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Saltwater fish
The sale of saltwater fish online, by mail order, or VPC, includes hundreds of marine and reef fish, but also detritivores, SPS hard corals, LPS corals, soft corals... The fish categories allow access to species recommended for beginners, farm-raised species, and useful species, in addition to marine fish specifically dedicated to nano-reefs. There is a section for freshwater fish. The fish are classified by family to facilitate your search.
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Find the most beautiful saltwater fish, soft corals, and detritivores recommended for beginners: Chromis, Tectus, Zebrasoma, Salarias, etc. Feel free to contact us via the contact tab for more information.
Discover the Reef Coaching category.
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Advice on fish and invertebrates for pest control in a saltwater aquarium and r&ea
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Nano reef, find all our compatible species for your nano reef aquarium! Fish and invertebrates of all categories are gathered in this special section. Do not hesitate to contact us via the contact form for more information. Discover the Reef Coaching category.
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Angelfish exhibit a color difference between adults and juveniles of the same species. Often found in the Indian Ocean and the Pacific Ocean, they are recognizable by their oval shape and their narrow, compressed bodies. Generally, this family of fish favors slightly alkaline waters and a temperature ranging between 22° and 26°. Similarly, coral reefs, rocky areas, and seabeds are the environments they prefer to inhabit.
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Anthias fish from the Serranidae family live in harems. Different species of anthias are found in all the world's seas except cold zones. Anthias primarily feed on small prey like zooplankton. Although sometimes complex to maintain, they are nevertheless tolerant towards other species and can be added to a community aquarium. Most anthias fish like to occupy reef slopes and large spaces, which implies having aquarium equipment adapted to their daily needs.
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Pufferfish belong to the Tetraodontidae family. They are recognizable by their elongated heads and compressed bodies, as well as their beak-like mouths. Pufferfish are omnivores, but some species have preferences for invertebrates or algae. These pufferfish are capable of inflating with water to up to four times their size to deter any would-be attackers! Additionally, their bodies contain a large amount of tetrodotoxin, a substance that can cause paralysis, respiratory complications, and even death in predators. This category includes the Canthigaster pufferfish and the Arothron hispidus...
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Triggerfish, discover our selection of triggerfish! These fish are recommended for aquariums without corals or shrimp, called FISH ONLY, meaning fish only. Triggerfish are true predators of invertebrates. Triggerfish belong to the family Balistidae. They are characterized by a tall body, strongly compressed laterally, and an oval shape. Relatively slow, they possess dorsal spines and a very powerful jaw to intimidate potential aggressors.
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Blennies belong to the family Blenniidae. Blennies generally have a mixed diet of algae and copepods. Blennies live in shallow coastal marine waters, in rocky areas, coral reefs, mangroves, and oyster parks.
Blennies at low prices! Salarias fasciatus, Ecsenius bicolor, Ecsenius midas, Emblemaria pandionis, istiblennius, lipophrys nigriceps, Malacoctenus...
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Batfish or Platax belong to the Ephippidae family. Platax are laterally compressed and stocky. They feed on algae and small invertebrates. Juvenile Platax are popular in aquariums, but be aware of their very rapid growth. Platax are reserved
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The surgeonfish belong to the family Acanthuridae. They are called "surgeons" due to the "scalpels" that allow them to defend themselves against predators. Each surgeonfish grazes on the algae in aquariums. Thanks to their bright colors, surgeonfish are very popular in aquariums.
Wide selection of acclimated surgeonfish! Find the yellow surgeonfish (Zebrasoma flavescens) or the blue surgeonfish (Paracanthurus hepatus) in real stock in our shop.
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Fish and Anemones
Clownfish are Pomacentridae. Popular for this peculiarity, they live in close association with large sea anemones and are very territorial. They primarily thrive in warm waters, shallow seas, or lagoons. Consequently, clownfish are not found in the Atlantic Ocean. They are omnivores with a tendency towards plankton consumption, and they also feed on the debris from their anemone. Thus, it is necessary to respect their varied and vitamin-rich diet, which includes both animal and plant matter. However, it is crucial to monitor their food intake, as they have a tendency to store excess food in their respective anemone. Buy clownfish at low prices! Amphiprion darwini, Amphiprion ocellaris, Clarkii, etc.
