Diana's Hogfish

Diana's HogfishBodianus diana This gorgeous species readily acclimates to captivity and is a great community aquarium fish. It does best with larger, somewhat aggressive fish. Can become territorial once established in an aquarium.

It is much easier to care for than other similar angels

It has a false eyespot on the rear of the dorsal fin

so they also cannot be kept with aggressive eaters

More than individual can be housed in the same tank

Green Seagrass Wrasse (Novaculichthys macrolepidotus)

The Hooded Fairy Wrasse | Cirrhilabrus bathyphilusis is also known as the Rosy-Fin fairy wrasse

Cephalopholis boenackThe blue lined grouper is an extremely aggressive grouper that needs a minimum 100 gal tank

Red Head Goby | Elacatinus Puncticulatus

In nature it feeds almost entirely on brown macroalgae and should be offered a wide a variety of foods in the aquarium

Holacanthus ciliaris

Anthias species are all hermaphroditic

Unlike its cousin the bamboo shark