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Fish

Bright blue tang fish with a vivid yellow tail swimming near coral.

Blue Tang

Scientific Name: Paracanthurus Hepatus

Diet: Herbivore- "Plant eater"

Life Span: 20 to 30 years


Mongo likes to swim around (obviously) and likes to eat krill despite being a plant eater. Mongo enjoys to sleep wedged between the rock and glass (far left side of the tank), putting him literally between a rock and a hard place...


A vibrant blue and orange fish swimming underwater.

Coral Beauty Angelfish

Scientific Name: Centropyge bispinosa

Diet: Omnivore – “Eats a little of everything”

Life Span: 5 to 10 years

Temperament: Semi-aggressive ⚠️

Location in Tank: Rock structure

Colorful and always moving through the rocks.


Ryan’s Tank Notes:

Constantly weaving in and out of the rock work and always busy.

Sailfin Tang

Scientific Name: Zebrasoma desjardinii

Diet: Herbivore – “Algae Eater”

Life Span: 5 to 10 years

Temperament: Semi-aggressive ⚠️

Location in Tank: Open water / cruising

This fish stands out with its large fins and striped pattern. It’s constantly swimming and picking at algae.


Ryan’s Tank Notes:

Usually cruising the tank and using the open swim space. Gets a little territorial if another tang gets too close.

Kole (Blue Eye) Tang

Scientific Name: Ctenochaetus strigosus

Diet: Herbivore – “Detritus and Algae Eater”

Life Span: 5 to 10 years

Temperament: Semi-aggressive ⚠️

Location in Tank: Rocks and glass

Always working and constantly grazing on algae.


Ryan’s Tank Notes:

Spends most of the day cleaning the rocks and glass. Has gotten into it with the Lemonpeel a few times.

Lemonpeel Angelfish

Scientific Name: Centropyge flavissima

Diet: Omnivore – “Eats a little of everything”

Life Span: 5 to 10 years

Temperament: Aggressive 😈

Location in Tank: Open water / near rocks

Bright yellow and always active.


Ryan’s Tank Notes:

Definitely has an attitude. Known to chase other fish, especially the Kole Tang.

Mandarin Dragonet (Pair)

Scientific Name: Synchiropus splendidus

Diet: Carnivore – “Pods and live foods”

Life Span: 10 to 15 years

Temperament: Chill 😎

Location in Tank: Rocks / bottom

One of the most colorful fish in the tank.


Ryan’s Tank Notes:

Male and female pair that stay low and cruise the rocks all day.

Green Chromis

Scientific Name: Chromis viridis

Diet: Omnivore – “Plankton and small foods”

Life Span: 8 to 15 years

Temperament: Chill 😎

Location in Tank: Open water

Schooling fish that bring constant movement.


Ryan’s Tank Notes:

They stay together and are always moving—adds a ton of life to the tank.

Diamond Sleeper Goby (Pair)

Scientific Name: Valenciennea puellaris

Diet: Carnivore – “Sand organisms”

Life Span: 5 to 8 years

Temperament: Chill 😎

Location in Tank: Sand bed

Constantly sifting sand and cleaning the bottom.


Ryan’s Tank Notes:

They do a great job cleaning but also dump sand all over the rocks.

Ocellaris Clownfish (Pair)

Scientific Name: Amphiprion ocellaris

Diet: Omnivore – “Eats a little of everything”

Life Span: 6 to 10 years

Temperament: Chill 😎

Location in Tank: Upper rock / near anemones

Classic clownfish behavior.


Ryan’s Tank Notes:

They stay near the top and move between spots—not locked into one anemone yet.

Sebae Clownfish (Pair)

Scientific Name: Amphiprion sebae

Diet: Omnivore – “Eats a little of everything”

Life Span: 6 to 10 years

Temperament: Semi-aggressive ⚠️

Location in Tank: Upper rock / anemones

Known for defending their space.


Ryan’s Tank Notes:

They stay together and hold their area pretty well.

Fire Shrimp

Scientific Name: Lysmata debelius

Diet: Omnivore – “Scavenger”

Life Span: 2 to 3 years

Temperament: Chill 😎

Location in Tank: Under rocks

Bright red but hides often.


Ryan’s Tank Notes:

Usually only comes out during feeding time.

Orange Linkia Starfish

Scientific Name: Linckia laevigata

Diet: Omnivore – “Biofilm”

Life Span: 5 to 10 years

Temperament: Chill 😎

Location in Tank: Rocks and glass

Slow-moving but always working.


Ryan’s Tank Notes:

Always crawling somewhere—doesn’t move fast but covers a lot over time.

Fish

Convict Tang

Scientific Name: Acanthurus triostegus

Diet: Herbivore – “Algae eater”

Life Span: 5 to 10 years

Temperament: Peaceful / active

Location in Tank: Open water

The Convict Tang is known for its bold black and white stripes, resembling a prison uniform. It’s an active swimmer that helps control algae in the tank.


