Jeweled Rockskipper Blenny Redfin
Jeweled Rockskipper Blenny Redfin (Alticus sp.) is a reef-safe marine fish known for its sparkling body, vibrant red fins, and energetic rock-skipping behaviour. Hardy and interactive, it grazes algae while exploring rock surfaces, adding colour and personality to established marine aquariums. This variant is very similar to the standard Lawnmower Blenny but stands out with its bright red fins and slightly more active, rock-skipping behaviour. It’s just as hardy, reef safe, and efficient at grazing algae, making it a colourful and dynamic addition to any marine aquarium.
Talbot’s Demoiselle
Talbot’s Demoiselle (Chrysiptera talboti) is a peaceful reef-safe damselfish with soft yellow coloration and subtle blue facial markings. Hardy and active, it adds gentle colour and movement to marine aquariums while remaining more community-friendly than many other damselfish species.
Aiptasia-Eating Filefish
A natural, chemical-free solution to Aiptasia infestations! 🌿 This hardy, peaceful filefish actively grazes on pest anemones, helping keep your reef clean and balanced. Easy to care for and full of character, it’s a favourite for natural Aiptasia control in marine tanks.
⚠️ Reef-Safe with Caution: Once Aiptasia is gone, some individuals may nip at corals or polyps if underfed — keep them well-fed for best behaviour.
Bluestreak Goby
The Bluestreak Goby is a gentle and social fish, rarely aggressive toward tankmates. It spends most of its time near the substrate, digging shallow burrows and moving mouthfuls of sand through its gills to extract microfauna.
Highfin Fangblenny
Highfin Fangblenny (Meiacanthus sp.) is an active and reef-safe marine fish known for its elongated dorsal fin and unique venomous defensive fangs. Peaceful and hardy, it adapts well to established marine aquariums with plenty of live rock and open swimming space.
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.
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.
Three Spot Domino Damselfish
Current available fish is large and very aggressive, best suited to a large tank with large fish.
Eibli Angelfish
Eibli Angelfish (Centropyge eibli) is a striking dwarf angelfish featuring elegant dark striping, silver-grey coloration, and bright orange accents. Active and full of personality, it makes an eye-catching addition to larger reef and marine aquariums. Eibli Angelfish are considered reef safe with caution. While many individuals coexist peacefully in reef aquariums, some may nip at soft corals, zoanthids, fleshy LPS corals, and clam mantles, particularly if underfed or kept in smaller systems with limited grazing opportunities.