Huma Huma Trigger (5")

Huma Huma Trigger (5")Rhinecanthus aculeatus Also known as the Blackbar triggerfish A trigger will eat just about anything you toss into the tank, being particularly fond of mussels and shrimp. Triggers tend to be aggressive towards invertebrates and smaller fish. The individual temperments of Huma triggers tend to vary widley from one fish to another, with some being quite benign to a complete terror to its tank mates

is mostly white becoming yellow dorsally

This is one of the most beautiful of all reef fishes

The red back

Princess Anthias (Pseudanthias smithvanizi)

The Orangespotted Sleeper Goby feeds off the bottom as it sifts through the sand

They are super hardy

The diet of the Naso Tang should consist of marine algae and vegetarian items such as spirulina

This beautiful species is virtually indestructible

Can be aggressive towards other tangs

The Cigar Wrasse makes a stunning addition to your larger fish only system

This species is collected only from Christmas Island in the South Pacific and is rarely available

but a different species