General information The McCosker's Flasher Wrasse is a hardy wrasse species that adapts well to established home aquariums. The vibrantly colored male McCosker's Flasher Wrasse is mostly red/orange with blue, horizontal stripes that complement its yellow stomach. The orange dorsal fin is accented with red, yellow, and blue and features a single elongated ray. A…
General information The Red Velvet Fairy Wrasse originates from the waters surrounding the Maldives islands. The Red Velvet Fairy Wrasse is a small colorful wrasse with the front part of the body being red in coloration with the remainder being yellow. As the fish matures, the scales toward the front of the fish develop dark…
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…
General information The Paddlefin Wrasse as a juvenile they are black in color with a yellow and pink belly. As they mature into an adult, their coloration brightens into a variety of colors. Their body takes on a reddish coloration, and the head area and fins become blue to green in color. Adding to the…
General information One of the most widespread of the snappers, the Bluestripe Snapper ranges from the Red Sea south to Madagascar and east to India, Asia, Indonesia, Australia and a number of Pacific Islands including Hawaii. Your specimen will be from Fiji, Indonesia, or Maldives, and make a hardy and rewarding edition to your FOWLR…
General information The Brachiosaurus Blenny, also known as the Giant Blenny, is a large species of blenny that is commonly found in the Western Pacific Ocean. They can grow up to 12 inches in length and have a mottled brown and tan coloration. They are typically found living in shallow waters along rocky reefs, often…
General information The Spotcinctus usually has spots or blobs of white in between stripes.
General information It is not overly resistant to diseases and is one of the most aggressive clownfish. As it grows, the Wild Gold Stripe Maroon becomes more aggressive and attacks anything that approaches its anemone. It basically inhabits anemones, so we suggest you add at least one anemones to the tank. The Wild Gold Stripe…
General information The Lemon Damsel is a small, bright yellow damsel with blue lines on the head and fins. Its appearance might get confused with the P.amboinensis, who has less bright color with a larger spot at the pectoral fin, unlike the Lemon Damsel. It inhibits branching corals and hides over the branches when frightened….
General information One of the smallest members of the Centropyge genus, the Pygmy Yellowtail Angelfish rarely grows to over two inches and its body and face are primarily blue and the caudal fin is white. It requires numerous hiding places and large amounts of live rock for grazing on microalgae. Not a good reef dweller,…