The Pollenei Grouper, also known as the Harlequin Rockcod or Harlequin Hind, is beautifully colored with a green and yellow body with yellow tipped dorsal and anal fins. The body of these fish is lined in blue. These fish are a rare find in the industry and make a great addition to a large [...]
The Miniatus Grouper, also known as the Miniata Grouper, Coral or Blue-Spot Rockcod, Coral Hind, and Coral Grouper, is a common and popular fish along the coral reefs of the Indo-Pacific, and it makes a most spectacular addition to a large home aquarium. In the wild, it can attain sizes up to [...]
The Blue Line Grouper, also known as the Boenacki Grouper or Blue-lined Hind, is light red with multiple vertical blue lines. The fins are highlighted with dark blue. A 250 gallon or larger aquarium is required due to its size and feeding habits. It is an extremely aggressive fish and may eat its [...]
The Marine Betta, sometimes referred to as the Comet, is found in rocky crevasses, at depths up to 45 meters. It is a hardy and disease-resistant fish. A predator by nature, it assumes a “head down” position, with its false “eye spot” near the tail resembling the head of a [...]
Assessors are great fish for a reef tank, but they can be on the expensive side. They usually don’t bother any fish, coral, or invertebrates, and are very peaceful fish. They can be kept in tanks as small as 30 gallons and they need some caves and rock overhangs, as they usually either swim [...]
This is a beautiful, highly aggressive bass/grouper from the Red Sea. They don’t show up very often and can command a fairly high price. They are very purple in their coloration and they will get the markings on their bodies as they get older. Grows to about 1 foot. House of [...]
This is a soapfish grouper, that ranges between 4-8 inches, though most are around 4 inches. It’s very thin looking and unlike a lot of other groupers it does move around looking for food. It’s an aggressive hunter and will eat small fish and invertebrates, so you need to be careful [...]
The Saddle Back Grouper is one of the most aggressive groupers that you can get. It reaches sizes of 3-4 feet, and is a very aggressive feeder that will try to eat anything it can fit in its mouth. Adults have yellow outlining the Saddle and around the face. A very large fish that needs a lot of [...]
