One (1) Medium Ocellaris Clownfish The Ocellaris, or False Percula Clownfish is the most popular clownfish species in the marine aquarium hobby. It is called the False Percula because it is closely related to, and easily confused with, the Percula...

A Living, Pulsing Flower for Your Aquarium Challenge everything you think you know about jellyfish with the mesmerizing Upside-Down Jellyfish. Unlike its free-floating relatives, this incredible species has evolved a lifestyle more like a coral or an...

The Black Ocellaris is a stunning color morph of A. ocellaris that is sometimes referred to as the Darwin Ocellaris or the Darwin False Percula.  This is a naturally occurring variation for the species with a very limited range.  It...

The ORA Black Storm is a distinct designer strain of Amphiprion ocellaris with an unmistakable black and white panda pattern. While the face will always remain white with black eyes, the black patterning on the fish can appear in any number of...

Tridacna maxima has the widest distribution of any Tridacnid species. It is found from the Red Sea, throughout the Indo-Pacific region, to Australia and Polynesia. It usually occurs in shallow, clear water, high current areas where they are known to form...

Approximate Purchase Size: 4" **ORA Fish are Shipped Directly from ORA Facilities and not from SaltwaterAquarium** Photos are a representation only. Actual fish and corals may vary.

Brazilian Seahorses are an Atlantic species with a wide range. They occur from as far north the Carolinas, Bermuda and south to Brazil. They are known in the hobby as Brazilian Seahorses because in the past many colorful wild specimens were imported from...

Brazilian Seahorses are an Atlantic species with a wide range. They occur from as far north the Carolinas, Bermuda and south to Brazil. They are known in the hobby as Brazilian Seahorses because in the past many colorful wild specimens were imported from...

Tridacna gigas is truly the Giant Clam of legend. This species grows rapidly to over 4 feet in length and has been recorded to weigh more than 700lbs!  They are typically found in shallow lagoons and reef flats up to a depth of 60 feet...