A blue tang swimming in a store tank

Marine fish · new arrivals

Bring your reef to life.

Tangs, angelfish, clownfish, anthias and more — saltwater fish that add motion and personality to every reef and fish-only aquarium.

TangsAngelfishClownfishCommunity reef fish
Blue tang in a holding tank
Tang in a clear holding tank

01 · Tangs

Color in
constant motion.

Tangs are some of the most recognizable fish in the hobby, and some of the hardest working, grazing algae as they cruise the rockwork. They need room to swim, so tell us about your tank size and we'll help you pick the right one.

Blue tangsSurgeonfishGrazers
Juvenile emperor angelfish with blue and white rings
Striped angelfish new arrival

02 · Angelfish

Patterns that
stop people.

From juvenile emperor angelfish ringed in blue and white to striped beauties, angelfish are centerpiece fish. We'll talk honestly about tank size and reef compatibility before they go home with you.

Emperor angelfishLarge angelsCenterpiece fish
Clownfish nestled in an anemone
Pink anthias swimming

03 · Community reef fish

The fish that make
a tank feel alive.

Clownfish hosting in an anemone, anthias shimmering through the rockwork, a foxface keeping watch — these are the fish people stand and watch. Ask what's new this week.

ClownfishAnthiasRabbitfishReef-friendly fish
Fish in individual clear holding tanks
Row of blue-lit livestock tanks

Behind the glass

Fish that settle in
before they go home.

New fish go into dedicated holding systems at the shop, so we can watch them eat and settle before they're offered for sale. When you're ready, we'll bag your fish for the trip and walk you through acclimating at home.

Holding systemsWatched & fedAcclimation tips

Choosing the right fish

Good matches make
happy tanks.

Tell us about your aquarium and we'll help you narrow it down.

Tank size

Some fish stay small, others need long runs of open water. Size your fish to your tank.

Reef safe?

Not every fish leaves corals and invertebrates alone. Ask before you mix.

Tankmates

Temperament matters. We'll help you plan the order you add fish in.

Diet

Grazers, planktivores and predators all eat differently. We'll explain what each one needs.

Water first

Make sure your water is ready. Bring a sample in for an $8 spin test.

Call ahead

Looking for one particular species? Call and we'll tell you what's in.

Want to know what's swimming today?

Fish come in regularly. Call the shop or check Facebook for new arrivals.