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Ornate Wrasse
Cautions Wrasse are considered jumpers make sure your aquarium has a tight-fitting canopy or screen cover to prevent the Wrasse from jumping out of your aquarium. Wrasse have been known to jump through the smallest of holes in a canopy. Wrasses prefer to have a 2″ (5cm) sandbed to allow them to burrow into the sand to sleep…
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Belted Wrasse
Cautions Wrasse are considered jumpers make sure your aquarium has a tight-fitting canopy or screen cover to prevent the Wrasse from jumping out of your aquarium. Wrasse have been known to jump through the smallest of holes in a canopy. Wrasses prefer to have a 2″ (5cm) sandbed to allow them to burrow into the sand to sleep…
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Whiteray Shrimp Goby
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.
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Whitesnout Clownfish
General information The Whitesnout Clownfish body is dark brown and has a pale snout plus a white bar on each side of the head with a pale tail. Juveniles have two white bars and the edge of the pectoral fins is yellow. They usually can reach lengths up to 4.75 in (12 cm).
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Longfin Ocellaris Clownfish
General information The Longfin Ocellaris Clownfish is guaranteed to get your attention when seen, they are not for everyone and keep in mind that the long fins could get the attention of other reef fish which may cause them to pick at their fins.
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