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The Grey-Head Wrasse is a colorful and energetic reef fish known for its soft gray head contrasted by vibrant body markings that can include shades of yellow, orange, and green depending on age and sex. Native to the Indo-Pacific, this active swimmer spends much of its time weaving through reef...

The Mystery Wrasse is a stunning and enigmatic addition to marine aquariums, instantly catching the eye with its vibrant, jewel-toned coloration and sleek, torpedo-shaped body. Known for its active, mid-to-upper water swimming habits, this wrasse is both a peaceful and energetic reef dweller...

The Dalmatian Dogface Pufferfish is a hardy, personable marine species that thrives in large, well-maintained aquariums with stable water quality and plenty of swimming space. A minimum tank size of 120 gallons is recommended, as these puffers grow large and produce a heavy bioload. They are...

The Chinese Zebra Bar Goby is a graceful, fast-swimming dartfish known for its slender body, iridescent sheen, and fine vertical striping. Peaceful, social, and highly active in the water column, it makes an excellent addition to reef and community marine aquariums when kept in stable groups and...

The Orange Axil Wrasse is found in the Indo-Pacific within the shallow clear waters of reef flats lagoons and seaward reefs up to 30 meters deep. They have vibrant colors that will stand out in your FOWLR aquarium. For continued health, we provide a varied diet daily. For frozen foods, Gamma is...

In the warm, sun-drenched waters that span from Micronesia to the Red Sea, vibrant coral reefs are home to one of aquarium keeping's most iconic species: the Bulb Anemone (Entacmaea quadricolor) a sentinel of symbiosis and adaptation. In their natural state, Bulbs thrive in habitats ranging from...

So, what is a Brain coral? For the purpose of today's article, we just mean “Open Brain Corals” or all of the species from the genus Lobophyllia that are commonly seen in your Local Fish Store. Take care if you use the name Brain Coral, as there are lots of different corals that use this common...

Midnight Dogface Puffers come from the Solomon Islands, where they inhabit a wide variety of habitats. They are found everywhere from coral reefs to sea grass beds, to brackish estuary environments. The one thing that seems to be a requisite for them is relatively sedate, or at least predictable...