Lava Rush Chalice ColonyLava Rush Chalice Colony This photo was taken in a 20 x 20cm basket for size reference. WYSIWYG. Unbelievable piece.

Juveniles are mostly black with a yellow tail and ventral fins and a white head-band behind the eye

A practical minimum of around 200–300 litres is recommended for a single specimen

making it a fascinating but challenging species for experienced aquarists

including areas from southern Japan through to the Marquesan Islands and nearby tropical reef regions

Jewel Tang - Widespread Indo-West Pacific

In nature it is usually solitary and territorial

Red Firefish (Nemateleotris magnifica)

Specialist omnivorous grazer with a strong sponge and tunicate-feeding element

Special Requirements or Care Notes:Requires a secure lid

The Tiger Angelfish is moderately common on rocky offshore reefs (Aliwal Shoal) at 20-50m depth

cleaner shrimps and most ornamental invertebrates

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