Species

Pomacanthus asfur

A bold Red Sea beauty with a dramatic yellow arc that transforms with age.

Holacanthus bermudensis

A bold Atlantic angel that grows into a true reef monarch with attitude to match.

Centropyge bicolor

A boldly two-toned dwarf angel that darts and hides across the reef.

Pomacanthus arcuatus

A large, sociable Atlantic angel that juveniles moonlight as reef cleaning stations.

Pomacanthus annularis

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

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.

Apolemichthys griffisi

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

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.

Centropyge flavissima

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

Centropyge vroliki

A compact reef angel with a pearlescent shimmer and bold black trim.

Holacanthus tricolor

A bold Atlantic angel with dramatically different juvenile and adult coloration.

Centropyge ferrugata

A compact, reef-dwelling dwarf angel with rich rusty coloring and bold personality.

Pomacanthus xanthometopon

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