Ryan’s Tank Notes:

Always on the move

Scientific Name: Acanthurus triostegus

Diet: Herbivore – “Algae eater”

Life Span: 5 to 10 years

Temperament: Peaceful / active

Location in Tank: Open water

The Convict Tang is known for its bold black and white stripes, resembling a prison uniform. It’s an active swimmer that helps control algae in the tank.


Ryan’s Tank Notes:

Always on the move and adds a lot of motion to the tank. One of the more peaceful tangs

Coral Hogfish

Scientific Name: Bodianus mesothorax

Diet: Carnivore – “Meaty foods”

Life Span: 5 to 10 years

Temperament: Semi-aggressive ⚠️

Location in Tank: Open water / rock areas

The Coral Hogfish is a unique fish with bold coloring and a long body. Juveniles and adults look very different as they grow.


Ryan’s Tank Notes:

Always exploring and checking ever

Scientific Name: Bodianus mesothorax

Diet: Carnivore – “Meaty foods”

Life Span: 5 to 10 years

Temperament: Semi-aggressive ⚠️

Location in Tank: Open water / rock areas

The Coral Hogfish is a unique fish with bold coloring and a long body. Juveniles and adults look very different as they grow.


Ryan’s Tank Notes:

Always exploring and checking everything out. Has a lot of personality and stands out from the rest.

Raccoon Butterflyfish

Scientific Name: Chaetodon lunula

Diet: Omnivore – “Eats a variety of foods”

Life Span: 5 to 7 years

Temperament: Peaceful

Location in Tank: Open water / near rocks

Easily recognized by the black “mask” across its face, resembling a raccoon. It’s a hardy and active fish.


Ryan’s Tank Notes:

One of the easiest fish to spot in the tank because of its markings. Always cruising around.

Indigo Hamlet

Scientific Name: Hypoplectrus indigo

Diet: Carnivore – “Meaty foods”

Life Span: 5 to 8 years

Temperament: Semi-aggressive ⚠️

Location in Tank: Rock structure / mid-level

The Indigo Hamlet is a deep blue fish with lighter vertical bars. It’s part of the sea bass family and is both calm and predatory.


Ryan’s Tank Notes:

Usually keeps to itself but

Scientific Name: Hypoplectrus indigo

Diet: Carnivore – “Meaty foods”

Life Span: 5 to 8 years

Temperament: Semi-aggressive ⚠️

Location in Tank: Rock structure / mid-level

The Indigo Hamlet is a deep blue fish with lighter vertical bars. It’s part of the sea bass family and is both calm and predatory.


Ryan’s Tank Notes:

Usually keeps to itself but is always watching. One of the more unique fish in the tank.

Koran Angelfish

Purple Tip Sebae Anemone

Scientific Name: Pomacanthus semicirculatus

Diet: Omnivore – “Eats a little of everything”

Life Span: 10 to 15 years

Temperament: Semi-aggressive ⚠️ (can become aggressive with age)

Location in Tank: Open water / rock areas

The Koran Angelfish is known for its dramatic color change as it grows. Juveniles have bold blue and white swirl patterns

Scientific Name: Pomacanthus semicirculatus

Diet: Omnivore – “Eats a little of everything”

Life Span: 10 to 15 years

Temperament: Semi-aggressive ⚠️ (can become aggressive with age)

Location in Tank: Open water / rock areas

The Koran Angelfish is known for its dramatic color change as it grows. Juveniles have bold blue and white swirl patterns, while adults develop a more striped yellow and blue look.


Ryan’s Tank Notes:

One of the more unique fish in the tank because of how much it changes over time. Still active and cruising, but will likely become more dominant as it gets bigger.

Purple Tip Sebae Anemone

Purple Tip Sebae Anemone

Scientific Name: Heteractis crispa

Diet: Carnivore – “Meaty foods and light”

Life Span: 5+ years

Location in Tank: Rock / upper areas

Relies heavily on lighting and can move around.


Ryan’s Tank Notes:

Still finding its spot in the tank but starting to settle.

Long Tentacle Green Anemone

Long Tentacle Green Anemone

Long Tentacle Green Anemone

Scientific Name: Macrodactyla doreensis

Diet: Carnivore – “Meaty foods and light”

Life Span: 5+ years

Location in Tank: Sand bed

Prefers to bury its foot in the sand.


Ryan’s Tank Notes:

Once it settles, it stays put and adds a lot of movement.

Long Tentacle Anemone

Long Tentacle Green Anemone

Long Tentacle Green Anemone

Scientific Name: Macrodactyla doreensis

Diet: Carnivore – “Meaty foods and light”

Life Span: 5+ years

Location in Tank: Sand bed (preferred) / rock while settling

This anemone has long flowing tentacles and glows under blue lighting. It relies heavily on light but will also eat small pieces of food.


Ryan’s Tank Notes:

This one moves around a bi

Scientific Name: Macrodactyla doreensis

Diet: Carnivore – “Meaty foods and light”

Life Span: 5+ years

Location in Tank: Sand bed (preferred) / rock while settling

This anemone has long flowing tentacles and glows under blue lighting. It relies heavily on light but will also eat small pieces of food.


Ryan’s Tank Notes:

This one moves around a bit but looks awesome under the lights. It’s still finding its perfect spot in the tank.

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