Chalk BassletsThe Chalk Basslet (Serranus tortugarum) is a hardy, personable fish that brings subtle beauty and active behavior to a saltwater aquarium. Its pale bluish gray body is marked with thin horizontal stripes and a distinctive dark spot near the tail, giving it a clean, understated look that fits naturally into reef and fish only systems alike. Native to the Caribbean, the Chalk Basslet is more outgoing than many other basslets and is often seen swimming

Also it is not the type of algae that will attach to rocks or corals and therefore is much easier to remove

Like most butterflyfish

and other non-aggressive species

Native to the tropical Atlantic and Caribbean

this is a stunning example of what we are calling "Strawberry Delight Pink Ultra Rock Flower Anemone"

Red Gracilaria Algae is a very hardy macroalgae that helps to remove toxins from your tank and grows fairly fast

We usually have 4-6 different kinds

in fact mos herivore fish will consume Ulva algae

Red Mangroves grow with their roots submerged and leaves above the water’s surface

Chaeto macroalgae also provides food for your fish and corals

Photos taken with actinic lighting

This 10 pack is usually 6 or 7 females and 3 or 4 males