|
Greetings!
Hope your week’s been going swimmingly!
As the weekend approaches, it’s the perfect time to show your tank a little extra love. Whether you're waging war on stubborn hair algae or just keeping things fresh, we’ve got everything you need to level up your cleanup crew — from budget-friendly lawnmowers (aka algae-eaters!) to hard-working inverts ready to get the job done.
Even better, we’ve just restocked some much-needed essentials! Fan-favorite damsels? Absolutely.A nice verity of Tangs and Angels Plus, a few exciting new arrivals we think you’ll love — perfect whether you’re starting a new build or looking to breathe new life into your existing setup.
Got some free time this weekend? Swing by the shop! Browse the tanks, talk fish, and maybe find the perfect new addition (or two) for your aquatic family.
See you soon — and happy fishkeeping!
| |
!!Super Specials!!
Friday, Saturday, and Sunday Only
| | A few more in this week. A great worker and like all Blennies, has a great personality! Good size mediums this week and munching algae away! | | |
Duncan Coral Frags
$15.00
| stunning, massive single heads, at a decent price. | | all zoa frags, frags only. | | We've had these guys in for over a month now, are a great eater and swim though out the water coloum. | | |
Banggia Cardinal
$25.00 or 3/$60.00
| Some great looking tank raised specimens this week. A classic marine fish that we always love to have! | | all hammer frags, frags only. | | |
Blue Leg or Astrea
$.90 or 10/$7.00
| One of our favorite specials when we can do it! Stock up that Clean Up Crew with this new stock replenishment! | | |
Emarlard Carbs
$4.00 or 3/$10.00
| |
great for hair and bubble algae.
| | |
Bumblebee snails
$4.00 or 3/$10.00
| Known for eating pesky Vermetid Snails that can be an eye sore in your reef. | | |
Green Chromis
$9 or 3/$25.00
| Your classic schooling fish and great in reefs! If we run out we are hoping to offer again next week too! | | The 3-Stripe Damselfish is a bold, aggressive fish with black and white bands. It needs a 30+ gallon tank with hiding spots and eats meaty, herbivore, and flake foods. | | |
Yellow Tail Damsel
$12.00
| A hardy, beginner-friendly damselfish with a vibrant blue body and bright yellow tail. Less aggressive than most damsels and suitable for smaller tanks with hiding spots. Best kept in odd-numbered groups. Peaceful with most tankmates but may show territorial behavior. | | A tireless fish that will excavate as it matures and changes patterns dramatically! Great in larger reefs. | | The most popular Watchman Goby of all time and a dashing little fish! Pair with the Tiger Pistols also on sale! | | |
Electric Blue Damsel
$20.00 or 3/$50.00
| A hardy, two-tone fish with electric blue and bright yellow coloration. Needs a 30+ gallon tank with hiding spots. Can be territorial. Eats a varied diet of meaty foods, herbivore preparations, and flakes. Great for beginners but may show aggression in smaller tanks. | | Some really nice looking Aquacultured clowns that do will with most other fish, just not other clownfish. | | The Duncanopsammia Coral is a colorful, peaceful coral that thrives in low to moderate light and gentle flow. It prefers soft sandy areas, stable water, and benefits from feeding meaty foods like mysis shrimp. | | A decent algae eater, these are always popular and have great personality! | | |
Pajama Cardinal
$20.00 or 3/$50.00
| An awesome reef fish that really shines in small groups. Looking great in that perfect smaller medium size! | | |
Neon Cleaner Goby
$20.00 or 3/$50.00
| The Sharknose Goby is a colorful cleaner fish for 10+ gallon tanks, peaceful except with its own kind, and eats a carnivore diet once daily. | | The Clarkii Clownfish is a hardy, reddish-brown fish with white stripes, ideal for 30+ gallon tanks with anemones. It’s semi-aggressive to other clownfish and eats meaty and herbivore foods. | | A cool shrimp that will host anemones and corals much like Clowns! | | The Canary Blenny is a venomous, bright yellow fish for 30+ gallon tanks. Keep alone or in pairs. Feed chopped crustaceans, mysis, and brine shrimp. | | The Wheeler's Shrimp Goby is a hardy, colorful fish for 10+ gallon tanks with sand and hiding spots. It eats fresh or frozen seafood twice daily and prefers peaceful tank mates. | | The Diamond Watchman Goby is a timid, long-lived fish needing a 30+ gallon tank with live sand and a refugium. It’s territorial but rarely aggressive and eats live and frozen shrimp, worms, and carnivore foods. | | |