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Comet fish calloplesiops altivellis, this fish has an elongated brown-black body dotted with white spots ....
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Territorial and Resistant Fish
Damselfish belong to the Pomacanthidae family. They thrive in rather warm waters, in the tropical coral reefs found in the Pacific Ocean and the Indian Ocean. Although each species of damselfish has its own characteristics (Chromis viridis, Chrysiptera, dascyllus, pomacentrus, neoglyphidodo, etc.), they are generally very territorial fish, which makes coexistence with other species difficult. Omnivorous with carnivorous tendencies, damselfish feed on brine shrimp, mussels, and other frozen foods. Overall, this species eats almost anything, which greatly facilitates feeding. Popular for their resistance and robustness, damselfish are an ideal and highly sought-after species in saltwater aquariums.
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Cardinalfish, bananafish, coachmanfish, boxfish, fusilierfish, grammafish ...
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Hawkfish from the family Cirrhitidae are generally small, very colorful species that inhabit rocks and corals. Hawkfish feed on small crustaceans and small fish. The
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The wrasses from the Labridae family have very diverse shapes and colors. Wrasses feed on plankton and fish parasites. Real stock of wrasse fish including thalassoma lunare, male or female gomphosus varius, thalassoma bifasciatum! Receive what you ordered on the desired date. Acclimatized!
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Gobies belong to the family Gobiidae (the largest family of fish). Some species of gobies have symbiotic relationships with invertebrates (for example, shrimp) and others are known for removing parasites from other fish. Goby fish include Gobiodon okinawe, Valenciennea strigata, Gobiodon histrio, Gobiosoma horsti, Amblygobius rainfordi, Gobiosoma multifasciatum...
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From the Labridae family, wrasse fish are excellent cleaner fish. Wrasse change colors as they grow. Wrasse fish in real stock! Receive what you order on the desired date! Labroides dimidiatus, cirrhilabrus, bodianus, gomphosus, paracheilinus mccoskeri
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Common name: Filefish, these fish possess a dorsal spine which gave them this name
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Peaceful and Popular Fish
Mandarinfish synchiropus picturatus, pterosynchiropus splendidus, synchiropus marmoratus, neosynchiropus ocellatus. Mandarinfish are small, brilliantly colored fish from the Callionymidae family, very popular in aquariums for their colors and calm behavior. Rather tolerant with other species, they are generally not disturbed by cohabitation with other fish. However, due to their timid nature, it is not recommended to introduce them into an aquarium with overly territorial species. Mandarinfish often live on sandy bottoms and feed on small invertebrates. Indeed, their main diet consists of consuming phytoplankton and zooplankton found on rocks and sand. This diet makes manual feeding relatively complex. Therefore, it is crucial to have a tank with impeccable conditions, with a micro-ecosystem conducive to the feeding of mandarinfish.
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From the family Polyprionidae, groupers are large-sized fish. Groupers are reserved for large volume aquariums and feed on whole fish. Large groupers in actual stock on our online store! Cephalopholis miniata, Epinephelus fulvus, Variola louti, Chromileptes altivelis, Serranus tabacarius
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Butterflyfish display bright colors and beautiful shapes. These Chaetodontidae fish have a very varied diet depending on the species. Be careful, some butterflyfish feed exclusively on coral polyps. Discover our butterflyfish! Chelmon rost
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From the family Pseudochromidae, serran or pseudochromis fish are small fish with elongated and very colorful bodies. Pseudochromis feed on small invertebrates, while some serran can also feed on small fish. Serran fish include Pseudochromis fridmani, aldabraensis, paccagnellae, Manonichtys, pholidochromis, etc.
