Aussie Acantho (A136) Small

Aussie Acantho (A136) SmallAcanthophyllia Coral, fully conditioned. This is a WYSIWYG item. Acanthophyllia is ~2 1 2" diameter. Acanthophyllia Coral Flow: Require low to medium water flow to bring them food and keep them clean. Avoid excessive flow that could cause the coral to retract. Lighting: Low to moderate lighting. We recommend 50 150 PAR. Feeding: Will consume a variety of foods, including LPS pellets, fish food, brine or mysis shrimp. They also benefit from spot

Richmond's (Blue Line) Wrasse | Halichoeres richmondi

It is prone to nip at stony and soft corals and clam mantles

When keeping in groups it is best to select individuals of various sizes and to add them all at the same time

Centropyge flavipectoralis

it will likely become more aggressive

Keep it away from aggressive fish

and harmless to other fish

caution should be used if there is an abundance of large polyp stony (LPS) and small polyp stony (SPS) corals in the tank

unless the tank is very large and they are introduced together

Exallias brevisThe Hawaiian Red Sailfin Blenny makes  stunning addition to your tank

Sunshine Chromis | Chromis insolatus

The Australian Scott's Fairy Wrasse is the most impressive