When Is A Pyle Not A Pyle? When It's A Latigo (of course) By Quality Marine Staff | September 20, 2023 Cirrhilabrus is a genus of wrasses that contains dozens of species, nearly all of which are gorgeous, reef safe fish that are … Read more
Red Heads Are Hot By Quality Marine Staff | September 18, 2023 Halichoeres rubricephalus gets its scientific name from old Greek and translates roughly as red head salt pig. The red-head p … Read more
The Interesting Incrassata By Quality Marine Staff | September 6, 2023 Ophiarachna incrassata is one of a large group of sea stars that we often lump together as “Brittle Stars,” and is most often … Read more
Dithering Dispar By Quality Marine Staff | August 30, 2023 Almost everyone with a large enough aquarium wants to have some dither fish. This is a term we have borrowed from the freshwa … Read more
Recounting the Royal Raccoons By Quality Marine Staff | August 24, 2023 One of the fish nearly all of you will recognize has many dozens of common names in languages spanning the globe. The most co … Read more
Bananatastic By Quality Marine Staff | August 17, 2023 What is brilliant yellow, about five inches long, often seen in groups and tropical? You guessed it, Banana Wrasses (Thalasso … Read more
Maximum Maxima By Quality Marine Staff | August 9, 2023 For the vast majority of reef aquarists, it is Tridacna maxima (what we more commonly call Maxima Clams) that come to mind wh … Read more
Turning Your Display Upside Down By Quality Marine Staff | August 7, 2023 Jellyfish aquariums are a rare sight, and have been for some time; they are unique in how they look and operate and thus aren … Read more
Count Percula of Melanesia! By Quality Marine Staff | July 28, 2023 The Percula Clownfish is perhaps the most recognizable marine fish this side of the great white shark. Their distinctive colo … Read more