General information Agile Chromis, also known as Yellowtail Chromis, are a species of saltwater fish that are found in the Indo-Pacific region. They are commonly found in coral reefs and can grow up to 4 inches in length. These fish are relatively peaceful and can be kept in a community aquarium with other non-aggressive species.
General information Ghost Bandit Angelfishes are commonly found on rocky reefs, in ledges and caves, and in coral areas. Visually, these angelfish are overall pale with a broad black bar bordered by a narrow pearly white band running across the upper side from the front of the eye to the posterior portion of the soft dorsal…
General information Demonstrating sexual dichromatism, the male and female Orangetail Dottyback clad two very different, yet uniquely attractive color schemes. In regards to dichromatic species, females are generally thought to be drabber in coloration. However, it is the female Orangetail Dottyback that demonstrates the namesake orange colored tail. The dominant body color of the female…
Cautions Gobies are considered jumpers make sure your aquarium has a tight-fitting canopy or screen cover to prevent the Gobie from jumping out of your aquarium. Gobies have been known to jump through the smallest of holes in a canopy.
General information The Chinstrap Jawfish has a similar in appearance to Opistognathus scops. However, the Chinstrap Jawfish is distinguished by large, coarser mottling where the white spots take on a decorative and attractive snowflake pattern. The Chinstrap Jawfish features a prominent ocellus at the front of the dorsal fin and an ocular band that extends…
General information The Porcupine Puffer has spiny appendages which cover most of its body, which may vary from light gray to mottled tans, sometimes with dark spots. Its teeth are actually a fused beak-like structure. The Porcupine Puffer lacks pelvic fins but has learned to use the pectoral fins to move about. A large, fish-only…
General information The Orangeshoulder Tang as a juvenile, it is solid yellow, with just the slightest hint of blue fringing on the anal and dorsal fins. As an adult, the front half of the body turns light gray and the back half takes on a dark gray-blue color. Above the pectoral fins is an eye-catching…