$100.00–$220.00Price range: $100.00 through $220.00
Melanurus Wrasse is hardy and suitable for intermediate aquarists, thriving in a stable, well-maintained reef tank. Its need for a sandy substrate and secure lid are critical due to its burrowing and jumping tendencies.
$110.00–$280.00Price range: $110.00 through $280.00
Midas Blenny is easy to care for, making it suitable for beginner to intermediate aquarists, provided its need for hiding spots and a varied diet is met.
Montipora Digitata – Green Branching, often referred to as the Finger Coral or Velvet Finger, is a highly popular Small Polyp Stony (SPS) coral originating from the shallow reefs of the Indo-Pacific and Great Barrier Reef.
Montipora Digitata – Orange Branching, often referred to as the Finger Coral or Velvet Finger, is a highly popular Small Polyp Stony (SPS) coral originating from the shallow reefs of the Indo-Pacific and Great Barrier Reef.
Montipora Encrusting – Blueberry Fields, highly sought-after Small Polyp Stony (SPS) corals known for their brilliant color morphs and their ability to carpet rockwork with a colorful, textured mat.
Montipora Encrusting – Neon Green, highly sought-after Small Polyp Stony (SPS) corals known for their brilliant color morphs and their ability to carpet rockwork with a colorful, textured mat.
Neon Tetra (Paracheirodon innesi) is one of the most iconic aquarium fish, with peaceful nature, striking colouration, and schooling behaviour it is a favorite for community tanks
Panda Corydoras (Corydoras panda) are hardy, bottom-dwelling fish, popular in community aquariums for their charming appearance and active schooling behaviour, making them ideal for beginners and experienced aquarists.
These peaceful natured fish with air-breathing labyrinth organ, and elegant appearance make ideal additions for community aquariums, though males can be territorial.
$195.00–$430.00Price range: $195.00 through $430.00
Powder Blue Tang is prized for its vivid powder-blue body, black face with a white “mask,” and bright yellow dorsal fin. They require a meticulously maintained environment mimicking their natural reef habitats, with strong water flow, stable parameters, and ample grazing surfaces.