Colorful fish and corals inside a thriving aquarium

Bring your aquarium to life

Explore freshwater and marine fish, aquacultured coral frags, established colonies, aquatic plants, bettas, and fascinating invertebrates, all backed by practical guidance from our team.

Fish guide

Find fish that fit your aquarium, not just your color palette

Adult size, behavior, diet, social structure, water chemistry, and tankmates all matter. Browse some of the fish commonly found in freshwater and marine aquariums.

Saltwater systems

Reef-safe favorites, bold centerpieces, and specialized marine species

Marine fish vary widely in diet, territorial behavior, swimming needs, and reef compatibility. Stock slowly, research the exact species, and plan for the fish's adult requirements.

Marine fish swimming through a coral reef aquarium

Coral specialists

Coral propagation, husbandry, frags, and established colonies

We specialize in the propagation and care of corals. Our availability may include accessible starter corals, distinctive collector pieces, aquacultured frags, and larger colonies for established reef systems.

Aquacultured coral frags growing in a reef system
Grown with intention

Healthy coral begins before it reaches your aquarium

Propagation allows healthy parent colonies to produce new coral frags under managed aquarium conditions. This provides customers with established pieces while supporting a more sustainable approach to the reef aquarium hobby.

Aquacultured coral frags
Larger established colonies
Placement recommendations
Lighting and flow guidance
Compatibility planning
Ongoing coral-care support
Colorful soft corals and zoanthids in a reef aquarium

Flexible, flowing and approachable

Soft Corals

Soft corals lack the hard calcium-carbonate skeleton associated with stony corals. Many tolerate a wider range of aquarium conditions and create beautiful movement under moderate flow.

Typical care level

Beginner to intermediate

Water flow

Low to moderate, depending on species

Lighting

Low to moderate

Placement

Lower to middle portions of many reef aquariums

Common examples

  • Zoanthids and palythoas
  • Mushroom corals
  • Ricordea
  • Green star polyps
  • Kenya tree corals
  • Leather corals
  • Xenia

Care considerations

  • Some soft corals grow rapidly and should be placed where they can be controlled.
  • Leather corals and certain other varieties may release compounds that affect nearby corals.
  • Zoanthids and palythoas should be handled carefully because some may contain palytoxin.
Betta fish wall featuring a colorful selection of bettas
Our betta wall

Find a betta to connect with

Visit our betta wall to browse an ever-changing selection of colors, patterns, and fin types.

Betta pricing guide

Start simple or take home the basics in one package

Build your own setup or choose our package for a convenient starting point. Ask our team about larger filtered and heated habitats for improved long-term care.

Standard Betta Fish

Choose from our rotating selection of colorful standard betta fish.

Basic Betta Bowl

A simple decorative bowl for a compact betta display or planted arrangement.

Betta Bowl Package

Best value

Includes a standard betta fish, bowl, food, and basic supplies.

Betta Basics Solution

Water treatment formulated to help prepare tap water for betta care.

Betta Food

Convenient food suitable for your betta’s routine feeding schedule.

Live Bamboo

Live bamboo adds greenery and vertical interest to bowls and aquarium displays.

Pricing and availability are subject to change. Fish, decorations, plants, bowls, and accessories pictured may vary from current inventory.

Aquatic invertebrates

Small animals with outsized personality

Invertebrates can become focal animals, valued cleanup-crew members, or captivating partners in specialized aquarium relationships.

Red freshwater shrimp grazing on an aquatic plant
Freshwater Shrimp

Ornamental shrimp add color, movement, and grazing activity to peaceful planted aquariums. Availability may include cherry shrimp, Amano shrimp, and other specialty varieties.

Colorful freshwater snail on aquarium glass
Freshwater Snails

Nerite, mystery, rabbit, and other freshwater snails can bring personality and useful grazing behavior to compatible aquariums.

Cleaner shrimp standing on coral reef rock
Marine Shrimp

Cleaner, peppermint, fire, pistol, and other marine shrimp offer fascinating behaviors, but compatibility with fish and other invertebrates must be considered.

Small hermit crab moving across reef aquarium rock
Crabs & Cleanup Crews

Hermit crabs, emerald crabs, snails, and other cleanup-crew animals can assist with grazing and scavenging when selected for the aquarium’s actual needs.

Bubble tip anemone in a mature reef aquarium
Anemones

Anemones are captivating marine invertebrates with specialized lighting, water-quality, placement, and feeding requirements. They are best added to stable, mature systems.

Colorful marine starfish in a reef aquarium
Specialty Invertebrates

Depending on availability, we may carry starfish, urchins, feather dusters, clams, and other specialty animals appropriate for established aquariums.

Cleanup crew does not mean maintenance-free

Snails, shrimp, crabs, and other grazers should be selected according to the aquarium's size, food supply, and inhabitants. They still require appropriate feeding and stable water conditions.

Ask what fits your tank
Responsible aquarium care

The right animal is the one your aquarium can support

Bring us your aquarium size, current livestock, temperature, filtration, water parameters, and a photo of your setup. We can help narrow your choices and identify compatibility concerns before an animal goes home.

Aquarium volume
Adult animal size
Water chemistry
Diet and feeding
Temperament
Reef compatibility
Current livestock
Long-term care