Picasso Triggerfish
The Picasso Triggerfish is a bold, beautifully patterned marine fish known for its vibrant colours, strong personality, and constant activity. Growing up to 25–30 cm, it’s best kept in large fish-only or FOWLR systems. This species is not reef-safe, as it will prey on invertebrates and may damage corals or rearrange rockwork. A hardy, charismatic centrepiece for spacious marine aquariums.
Radiant Wrasse
Radiant Wrasse (Halichoeres iridis) is a brilliantly coloured reef wrasse featuring vibrant orange and red tones with delicate blue markings. Active and constantly exploring rockwork and sand, it brings energy and natural pest control to established marine aquariums. Best kept in tanks with a soft sand substrate and plenty of rockwork for hiding and hunting.
Melanurus Wrasse
Melanurus Wrasse (Halichoeres melanurus) is a colourful and active reef fish known for its vibrant striping and natural pest-control abilities. Generally reef-safe and hardy, it thrives in established marine aquariums with a sand bed and secure lid.
Generally reef-safe
They are considered reef safe but may prey on:
- Very small ornamental shrimp
- Tiny snails
- Feather dusters
They are highly valued in reef systems for helping manage nuisance pests without harming corals.
Bicolor Angelfish
Bicolor Angelfish (Centropyge bicolor) is a striking dwarf marine angelfish featuring vibrant yellow and deep blue halves. Active and full of personality, it thrives in established marine aquariums and is best kept with reef caution.
⚠️ Reef safe with caution
Bicolor Angelfish may nip at:
- LPS corals
- Soft corals
- Zoanthids
- Clams
Some individuals behave perfectly in reefs, while others may develop a taste for coral polyps. They are often safer in Fish Only With Live Rock (FOWLR) systems.
Threadfin Butterflyfish
Threadfin Butterflyfish is a striking marine species featuring bold black striping, golden highlights, and a signature trailing dorsal filament. Best suited to larger marine aquariums, this active swimmer makes a stunning showpiece fish in established systems.
⚠️ Use caution in reef tanks.
Threadfin Butterflyfish may nip at:
- LPS corals
- Soft corals
- Zoanthids
- Feather dusters
They are generally safer in fish-only with live rock (FOWLR) systems.
