General information The Pajama Cardinalfish is a small saltwater fish that typically grows to about 3 inches in length. They have a rounded body shape with distinctive black and white or red and white stripes. They are known for their peaceful nature and are a popular choice for beginner hobbyists.
General information The Tomato Clownfish are the color of a ripe tomato, with a vertical white band running just behind their head. These fish are one of the larger Clownfish species growing to 4 inches. The Tomato Clown does not need an Anemone to survive but will accept many different Anemones as its host, including…
General information The Splendid Dottyback has a blue body covered with white to light yellow spotting. It also has a yellow tail and a yellow mark between the eyes. Originating from Indonesia, this species can be territorial in smaller aquarium set-ups, maintaining with larger tank mates is ideal.
General information The Foxface Lo has a unique body color. It has a mottled yellow-brown body with a dark chest. The face is very light in color and speckled on the lower half. They are a very hardy fish and are great additions to the newly-established tank. It may reside in a large aquarium and…
General information The Neon Blue Goby is known for its gorgeous electric blue stripes. The head and sleek body of the Neon Blue Goby are dark blue with a striking horizontal, light-blue stripe on each side of the body. These signature stripes begin above the eyes and run the entire length of the body. The…
General information The Red Hawkfish has a mottled orange to red body. Its lyre-shaped tail sets it apart from most of the other hawkfish in appearance. A medium or larger aquarium is acceptable for this hardy and aggressive fish. It may be grouped with other Red Hawkfish if all are introduced to the aquarium at…
General information The Banded Pipefish is a type of reef pipefish or flagtail pipefish. This fish is a stronger swimmer than its seahorse cousins and rarely comes into direct contact with the substrate. In the wild, the Banded Pipefish can be found swimming under rocky overhangs, corals, or close to the floor of its reef…
Diet & nutrition Difficult to feed at first, this species should be fed squid or live feeder shrimp. Chunks of marine fish, scallops, and squid may be introduced once acclimated. They prefer hunting crustaceans and small fish in reefs and will follow the high tide into shallower, sandy areas. Most rays can be trained to…
