Species

Catostylus mosaicus

Australia's most common jellyfish, surprisingly manageable in a dedicated kreisel tank.

Chromis cyaneus

A cool-blue schooling fish that brings open-water energy to reef tanks.

Chromis cyanea

A cool-blue schooling fish that brings open-water energy to reef tanks.

Heliopora coerulea

The only living coral that builds a true blue skeleton.

Porites branneri

A rare blue encrusting coral that forms textured plates with nodular ridges.

Chrysiptera cyanea

Vivid blue and boldly territorial, this tiny fish punches well above its weight.

Balistoides viridescens

The largest triggerfish alive, and it knows it.

Paracheilinus cyaneus

A reef-dwelling wrasse that sleeps wrapped in its own slime cocoon every night.

Pomacanthus navarchus

A bold reef resident with one of the most dramatic color transitions in marine fishkeeping.

Chromis viridis

A shimmering, peaceful schooling fish that brings reef lagoons to life in your tank.

Thalassoma amblycephalum

A reef-dwelling wrasse with bold color phases and a peaceful community nature.

Xanthichthys auromarginatus

A long-lived, manageable trigger that actually leaves your rockwork alone.

Parupeneus cyclostomus

A reef-flat hunter that uses whisker-like barbels to sniff out hidden prey.

Calcinus elegans

Vivid blue legs and a big appetite for algae make this hermit a reef workhorse.

Clibanarius tricolor

A tiny, tireless reef cleaner with vivid blue legs and a big appetite for algae.

Linckia laevigata

A vivid blue star from Indo-Pacific reefs, built for the patient reef keeper.

Symphorichthys spilurus

A bold reef-associated snapper that grows into a true centerpiece fish.

Cirrhilabrus lineatus

A lavender-and-pink fairy wrasse that turns heads in any reef tank.

Amphiprion latezonatus

A rare Australian clownfish with bold white bands and a surprisingly deep blue lip.

Rhodactis inchoata

A beginner-friendly mushroom coral with an unusually rich blue coloration.

Chromis caerulea

A shoaling reef chromis that brings calm, flowing movement to the mid-water column.

Scarus guacamaia

The largest Atlantic parrotfish, built for reefs but almost impossible to keep captive.

Pomacanthus annularis

A large Indo-Pacific angel whose juvenile and adult look like two different fish.

Cirrhilabrus cyanopleura

A roving reef wrasse that brings shimmering blue flanks to the open water column.

Naso unicornis

A true horn-nosed giant that demands a serious reef setup to thrive.

Cephalopholis miniata

A brilliantly spotted reef predator that commands attention in any large display tank.

Opistognathus rosenblatti

A colonial burrower that tucks itself in every night like clockwork.

Taeniura lymma

A reef ray that looks incredible but rarely thrives in captivity.

Boleophthalmus boddarti

A fish that walks on mud and breathes air at the tide's edge.

Arothron caeruleopunctatus

One of the largest puffers you can keep, and surprisingly blue.

Labroides dimidiatus

The reef's original cleaning service, running a one-fish parasite removal station.

Pseudochromis springeri

A bold little reef predator wrapped in electric blue and black.

Doryrhamphus excisus

A secretive reef pipefish that pairs for life and fits in tight crevices.

Paracanthurus hepatus

The fish that plays dead, then rules the reef with bold personality.

Acanthurus coeruleus

A bold Atlantic surgeon fish known for cleaning sea turtles in the wild.

Xanthichthys mento

A rare triggerfish that schools in the wild and stays manageable in a reef setup.