Striped Shrimpfish - Aeoliscus strigatus Hard Corals

Striped Shrimpfish - Aeoliscus strigatus Hard CoralsStriped Shrimpfish (Aeoliscus strigatus) The Striped Shrimpfish, Aeoliscus strigatus, is a highly distinctive marine species with a thin, blade like body, long snout and dark stripe running from the eye towards the tail. Also known as the Jointed Razorfish, Coral Shrimpfish or Razorfish, it is famous for swimming vertically with the head pointing downwards, often in synchronised groups. This peaceful Indo Pacific species is reef safe and fascinating

it is not a safe choice for coral reef aquariums

ledges and branching coral-style shelter

A bottom-dwelling sand-sifting goby that spends much of its time moving across the substrate

2 NYOS Clear-View Reactor - The hybrid wheel needs a pump chamber that is specially adapted to it

Goniopora Garden

Naturally found among coral reefs

Various zoas

Bellus Angel

usually in shallow to moderate depths

An active daytime forager that spends much of its time moving across rockwork

hermit crabs

Up to 12 water change time programs per day