This regal looking species of sea urchin has formal looking blue bands separating its short, multicolored spines. Available in two color varieties, the Red Tuxedo Urchin has a dramatic red  spines in contrast to the Blue Tuxedo, which showcases...

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...

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...

Yellow Watchman Gobies are fascinating reef fish. The Watchman name comes from their symbiotic relationship with pistol shrimp. The gobies are the lookouts and the shrimp are the burrow diggers/keepers. While the shrimp is digging it keeps one antenna on...

Pincushion urchins are nocturnal herbivorous animals and forage at night on primarily phytoplankton, algae and seaweed making them an amazing part of any reef tank cleaning crew.    They do not have eyes or ears, but they do have a mouth and...

Neon Gobies are found in Florida and the Caribbean Sea, and are one of the most recognizable and popular saltwater aquarium fish. It is well documented that this fish is a cleaner species that picks parasites and other debris from the mouth, gills and...

The Pajama Cardinal is one of the most popular marine aquarium fish, not to be confused with the similar but less-attractive Orbic Cardinal (Sphaeramia orbicularis). ORA is the first hatchery to successfully commercially breed this colorful Cardinal...

Elacatinus evelynae is a cleaner goby species that originates from the Western Atlantic Ocean. In the wild they will set up cleaning stations to rid larger fish of parasites that in turn serve as food to them. These hard-working gobies have a...

This wonderful variety of mushroom coral is vibrant green, and under actinic lighting appear to brightly fluoresce. They are hardy and easy to maintain, quickly reproducing to form a carpet covering the rockwork and sand. These mushrooms prefer a low to...

The Caramel Ocellaris is a luscious color variant of the Black Ocellaris. The majority of our Caramels turn all the way black as they reach maturity but some don’t. Caramels aren’t exactly brown – they look more like regular...

Neon Dottybacks are a beautiful orange color with neon blue stripes on the dorsal fin, gill cover and tail. A similar species, P. dutoiti, found along the East African coast, is almost identical with some authors claiming they are the same fish...

Originating from Indonesia, this is a very special dottyback species that is rarely imported from the wild. These exquisite fish exhibit a starry pattern of yellow and white spots set against a deep blue background. They are considered to be somewhat...

Meiacanthus grammistes is a Fang Blenny species that ranges in the Western Pacific from Indochina to Papua New Guinea, north to the Ryukyu Islands and south to Australia.  They have a yellow head and alternating black and white stripes that end...

The Canary Blenny’s striking yellow color makes it an excellent addition to a reef aquarium. This exotic fish is found in the currents of lagoons and reefs off Fiji and Tonga where it feeds on zooplankton. The Canary Blenny is a natural choice for...

Meiacanthus mossambicus is a species ranging from the Western Indian Ocean to Africa. The Harptail Blenny has a golden-green body, and shows green above the eye. The yellow caudal fin has two long streamers in the classic fork tail shape. Harptail...

1/2lb portions A favorite food for many grazers, such as tangs, angels and blennies! Attach it with a lettuce clip to the aquarium wall and watch as your fish engage in a feeding frenzy. This algae may also be used as decor in aquariums without...

Improving upon the classic ORA Orange Ocellaris, the ORA Fancy presents bold, black margins along the fins, tail and body. With the increased black features, these fish often have a much brighter orange coloration creating an impressive display quality...