Hollywood Stunner
Chalice
$35.00
| a good intro LPS, an be a little more aggressive then most. | | The Six Line Wrasse is a striped, semi-aggressive fish for 30+ gallon tanks. It eats small crustaceans and pests. Feed live shrimp first, then meaty foods. | | They came in looking great this week. Great size and color! A fun fish thats adds a little personality to your tank. | | |
Red ToothedTrigger
$40.00
| A beautiful Trigger that is reef safe with caution toward smaller inverts. We've had great success just keeping them well fed. | | Bright golden-yellow with a distinctive eye band. Suitable for 120+ gallon tanks and can be kept with other butterflyfish if introduced simultaneously. Not reef safe, as it may eat soft corals. Beginner-friendly and needs a diet of meaty foods fed at least three times daily. | | Fun to watch and great for smaller sand cleaning. They make nice pairs as well in bigger tanks. | | The Bluestreak Cleaner Wrasse cleans parasites and needs a secure tank with plenty of space. It requires frequent feedings of small, enriched meaty foods and is best for experienced keepers. | | really healthy and great sizes this week, with colors that just pop. | | The Green Mandarin is a colorful, peaceful fish for 30+ gallon tanks with live rock and sand. It eats live brine shrimp, worms,coc pods and natural prey. | | The Spotted Mandarin is a colorful, peaceful fish for 30+ gallon tanks with live substrate. It eats live brine shrimp, worms, coco pods and natural prey. | | Active and attractive, but hell on inverts. Paddlefin Wrasses are super hardy and great fish only aquarium specimens. | | |
Lyretail Anthias
F$45.00
M$55.00
| The Lyretail Anthias is an active, colorful fish for 125+ gallon tanks. Males are red, females orange. They need hiding spots and a varied diet of frozen shrimp and flakes. Females can change to males if needed. | | |
Bar Goby
$45.00 or 3/$120
| Amazing size and quality out of Fiji this week! HUGE! One of the fish that make a big reef complete! WOW! | | The Tiger Watchman Goby is white with brown bands, needs a 30+ gallon tank with live sand, and is territorial. It eats live and frozen shrimp, worms, and carnivore foods. | | The Red Mandarin is a small, vibrant fish that needs a pod-rich, established tank. It’s best for experienced aquarists due to its feeding needs. | | |
Blue Stripped Pipefish
$50.00
| The smallest reef pipefish, with a slender orange body and blue stripes. Best kept in pairs or harems in tanks 30+ gallons. Males are territorial. Requires expert care with a diet of tiny live foods like Cyclops and Mysis. Peaceful with small, shy fish but vulnerable to aggressive tankmates and stinging corals. | | The Tridacna derasa grows up to 24", has 6-7 shell folds that fully close, and needs slow light acclimation. It relies on photosynthesis and requires micro-foods like phytoplankton when young. | | |
Coral Beauty Angel
$60.00
| The Coral Beauty Angelfish is deep blue with orange highlights, needs 70+ gallons, and isn’t reef-safe. Feed algae, Spirulina, and meaty foods. | | The Scopas Tang is yellow and brown with light blue markings, needs a 125+ gallon tank, and is aggressive to other tangs. Feed plenty of marine algae and seaweed, plus meaty foods, for health and less aggression. | | Dragon Face Pipefish $75.00 | A slender, slow-moving pipefish with unique markings. Best kept in pairs in 50+ gallon tanks with peaceful tankmates. Expert care needed—feeds mainly on live copepods. Helps control harmful “Red Bug” pests in reef tanks. Sensitive to aggressive fish and stinging corals. | | Really cool little guy that doesnt like to move up, he would rather wait for the food to come to him. | | The Sailfin Tang is a brown fish with yellow stripes and large fins, needing a 180+ gallon tank. It’s aggressive to its own kind but peaceful with others. Feed plenty of seaweed and