Hawkfish
The predatory hawkfish are so called because of their habit of swooping down from the above on their victims, similar to the birds of prey.
Long pectoral fins enable these fish to rest securely on a rocky perch, so that although they may sway in the current, they will not be swept away by the swell. [...]
Gobies
Gobies are the largest and adaptable group of fish species that can be found in marine, freshwater and brackish waters in both tropical and temperate regions. Gobies number some 267 genera and 2,100 described species with many more to come. All but about 200 are marine; mostly tropical and subtropical reef.
The small size of [...]
Butterfly fish
The elegant swimming motion of these fishes has been likened to the flight of butterflies fluttering in the garden. Butterfly fish tend to be brightly coloured, making them very popular as a marine fish in an aquarium.
Some species that subsist entirely on coral polyps in the wild are difficult to switch to a substitute diets. [...]
Gramma and Pygmy Basslets
Not only do these ranks as some of the most beautifully coloured marine fish, but their small size means they can be accommodated easily, furthermore, successfully aquarium breeding is becoming more frequent, but compatibility can be a serious issue in smaller tanks, because these fish can be territorial by nature.
Members from the Gramma and Pygmy [...]
Sea Anemones
Sea anemones are typically the first thing that attracts people to reef aquariums, not to mention there relationship that some species have with anemonefish. Whats an Anemonefish you maybe asking, you may know it as “Nemo” or “clownfish”.
However only 10 species are known to host the clownfish and compared to the other within the [...]
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