Antennarius sp. - Shaggy By Quality Marine Staff | March 4, 2022 The bizarre looking Shaggy Angler is a sedentary fish that doesn’t need a lot of space. When they move through the aquarium, … Read more
A Star is Born By Quality Marine Staff | March 3, 2022 Echidna nebulosa goes by more than a few common names, which is understandable because it has an absolutely astounding native … Read more
Mosquito No More By Aquatropic Staff | March 3, 2022 Gambusia affinis has the distinction of likely being the most introduced fish of all time. For over a hundred years, people … Read more
Brazilian Long Snout Seahorse By Quality Marine Staff | February 28, 2022 The Brazilian Long Snout Seahorse comes in vibrant colorations that can change depending on their environment. They will thr … Read more
A Schooling Fish for the Aquarium and Pond! By Aquatropic Staff | February 24, 2022 The Taiwan (or Taiwanese) Bitterling (Paracheilognathus Himantegus) is fairly unique in that for many years, it had really on … Read more
The Grunt of Many Names By Quality Marine Staff | February 24, 2022 There is a fish with dozens of common names world wide, and is a stunning beauty, yet we only infrequently see them in captiv … Read more
Green Torch Coral By Quality Marine Staff | February 18, 2022 The Green Torch Coral is an easy coral that has great movement and iridescent polyps. Their long, flowing polyps make them ve … Read more
Six Degrees of Amazing By Quality Marine Staff | February 17, 2022 The Six Line Wrasse (Pseudocheilinius hexataenia) comes from the family Labridae, better known as simple “wrasses.” The “hexa … Read more
Glass Half Full By Aquatropic Staff | February 17, 2022 Parambassis lala is more commonly known as the Highfin Glassy Perchlet. It is one of a few fish commonly imported from South … Read more