Species

Echeneis naucrates

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

Pseudocheilinus hexataenia

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

Halichoeres bivittatus

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

Cirrhilabrus rubriventralis

A jewel-toned Red Sea wrasse that dances through the water column in groups.

Acanthurus sohal

A bold Red Sea beauty that rules its territory with zero tolerance for rivals.

Halichoeres marginatus

A reef wrasse that shifts from drab to vivid as it matures.

Mastigias papua

A photosynthetic jellyfish from Palau's legendary landlocked lake.

Canthigaster solandri

A compact reef puffer with vivid spotted patterning and a surprisingly mild temperament.

Arothron stellatus

The largest puffer in the world, built like a torpedo with a beak to match.

Selenotoca multifasciata

A bold, active brackish fish that grows big and keeps things lively.

Liopropoma swalesi

A secretive reef gem that rewards patient, detail-oriented keepers.

Ariopsis seemanni

A venomous, migratory catfish that's far more demanding than its juvenile looks suggest.

Nemanthias carberryi

A schooling reef anthias that holds its own unless bullied by tankmates.

Dascyllus trimaculatus

A bold reef dweller that gets feistier with every passing year.

Pictichromis dinar

A tiny but ferocious reef dweller from Sulawesi's deep drop-offs.

Ctenochaetus tominiensis

A compact reef grazer with vivid fin tips that earns its keep cleaning algae.

Amphiprion percula

The fish that launched a thousand reef tanks, with personality to match.

Pseudochromis bitaeniatus

A reef crevice specialist with a sneaky mimicry trick up its sleeve.

Cassiopea andromeda

Rests bell-down on the substrate, pulsing gently while algae do the work.

Chromis vanderbilti

A small, shoaling Pacific damsel that's genuinely easy on beginners and neighbors alike.

Macropharyngodon bipartitus bipartitus

A peaceful shoaling wrasse from the Indian Ocean that thrives in small groups.

Remora australis

The open-ocean hitchhiker that bonds with whales and baffles hobbyists.

Ctenochaetus flavicauda

A compact reef-grazer with a bright white tail that stands out on the rock face.

Halichoeres chrysus

A cheerful, all-yellow wrasse that's as easygoing as it looks.

Assessor flavissimus

A tiny reef basslet that casually swims upside down like it's no big deal.

Pomacanthus xanthometopon

A reef-grazing giant whose juvenile and adult forms look like different fish entirely.

Paracheilinus flavianalis

A small reef wrasse that puts on dazzling courtship displays in group settings.

Halichoeres garnoti

A Western Atlantic wrasse that transforms dramatically as it matures.

Pseudanthias tuka

A reef-slope schooler draped in purple and yellow, surprisingly manageable in a large system.

Zebrasoma flavescens

Hawaii's iconic reef grazer that earns its keep eating nuisance algae.