by Felicia McCaulley | Aug 17, 2017
The Bali Lunate Anthias, P. charleneae, is closely related to the Lunate Goldie Anthias and may sometimes be referred to as Pseudanthias cf. lunulatus. It is a deepwater Anthias that is not often collected for the aquarium... by Felicia McCaulley | Aug 17, 2017
The Midas Blenny is one of the most popular blennies for reef aquariums because of its beautiful yellow coloration. Its mouth shape is evidence of its omnivorous diet, so provide meaty foods like frozen mysis and enriched brine shrimp along with algae and plenty of... by Felicia McCaulley | Aug 17, 2017
The Downy Blenny is a blenny from the Caribbean that isn’t seen in the aquarium trade as often as other blennies. At first glance they appear to be just brown, but on further inspection, beautiful red and blue patterns can be seen on the face and... by Felicia McCaulley | Aug 17, 2017
The Molly Miller Blenny may not be the most attractive fish, but it could possibly be the most useful reef aquarium clean up fish. They’re peaceful and reef safe, they can live in groups of multiple Molly Miller Blennies, they’re hardy and boisterous, and... by Felicia McCaulley | Aug 17, 2017
The yellow sailfin blenny from Fiji is a color variation of the black sailfin blenny. They make excellent algae eaters and even eat diatoms, film algae, and other nuisance algae. They’re mostly peaceful, but may attack small fish with similar color, diet, or...
