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Saffron Coral Goby
£28.00The Saffron Coral Goby (Gobiodon citrinus), also known as the Citron Goby, is a small marine fish with a bright yellow body and distinctive blue facial markings. It enjoys perching among coral branches and live rock in a mature reef aquarium. Generally peaceful, it requires regular meaty foods and should be kept with caution around Acropora corals, which it may nip.
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Silver Belly Wrasse
£37.00The Silver Belly Wrasse (Halichoeres leucoxanthus) is a colourful marine fish with a bright yellow upper body and contrasting silver-white underside. An active forager, it thrives in mature aquariums with live rock and a fine sand bed for sleeping. Generally safe with corals, it may eat small ornamental shrimp, snails and feather dusters. A secure aquarium lid is essential.
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Six Line Wrasse
£30.00The Six Line Wrasse (Pseudocheilinus hexataenia) is a vibrant marine fish featuring six bright orange and yellow stripes across a purple-blue body. Active and inquisitive, it explores live rock while hunting small invertebrates and potential aquarium pests. Generally safe with corals, it can become territorial towards other wrasses and timid fish, so careful tank mate selection is essential.
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Starry Algae Blenny or Jewel Algae Blenny
£29.00The Starry Algae Blenny, also known as the Jewel Algae Blenny (Salarias ramosus), is a characterful marine fish with a mottled brown body covered in striking white spots. An active algae grazer, it enjoys exploring and perching on live rock in a mature marine aquarium. Generally reef-safe, it requires a reliable supply of algae-based foods and may become territorial towards similar fish.
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Strawberry Pygmy Basslet
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Yellow Eye Kole / Bristle Tooth Tang
£99.00The Yellow Eye Kole Tang (Ctenochaetus strigosus), also known as the Bristletooth Tang, is a striking marine fish with a distinctive yellow eye ring and fine blue body markings. An active natural grazer, it feeds on microalgae and detritus around live rock, making it a useful addition to a mature reef aquarium. Generally reef safe, it requires a spacious tank, stable water conditions and a varied algae-rich diet.
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