Saltwater Marine Fish

A hardy and widely kept marine clownfish that adapts well to aquarium life. Ocellaris Clownfish can live without an anemone and are generally peaceful, although established pairs may defend a small territory.

A striking, bright yellow marine fish native to Hawaiian coral reefs. Yellow Tangs are highly active swimmers and constant grazers, helping control algae growth. They can be territorial, especially toward other tangs of similar shape.

Famous for its vibrant royal blue body, yellow tail, and black palette markings. Hippo Tangs are active swimmers that add magnificent color to large reef tanks. However, they are highly sensitive to stress and susceptible to skin parasite infections.

A breathtaking marine fish featuring a double coloring—deep purple front half and a vibrant yellow back half. Royal Grammas are peaceful, reef-safe cave dwellers that add incredible color. They are hardy and do excellent in smaller marine setups.

One of the most popular dwarf angelfish, showing off a fiery orange-red body with vertical black bars and blue-tipped fins. Flame Angelfish are highly active and visually striking, but can sometimes nip at fleshy corals and clams.

An attractive, hardy dwarf angelfish featuring a deep royal blue body overlaying a shimmering orange or yellow core. They are generally more peaceful and less likely to nip at corals than the Flame Angelfish.

A brilliantly patterned marine dragonet that spends much of its time picking tiny prey from rock and sand. Its specialized feeding behavior makes food availability the main challenge in captivity.

An elegant, slow-moving cardinalfish with vertical black bars, white spots, and long tasselled fins. Banggai Cardinalfish are peaceful, hover in place, and are famous mouthbrooders (males carry fertilised eggs in their mouths until hatching).

A colorful and quirky marine schooling fish showing a yellow face, a dark vertical band, and a spotted red pajama-pattern tail. They are peaceful, slow-moving, and hardy reef citizens that do best in loose groups.

A beautiful, slender marine dartfish with a white head shading into a bright red-orange tail, and a long, white dorsal fin. They are timid, peaceful fish that hover just above the substrate and flick their dorsal fin to communicate.

A popular marine goby known for its bright yellow color and interesting symbiotic relationship with pistol shrimp, sharing burrows and acting as a lookout.

An excellent utility fish for marine aquariums, known for constantly grazing on film algae and detritus. They have a striking dark body with fine lines and a bright yellow ring around the eye.