Amblygobius phalaena

Gobius species. Sifts the food (algae and detritus) out of the gravel. He works very hard and moves literal mountains of gravel..

Amblygobius rainfordi

Gobius species. Eats different kind of algae and detritus. He also sifts the food out of gravel. Keep them single or in coupples. Grows up to 5 cm.

Apolemichthys xanthurus

Keep alone, in pairs or in groups. Is very peaceable. Can live over more than 23 years in an aquarium. Eats everything.

Chromis viridis

Swims in shoals, is very recommendable for beginner. Every fish has his own place to sleep. The dominant male mates with all the present females.

Paracanthurus hepatus

Surgeonfish.Keep solitair.Very dominant fish. Eats algae. Is very actif and needs a lot of space to swim. Sleeps sideways between the rocks. After two years he's sexually mature. The egg-laying depends on the position of the moon.

Pseudanthias squamipinnis

Swims in shoals. The biggest and dominant female transfers into a male. Eats everything you offer and is the present time easy to keep if you offers the food at 3 or 4 times a day.

Pseudanthias squamipinnis

Man. Eats everything you offer and is the present time easy to keep if you offers the food at 3 or 4 times a day.

Synchiropus splendidus

Lives solitair or keep in couples. Eats little living organism between the rocks. Has a smooth skin, (no scales) and is covered with a poisoned mucous membrane.

Zebrasoma flavescens

Yellow surgeonfish. Is specialized in eating algae. If your aquarium is big enough you can keep more than one fish. Add more fish afterwards is impossible.Man and female are equally coloured.

Zebrasoma flavescens

The yelow surgeonfish has a razor-sharp scalpel at both sides.Which he use, when he has to defend his territory.