General information The Dusky Wrasse is a relative unknown beauty due to its sporadic appearance in the aquarium trade. The Dusky Wrasse typifies members in the Genus Halichoeres demonstrating gregarious activity once properly acclimated to its new environment. Similarly, coloration varies greatly based on the age and sex of the Dusky Wrasse. Juveniles and females…
General information The Swissguard Basslet (Liopropoma rubre) is a popular aquarium fish known for its bright red coloration and attractive appearance. These fish are relatively small, growing to an average size of around 3-4 inches (7.5-10 cm) in length. They are native to the Caribbean Sea, and can be found in a variety of reef…
General information The Yellowstriped Cardinalfish is a small and peaceful species, reaching an average size of about 2 inches (5 cm) in length. It is popular among marine aquarium hobbyists due to its bright yellow stripes, which contrast nicely with its black body. This species is native to the Western Pacific Ocean, particularly the waters…
General information Similar to the Caramel Ocellaris is a luscious color variant of the Black Ocellaris and are missing their caudal stripe or have an incomplete center stripe. The majority of Caramels turn all the way black as they reach maturity but some don’t. Caramels aren’t exactly brown they look more like regular orange A….
General information The Domino Damsel is indigenous to the Indo-Pacific region. With the presence of three white spots, it is also named as three spot Dascyllus. As these fishes get mature they become more aggressive to other tank inhabitants. Also, the Domino Damsel are very hardy and can tolerate extreme conditions which might kill other…
General information Dottybacks are a group of small, colorful basslet-like fish that inhabit the crevices and small caves of the coral reef. Dottybacks can be kept in smaller aquariums, although larger tanks with plenty of live rock are preferable. They are territorial and will defend the area they have claimed as home quite aggressively. Housing…
General information It has a white body with broad orange-red bands and tiny blue spots. The dorsal fin has red and blue dots. It should be kept in a tank with a sand bed to allow them to burrows in. It prefers to have peaceful tank mates and plenty of hiding places. Small groups or…
General information The Red Spotted Sandperch exhibits beautiful red polka dots on its body. It grows to about 3 inches long and looks lovely when it rests on the bottom, hopping from one place to another. The Red Spotted Sandperch is considered completely reef safe, and generally eats worms, shrimps, and crabs present in the…
General information The Striped Shrimpfish occurs within the reefs of the Indo-Pacific where they form large congregations among whip corals, seagrasses, Acroporas or within long spine urchins. They have an elongated body that is dark in color as a juvenile. When mature, their body lightens to a silver color, and they develop a dark longitudinal…
General information The Blue Tang boasts a vibrant electric blue body dressed with bold black markings. In fact, the black that begins at the eyes traces the dorsal line down to the tail, and circles back above the pectoral fin to create a unique shape reminiscent of a painter's palette. Regardless of the common name,…