The Constantly Expanding Aquarium Guide
The Emperor Angelfish is one of if not the most well known angelfish kept in marine aquariums. They have a strikingly rich coloration with three main colors of yellow, blue and black. They will stand out in any aquarium no matter the background due to this exotic coloration. They can be a bit more challenging … Read more Emperor Angelfish Care Guide
The Queen AngelFish is an absolute gem in the home aquarium. They are beautiful fish that act as their name suggests. The Queen AngelFish can frequently be seen overlooking the other fish in the tank and asserting their dominance over the rest of their tank mates. Anything that is more dominant than the queen is … Read more Queen Angelfish Care Guide
The Blueface Angelfish is a beautiful fish that should only be added to tanks that are created with them in mind. They do not do well as a side fish and cannot be added to tanks with large amounts of coral. While they start out small and passive they will quickly grow and increase their … Read more Blueface Angelfish Care Guide
The Rock Beauty Angelfish, which as the name states is a great looking fish with strong coloration, gets a bad reputation from a lot of aquarists. They enjoy swimming between rocks and will follow around their tankmates. When young they can often be seen nipping at other fish, picking off scales, slime and parasites. This … Read more Rock Beauty Angelfish
Queen Angelfish are a staple in the aquatic world. Their large body, stunning colors, long flowing fins and lazy gaze are all easy to observe qualities aquarists have come to know and love. They will only bring difficult to the tank if brought in at the wrong time or when paired with other dominant fish. … Read more Queen Angelfish Care Guide
The French AngelFish makes for a lovely addition to large aquariums. Their tall, eccentric fins give them a fancy appearance that is only heightened as they swim around the aquarium. They are quite large however, shaped like a large dinner plate and will not fit in most aquariums. You should only consider the French AngelFish … Read more French Angelfish Care Guide
The Regal AngelFish is a difficult addition to the marine aquarium. They have a particular diet, are non too hardy and are quite pricey. Only consider adding this fish if you are ready for a challenge or have a significant amount of experience running large aquariums. This angelfish fits in well with other large fish … Read more Regal AngelFish Care Guide
Conde’s Fairy Wrasse is a great alternative to the commonly selected four line wrasse. They have a lot of aggression in them, making them one of the smaller wrasse that can be kept with more aggressive tankmates. This is ideal for small aquariums where corals need protection from pests. Their bodies are a bright red … Read more Conde’s Fairy Wrasse
The Red Lined Wrasse is often considered one of the best wrasse additions to the tank. They are small but not too small, extremely colorful and are mild mannered fish that rarely disturb their tank mates. Telling their genders apart is quite easy and they are very hardy, even by a wrasses standard. Combine this … Read more Red Lined Wrasse
The Radiant Wrasse is a beautiful, challenging addition to aquariums. They have a much more fickle health to them than most wrasse. This makes them a more avoided addition and therefore more rare of a sight. They will not bother any tankmates and can always be seen going across the tank in search of something … Read more Radiant Wrasse Care Guide