Snapper - EmperorLutjanus sebae Care: Intermediate Diet: Carnivorous Light: Medium Place of origin: Western Pacific The Emperor Snapper is a striking and large species of fish, known for its impressive size and vivid, colourful patterning. Found in tropical waters, this snapper is characterised by its strong, robust body and a colouration that typically includes shades of red, pink, and yellow with distinctive blue stripes and spots. As juveniles, they exhibit more

non-aggressive marine fish and should not be housed with boisterous or predatory tank mates

Juveniles may look very different from adults due to their angelfish-mimic colouration

Seagrass Filefish

especially if underfed or stressed

the Blue Spot Puffer has specific dietary needs

making them an excellent centrepiece for many home marine setups

Naturally found around coral reefs

Leptocephalus Prawn Goby

characterful marine species recognised by its elongated body

at 30m or more

compressed body

fairy wrasses usually sleep in rockwork or sheltered crevices rather than burying in the substrate