The Sand Sifting Goby can make a great addition to any tank. Not only are Sand Sifting Gobies beautiful, but they are also highly entertaining to watch with their habit of sifting through the sand. There are several different types of Sand Sifting Gobies, and this article will give you a brief overview of most …
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The Dwarf Lionfish (Dendrochirus brachypterus) is a beautiful and fierce species in marine life. Commonly, they have a coating that involves splashes of brown and maroon with intricate white stripes and spines that can sting like a bee. This article aims to provide you with the ultimate care guide so you can experience the joy …
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Sailfin Tang (Zebrasoma veliferum) is a gorgeous fish and a great addition to a home tank. These fish are very popular in the aquarium trade because they have a peaceful nature, easily acclimate to most tank conditions, and have simple needs. This makes them great fish for a beginner tank. Sailfin Tangs are marine reef …
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Common Name Purple Tang, Yellow-Tail Tang, Blue Surgeonfish Scientific Name Zebrasoma Xanthurum Origin Arabian Sea, Gulf of Aden, Red Sea Temperature 74-82°F Water pH 8.1-8.4 Adult Size up to 10 inches Diet Omnivorous with a preference for a herbivorous diet Purple Tang Facts Purple Tangs have a built-in defense system in the form of their …
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Leopard Wrasses are saltwater fish in the genus Macropharyngodon. They are colorful fish that live in tropical climates in the Indo-Pacific region. They prefer to live in coral reef environments and can be found from the Red Sea to the waters of Hawaii. They are difficult to keep in captivity since they require expert care. …
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Stoplight Parrotfish, also known as Sparisoma virde, are a gorgeous and colorful species of fish. They aren’t usually held in private tanks; they’re mainly reserved for public aquariums and very skilled aquarists. Stoplight Parrotfish are known to reside in coral reefs, which means you can add them to a coral tank if you choose. Read …
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The gem tang is a breathtaking fish originating from the western Indian Ocean. Their disc shaped bodies go very well with their dark blue color and sprinkle of white spots. The gem tang has a yellow anal fin, adding a very bright and eye-catching hue. Common names for the gem tang are gemmatum tang, mauritius …
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Christmas Wrasse (Thalassoma Trilobatum) are brilliantly colored fish that get their name from their striking red and green coloration. Christmas Wrasse can have other colors on their bodies too. They can have red, pink, blue, and orange. The most distinct marking of Christmas Wrasse, is their unique, ladder-like patterned appearance.
Marine Bettas (Calloplesiops altivelis), also known as Comet, are some of the most beautiful fish that you could ever consider adding to your fish tank. They’re a great choice for aquarists of any skill level. They may be a little timid at first, but once they get comfortable in your tank, they will surely become …
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Spotted Moray Eel (Gymnothorax moringa) can be very interesting creatures and are like “living fossils” due to a lack of scales and a boney figure. They are truly gorgeous, colorful creatures that have rightfully earned their place in the coral reef environment. Spotted Moray Eel Habitat Spotted morays inhabit tropical waters saltwater extending from North …
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