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Lunare Wrasse The Lunare Wrasse, also called the Lyretail Wrasse, are often blue and green with lavender markings on the face and fins. The tail h...
View full detailsGreen Chromis Damselfish The Green Chromis Damselfish, or simply the Green Chromis, are a wonderful schooling fish and in the wild are found in lar...
View full detailsFour Stripe Damselfish The Four Stripe Damselfish as an attractive black and white striped fish with a white nose and white tail. Unlike many fancy...
View full detailsTomato Clownfish The Tomato Clownfish will eat most meat or vegetable food preparations, including dried algae, mysis shrimp, and brine shrimp. The...
View full detailsPajama Cardinalfish Also known as the Polka-dot Cardinalfish, the Spotted Cardinalfish, the Coral Cardinalfish, Pajama Cardinal, and the Red Spotte...
View full detailsStarry Blenny Starry Blenny, or Snowflake Blenny, features dark brown base color with multiple white to light blue dots over its entire body, which...
View full detailsBundoon Blenny Found in Tonga in the South Pacific and has a caudal fin that resembles a fork. The body is black with a yellow stripe running horiz...
View full detailsBicolor Blenny Bicolor Blenny is also known as the Two-colored Blenny. The Bicolor is so-named because the anterior half is blue to dull brown, a...
View full detailsSquareback Anthias Its unique color variation, the Squareback Anthias is also known as the Squarespot, Purple Blotch Basslet, Squareblock, Square...
View full detailsPurple Queen Anthias A finicky eater and needs treats such as live brine shrimp to thrive, along with plenty of swimming space even though it only ...
View full detailsRegal Angelfish Given the right environment, specifically with smaller and docile tank mates like gobies and dwarf angels, it will start feeding w...
View full detailsEmperor Angelfish (semi-aggressive) Juvenile to adult transition may not fully occur in an aquarium. Not only does their coloration change with ma...
View full detailsBicolor Angelfish The Bicolor Angelfish, or less commonly the Oriole Angelfish, is a dwarf angelfish which only grows to 5 inches and is reef safe...
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