Demo Reef Tank

Stunning hovering goby. May jump — keep tank covered. Best kept singly or as a mated pair.

Iconic reef fish. Bonds with anemones but doesn't require them. Very peaceful and hardy.

Stunning solid purple fish. Will eat small bristleworms and pests. Can be aggressive toward similar-sized fish.

Beautiful purple and yellow fish. Peaceful but territorial with similar-shaped fish.

Active, colorful wrasse with six electric-blue horizontal stripes. Valuable for hunting small pests — picks off pyramidellid snails, flatworms, and small bristleworms. Can become territorial and aggressive toward small peaceful fish as it matures.

Charming algae-grazing blenny with a distinctive black tail spot. Reef-safe, peaceful, and great for microalgae control.

Classic reef fish and excellent algae grazer. Only keep one per tank unless it is very large. Needs open swimming space.

Fluffy, tentacled LPS coral with teal and green coloring. Very peaceful and easy to feed. Responds well to target feeding with small meaty foods.

Striking LPS coral with hammer-shaped tips. Clownfish may host it. Has sweeper tentacles at night.

Most demanding coral — requires pristine water, intense lighting, and strong flow. Expert only.

Beautiful LPS with flowing tentacles. More aggressive than hammer/frogspawn — needs plenty of space. Gold/Indo morphs are heavily wild-collected — stick to green aquacultured varieties.

Amazing reef addition. Cleans parasites off fish and very hardy. Great first invertebrate.

Beautiful filter feeder with a dramatic feathery crown. Reef-safe and harmless to all tankmates. Will retract crown if startled — perfectly normal.

Small and active cleanup crew member. Eats microalgae and detritus. May occasionally kill snails for their shells — provide extra empty shells.

Workhorse of the cleanup crew — voracious microalgae grazer. Can knock over frags and small corals due to size. Prefers cooler water.