meaty foods for health. | | The Raccoon Butterflyfish is a peaceful, yellow-orange fish best kept in a large fish-only tank. Not reef-safe, it may eat corals and invertebrates. Once acclimated, it thrives on a diet of meaty foods and frozen preparations. | | The Alveopora Coral is an easy-care, flower-like LPS coral that may host clownfish. It needs low light, gentle flow, and calcium. | | The Maxima Clam grows up to 12" with vibrant mantle patterns and an asymmetrical shell. It attaches to hard surfaces and needs intense light for photosynthesis, with young clams requiring gradual acclimation. Small clams (<2") should be fed phytoplankton. It thrives with strong lighting, good flow, and stable water chemistry. | | .The Flameback Angelfish is blue with a bright orange-yellow back and yellow tail. It needs a 55+ gallon tank with hiding spots and live rock. It may nip some corals. Feed it algae, Spirulina, and meaty foods. | | White body with red stripes, known for its personality and unique captive spawning. Suitable for 30+ gallon tanks with a tight lid. Semi-aggressive but can be bullied by larger hawkfish. Great reef inhabitant that loves perching on sea fans. | | Only a couple and eating great and great size! A great reef fish and always best in the plus sizes that are not too difficult! | | The One Spot Foxface is a peaceful, reef-safe fish with a distinctive eyespot. It needs a 70+ gallon tank and venomous spines for protection. Feed it veggies and algae to prevent coral nipping. | | A couple really choice looking specimens this week from Sri Lanka! Amazing value and eating great! Feed a ton. | | Longnse Butterfly $100.00 | The Longnose Butterflyfish is a peaceful, yellow reef fish with a long snout. It needs a 75+ gallon tank and may nip small inverts. Best in mature tanks with a varied diet | | Needs a diet rich in marine algae and seaweed to stay healthy and reduce aggression. Feed at least 3 times weekly using dried seaweed or quality seaweed products. | | Extremely difficult to feed and care for; needs a diet rich in algae, sponges, and meaty foods, fed multiple times daily. Recommended only for expert aquarists. Looking amazing this week, At amazing sizes, | | The Tomini Tang is a colorful, peaceful fish that grows more vibrant with age. It needs a 70+ gallon tank and a diet rich in algae and seaweed for health and reduced aggression. Feed seaweed at least 3 times weekly. | | The Splendid Pintail Fairy Wrasse is a peaceful, colorful fish for 90+ gallon tanks. It’s reef-safe but may jump, so use a secure lid. Feed vitamin-enriched meaty foods multiple times daily. | | Such a cool fish and an extraordinary specimen! Hard to find and a great looking specimen available this week from Fiji! | | Female Bird Wrasse $150.00 | The Bird Wrasse has a long beak for catching prey. Males are green; females are brown or black. It needs a 125+ gallon tank with a secure lid. Feed a varied diet of meaty foods, enriched shrimp, flakes, and pellets. | | The Regal Angelfish is a vibrant, delicate reef fish requiring a 125+ gallon tank. It may nip corals and needs a diet rich in sponges. Best for experienced aquarists. | | A vibrant showpiece with deep blue-purple coloring and a yellow tail. Native to the Red Sea and surrounding areas, this prized tang reaches up to 10 inches and thrives in large, well-lit aquariums with plenty of swimming space and hiding spots. | | |
XL Desjardinii Tang
$225.00
| The Desjardini Sailfin Tang is a colorful, peaceful saltwater fish that needs a 180+ gallon tank. It eats algae and should be fed marine seaweed at least 3 times a week to stay healthy and calm. We have had this guy for a few weeks, he looks amazing and eats really good. | | Reef-safe and generally peaceful, but can be aggressive toward other tangs. Needs a 180+ gal tank, tight lid, and a diet rich in marine algae. Active swimmer and a really good size, already eating well. | | |
Striking, aggressive, and best for 250+ gal tanks. Reef-safe but not tang-safe. Needs algae-rich diet. For experienced aquarists only.
Really good size and already eating.
| | | | A classic wrasse thats peaceful and looks amazing! A few nice ones to pick from this week. | | | | |
