anthias in color, movement, and social behavior.

Chromis acares

A tiny schooling damsel that brings reef-like energy to modest-sized tanks.

Chelonodon patoca

A schooling puffer from mangrove estuaries that gets surprisingly large.

Acanthurus pyroferus

A juvenile master of disguise that grows into a bold reef grazer.