The saying “happy as a clam” originated in the 1600s and was allegedly a phrase that sailors and shellfish collectors used. I … Read more

Lets talk about 2 nearly ubiquitous saltwater reef schooling fish called Chromis. More specifically, Chromis atripectoralis a … Read more

Plate Corals (Fungia sp.) are an excellent option due to their ease of care and how they come in a large variety of colorat … Read more

The group of fish known as Mollies is popular for good reason. They are very hardy, easy to breed, come in a brilliant arra … Read more

Harlequin Tusks generally don’t eat corals they can be added to reef aquariums. On the other hand, they will not hesitate to … Read more

The Coral Beauty or Two Spined Angel fish (Centropyge bispinosus) is from the family Pomacanthidae better known as Angelfish. … Read more

Acanthophyllia deshayesiana is considered a large polyp stony (PLS) coral that is commonly referred to as a Doughnut Coral. … Read more

The Copperband Butterflyfish (Chelmon rostratus) is a member of the family Chaetodontidae known collectively as “Butterflyfis … Read more

Calloplesiops altivelis is called the Comet Fish (or some variation of Comet) in nearly the entire world except for Indonesia … Read more