The Wonderland Reef

Marine Fish, Invertebrates, Corals

	Yellow Tang Zebrasoma flavescens	Yes	Eats filimentous algae, and lots of it, grazing among the rocks for most of the day, reef safe
	Sailfin Tang Zebrasoma veliferum	No	An impressive fish, reef safe, a beautiful addition to any larger marine tank
	Potter's Angel Centropyge potteri	No	A great reef inhabitant, easy to keep and feed, do not mix with other dwarf angel species unless you have a large tank with a lot of rock
	Pygmy Angel	No	Gorgeous little reef safe Angel
	Four Stripe Damsel	No	Good little starter damsel, feisty little fish, make sure you have enough room/rock/territory for others to retreat to if neccessary
	Azure Damsel Chrysiptera nemicyanea	No	Bright blue with yellow underbelly
	Yellow Tail Damsel Chrysiptera parasema	Yes	Easy to keep and feed, a good starter fish or nice to add some color to your tank
	Green Wolf Eel Congrogadus subducens	No	Keep with larger fish, this predator will eat whatever fits in his mouth, nevertheless a fascinating fish
	False Clownfish Amphiprion ocellaris	Yes	A few pairs are back in stock, watch these great little fish play around your anemones
	Thalasoma Wrasse Thalasoma lunare	Yes	Watch these great little fish "fly" around your tank, mowing down the brine shrimp and copepods
	Blue (Hippo) Tang Paracanthurus hepatus	No	A beautiful and colorful addition to your tank, "Dori" is generally hardy and safe in the reef tank
	Brown Sailfin Tang Zebrasoma scopas	Yes	A nice sailfin that will eat a fair amount of algae in your tank
	Banded Shark ssp	No	A beautiful, docile black and white banded shark safe in the reef tank, more suited to the larger aquarium
	Red Parrot ssp	Yes
	Checkered Watchman Goby ssp	Yes
	Blue Bar Basslet ssp	Yes	A nice little fish to watch dart around your reef
	Half-black Angel	Yes
	Foxface	Yes
	Coral Beauty	Yes

If there is a particular fish you are looking for, please let us know and we will see about it's availability. For your convenience, some of the more popular maintenance and food items can be ordered from our aquarium products page.

	Emerald Crabs spp	No	Eats filimentous algae and bubble algae, great for keeping algae in check, reef safe
	Boxer Crab Lybia Tesselata	No
	Cleaner Shrimp Lysmata grabhami	No
	Fire Shrimp Lysmata debelius	No
	Camel Shrimp Rhynchocinetes durbanensis	No	Not reef safe, will eat some polyps
	Peppermint Shrimp spp	Yes
	Coral Banded Shrimp Stenopus hispidus	No	Out of stock
	Turbo Grazers spp	Yes	Keep one Turbo grazer snail per 5 gal of tank water to keep that algae down
	Nassarius Snails Nassarius spp	No	These are interesting little snails that burrow down into your substrate to find goodies
	Mexican Turbo Grazers spp	Yes	These snails are much bigger than the regular Turbo grazers and have a divided foot, they can flip themselves over if they hit the bottom
	Blue Leg Hermit Crabs spp	Yes	It's good to have a little crew of these guys working for you in your tank
	Scarlet Reef Hermit Crabs spp	Yes

Still Expanding!:

Our marine fish, invertebrates, and corals section continues to grow and is now in a dedicated marine room! Please check back often to see what's new or let us know if there is something you are looking for. Sorry for some of the blurry images, I will take better images and add them as time permits.

	Frogspawn spp	Yes	This one is green with white tips
	Green Star Polyps spp	Yes	The star polyps we have right now are more filimentous than the variety pictured here
	Green Hammer spp	Yes	The hammer coral in stock now are actually pink with greenish white tips
	Kenyan Tree Leather spp	Yes	Easy fast growing coral
	Finger Leather Coral Alcyoniidae spp	Yes	We have several groupings of this easy coral
	Green Zoanthis spp	Yes	we now have a bunch of nice little colonies of zoo's, different colors
	Torch Coral spp	No	A nice little starter piece of white torch coral
	Gorgonian Coral spp	Yes	This gorgonian coral has a light purple skin and is covered with little individual brown polyps that come out to feed
	Gorgonian Coral spp	Yes	This gorgonian coral is flat and has a dark purple skin with little individual brown polyps that come out to feed from the edges of the flattened main body of the coral
	Brain Coral spp	Yes	This brain coral has a greenish-blue skin and forms little individual polyps tightly clustered
	Assorted groups of mushrooms spp	Yes	Red, green, blue, white, giant leaf, striped
	Green ricordia spp	Yes	nice starter polyps of this popular ricordia
	Toadstools	Yes	we have a few nice little toadstools