Species
Browsing 17 species. Use the filters below to narrow down.
Barred Soapfish
FishDiploprion bifasciatum
A reef predator that poisons its own tank water when threatened.
Black-banded Triggerfish
FishRhinecanthus rectangulus
A bold reef rearanger that treats your aquascape as a personal renovation project.
Bronze Puffer
FishAuriglobus modestus
A small but aggressive freshwater puffer with a surprisingly varied wild diet.
Clown Surgeonfish
FishAcanthurus lineatus
One of the most aggressive tangs you can keep, and one of the most beautiful.
Copperband Butterflyfish
FishChelmon rostratus
A gorgeous long-snouted reef fish that rewards patient, experienced keepers.
Dottyback
FishPseudochromis porphyreus
Pocket-sized and bold, this vivid reef dweller punches well above its weight.
Dottyback
FishPseudochromis splendens
A solitary reef-dweller from Indo-Pacific drop-offs, compact and reef-compatible.
Dwarf Seahorse
FishHippocampus zosterae
Tiny, monogamous, and endlessly watchable. The seahorse that actually fits a small tank.
Hairy Puffer
FishPao baileyi
A sedentary ambush predator that saves its aggression for feeding time.
Hawaiian Whitespotted Toby
FishCanthigaster jactator
A bold little Hawaiian puffer with a voracious appetite and plenty of personality.
Lionfish
FishPterois volitans
A venomous reef predator that rules its corner of the tank with quiet authority.
Marine Betta
FishCalloplesiops altivelis
A cave-dwelling mimic that fools predators by impersonating a moray eel.
Mirror Basslet
FishPseudanthias pleurotaenia
A rare, large anthias that demands respect, and space, in the reef tank.
Multicolour Dottyback
FishOgilbyina novaehollandiae
A vivid reef dweller from the Great Barrier Reef with a bold dual-tone look.
Picasso Triggerfish
FishRhinecanthus aculeatus
A bold reef rearanger that sleeps on its side and makes noise when startled.
Sargassum Frogfish
FishHistrio histrio
A master of disguise that drifts the open ocean on floating weed mats.
Soldier Lionfish
FishPterois miles
A bold, venomous reef predator wearing its warning in every fin.