Marine Betta (2-3")

Marine Betta (2-3")Calloplesiops altivelis This exotic fish, also called a comet, is chocolate brown with white spots on the head and body. This species is extremely hardy. When initially introduced into the aquarium this fish is very shy. With time and conditioning, this fish will spend more time in view and some specimens will even beg for food when you approach the aquarium. However, it will spend more time in the open in a dimly lit tank, at least initially. Keep in

So reef-safe with caution

the largest female will often morph into a male and take its place in the hierarchy

They require lots of algae to eat

The colors of the adult males intensify when in courtship

The Hawaiian Saddle Wrasse makes a great beginner fish

they should be kept in a 180 gallon or larger aquarium

The Green Coris (or just green) wrasse needs a 75 gallon or larger aquarium

180 gallons or larger

Coradion melanopus

The Naso Tang is light gray with a yellow stripe on both the dorsal and anal fin

is a small

Clown Grouper (Pogonoperca punctata) need a large aggressive tank