Aquatic Pets and Reptiles

06/08/2026

Beautiful rose bubbletip anemones!!

06/07/2026

Always popular!!

The Scopas Tang is a hardy and active herbivorous tang admired for its sleek body shape, subtle bronze-to-chocolate coloration, and excellent algae-grazing abilities. Native to the Indo-Pacific, this species is a popular choice for reef and fish-only aquariums due to its adaptability, constant foraging behavior, and relatively peaceful temperament compared to some other tangs.

06/07/2026

The copperband butterfly is about as beautiful and elegant as it gets!

06/05/2026

Russian tortoises are back!! We have eight Russian tortoises arriving this Friday! These tortoises have been very difficult to get for the past few years so hurry in before we sell out!

06/04/2026

Love these guys!!

The Bicolor Goatfish is a striking and active reef fish recognized for its contrasting two-tone coloration, elongated body, and distinctive sensory barbels located beneath its chin. Native to Indo-Pacific reefs, lagoons, and sandy coastal habitats, this species uses its sensitive barbels to probe the substrate for small crustaceans, worms, and other invertebrates hidden beneath the sand.

06/04/2026

Nice!!

The Rainbow Rock Mexican Wrasse is a hardy and active wrasse native to the Eastern Pacific, including coastal waters around Mexico and Central America. Known for its shifting coloration and bold personality, this species is often found around rocky reef slopes where it constantly hunts for small invertebrates in the sand and rock crevices.

06/04/2026

Wow!!

The Multicolor Fairy Wrasse, scientifically known as Cirrhilabrus lubbocki, is a vibrant and highly sought-after reef-safe wrasse admired for its blend of colorations that intensifies as males mature.

06/04/2026

Beautiful and always popular!!

06/04/2026

Always a favorite!!

Female Vermiculate Leopard Wrasses are generally reef safe and peaceful with corals and invertebrates, making them excellent additions to mixed reef systems. However, aggressive tankmates and highly territorial wrasses should be avoided.

06/03/2026

Awesome!

The Monoceros Masked Heniochus is a striking and uncommon butterflyfish recognized for its bold black facial mask, contrasting white body, and elegant banner-like dorsal filament. Native to the Indo-Pacific, this graceful species inhabits outer reef slopes and lagoons, where it is often seen swimming in pairs or small groups. Its distinctive coloration and elongated dorsal streamer make it a standout addition to large marine displays.