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Quality Marine is proud to announce the availability of QM Labs aquacultured Peacekeeper Maroon Clowns (Amphiprion biaculeatus)! These fish have been aquacultured in-house from both wild and aquacultured broodstock. This is the first release of these fish from QM Labs, so quantities in this...

Every day is a cool day at Quality Marine. That said, some days are astoundingly cool and over the past several months, we've had a couple chart toppers. In February we got to announce the world's first aquacultured Gem Tangs (Zebrasoma gemmatum), and in May we followed it with the world's first...

Aurelia aurita is a lovely name for an intensely cool critter. The very serious aquarium geeks among you will recognize this as the scientific name (or binomial nomenclature) for one of the world's most prolific jellyfish. This Jelly has a few different monikers; they are most commonly known as...

Known for their vibrant colors, unique swimming patterns, and symbiotic relationship with sea anemones, the Black Storm Ocellaris Clownfish are a delightful addition to any marine aquarium. QM Labs feeds all our aquacultured clownfish Nutramar Dry Foods for their continued health. Nutramar...

In the wild, the Gulf Blenny is a grazing fish, that loves to mow down a variety of algae, but they also consume a large number of small invertebrates while doing so. It's important to offer both some greenery and some protein in their diet; this process is made much easier in these aquacultured...

Now here's the big news... We have aquacultured this unique, amazing and not commonly seen fish here our state-of-the-art hatchery in Los Angeles, California! Next bomb up, we're the first to do it on a commercial level in the United States! Our dedicated team of biologists have been working...

Clownfish have long been one of the most popular fish and considered to be one of the best starter fish in the marine aquarium trade. Advances in culturing techniques have allowed commercial farms in the US and around the world to grow thousands of clownfish each year for the marine ornamentals...