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Amphiprion ocellaris, commonly known as the Common clownfish, is the smallest anemonefish and known by almost everybody before they even start a saltwater tank, thanks to the movie 'Finding Nemo'. In fact, a lot of people...

Mimic Filefish (Paraluteres prionurus). The Mimic Saddle Puffer is a filefish that has developed its body shape and coloration to mock the appearance of the Valentini Puffer. By copying these puffers, they appear to would...

Emerald Crabs are excellent herbivores and scavangers. They are a valuable addition to any reef clean up crew.  Mithraculus sculptus, commonly known as the green porcelain crab or emerald crab, is a small species of...

Amphiprion ocellaris, commonly known as the Common clownfish, is the smallest anemonefish and known by almost everybody before they even start a saltwater tank, thanks to the movie 'Finding Nemo'. In fact, a lot of people...

Scartella cristata, commonly known as the Molly miller, is a small blenny, very common in many seas. These blennies are one of the most underappreciated fish in our opinion, overshadowed by the way more popular...

The Gold Ring Cowrie is a very peaceful species of snail and they are very beneficial to marine aquariums as they feed on detritus and will reduce the levels of algae in the aquarium. They...

Paracentropyge multifasciata, commonly known as the Barred angelfish, is a small angelfish. These fish have been in the Holacanthus and Centropyge genus, but are know considered a Paracentropyge by most. It's the most common Paracentropyge in...

Nassarius snails (Nassarius sp.) are excellent scavengers and great sand sifters. They will eat various kind of organic material and help to aerate the sandy substrate in your tank. Therefore, if you are looking for...

Nassarius snails (Nassarius sp.) are excellent scavengers and great sand sifters. They will eat various kind of organic material and help to aerate the sandy substrate in your tank. Therefore, if you are looking for...

Nassarius snails (Nassarius sp.) are excellent scavengers and great sand sifters. They will eat various kind of organic material and help to aerate the sandy substrate in your tank. Therefore, if you are looking for...