General information The Longjaw Blenny is a small saltwater fish with a slender body that can grow up to 3 inches in length. It has a dark brown or green coloration with a yellow or orange stripe running from the mouth to the base of the tail. The Longjaw Blenny is a peaceful fish that…
General information The Lined Dartfish is a small, peaceful, and active fish species that can grow up to 3 inches in length. They are a hardy species that can be kept in most saltwater aquariums, but they do require a lot of hiding places and plenty of swimming space. They can be kept singly or…
General information The Rusty Angelfish is aptly named for its predominate red or amber coloration punctuated with black dots that decrease in size from dorsal to anal and pelvic fins. The anal fin is dark and both the dorsal and anal fins are rimmed in bright, sapphire-blue.
General information The Volitan Lionfish it’s coloration can vary depending on the age and maturity of the fish, displaying a red to burgundy, white, and brown to black vertical stripes along the length of the body. It also has large, fan-like pectoral fins, and tall, banded spines on the dorsal fin. The Volitan Lionfish is…
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 Common Cleaner Wrasse is a unique fish that forms a symbiotic relationship with other species by setting up a cleaning station to remove unwanted parasites that may have attached themselves. The Cleaner Wrasse will invite fish to their cleaning station by performing a calming up and down movement of their tails. These…
General information Common across patches of isolated staghorn coral Acropora cervicornis in the southern Carribean and in the coasts of Brazil. The majority of its oval-shaped body is deep blue, with yellow coloration above, and it can reach up to a length of 6 cm. It is often confused with the Orangeback Angelfish (Centropyge acanthops) but in…