Species

Acanthurus achilles

A bold, reef-grazing surgeon with a vivid orange tail patch and a fiery attitude toward rivals.

Stegastes leucostictus

A small, personable damselfish that tends its own algae garden on the reef floor.

Centropyge bicolor

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

Gramma melacara

A deep-reef beauty that swims upside-down along underwater cliff faces.

Cryptoheros spilurus

A compact Central American cichlid with fierce pair bonds and big personality.

Paracanthurus hepatus

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

Julidochromis dickfeldi

A rock-hugging Tanganyikan cichlid that pairs for life and guards its cave fiercely.

Chaetodon vagabundus

A wide-ranging reef butterfly that pairs for life and patrols its territory together.

Neolamprologus brichardi

A Lake Tanganyika cichlid that raises its young as a multigenerational family group.

Julidochromis ornatus

A rock-hugging Tanganyikan cichlid that bonds for life with its partner.

Melanochromis cyaneorhabdos

An all-blue Malawi mbuna with serious attitude and a mouthbrooding twist.

Amphiprion tricinctus

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

Ecsenius midas

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

Acanthurus pyroferus

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

Halichoeres melasmapomus

A bold cheek-spotted wrasse with a wide Pacific range and big personality.

Amphiprion polymnus

A boldly patterned clownfish with a preference for sandy, silty homes.

Acanthurus leucosternon

A breathtaking Indian Ocean surgeon with a sharp temper to match its bold colors.

Centropyge ferrugata

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

Colisa labiosus

A thick-lipped labyrinth fish from Myanmar with a surprising need for surface air.

Acarichthys heckelii

A cichlid with elaborate burrowing spawning behavior unlike almost anything else in the hobby.

Tropheus duboisi

Juvenile leopard pattern fades into something completely different as adults.

Zebrasoma flavescens

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