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Aquarium
Our Aquarium is more than just a fishtank it's a unique saltwater ecosystem replicating a tropical enviroment.
You'll find full specifcations here
We have listed below all the fish in our Aquarium along with full details.
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Coral Cod
Epinephelus tukula
Length: Grows to about 160cm long
Foods: Feeds on meaty foods such as, frozen silverslides, squid, mussels and krill
Special needs: Hardy fish, camouflages itself to suit surroudings, needs a lot of swim room and eats small fish that can fit in its mouth.
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Clown Trigger
Balistoides conspicillum
Length: Grows up to 46cm long
Foods: Meaty diet, feeds on squid, scallops, trigger formula, or foods enriched with zoecon.
Special needs: This fish is aggressive, needs a large fish tank, may rearrange rock, needs hiding places, and keep only one per tank.
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Blue Tang
Paracanthurus hepatus
Length: Grows up to 28cm long
Foods: Feeds on various foods. Such as mysis shrimp, brine shrimp, spirulina algae, broccoli.
Special needs: This fish needs hiding places, when juvenile it can be kept in groups, and it can be placed in an aggressive tank.
Commonly known as 'Dory' in the movie Finding Nemo....
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Masked Bannerfish
Heniochus monoceros
Length: Grows up to 18cm long
Foods: Feeds on meaty foods such as; chopped squid, scallops, mysis shrimp, and invertebrates
Special needs: This fish is hardy, needs swimming room, and recommended for an established tank.
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Honeycomb Moray Eel
Gymnothorax favagineus
Length: Grows up to 250cm in length
Foods: Feeds on meaty foods such as krill, squid and silverslides
Special needs: This eel is very hardy, needs some caves to hide in, this eel is very peacefull and can be kept with other eels and may sneak out of your tank if you do not have a secure lid.
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Sailfin Tang
Zebrasoma veliferum
Length: Grows up to 30cm long
Foods: Feeds on mainly algae, also various foods such as spirulina algae, mysis shrimp, broccoli, and foods enriched with zoecon.
Special needs: This fish is hardy, needs room to swim, a very friendly fish and you can keep more than one per tank.
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Squirrel Fish
Myripristis berndti
Length: Grows to about 20cm long
Foods: Feeds on meaty foods such as, frozen silverslides, squid, mussels and krill
Special needs: Hardy fish, prefers dim lighting, needs a lot of swim room and eats small fish that can fit in its mouth.
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Bird Wrasse
Gomphosus varius
Length: Grows to about 30cm
Foods: Meaty diet, feeds on squid, scallops, crustaceans, or foods enriched with zoecon.
Special needs: This fish is hardy, needs a fairly large tank, keep only one per tank, will eat crustaceans and small fish.
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Tomato Clown Fish
Amphiprion frenatus
Length: Grows to about 10cm long
Foods: Eats various foods such as brine shrimp, mysis shrimp, and algae products
Special needs: Made famous by the movie "Finding Nemo", the little Clown Fish is remarkable in that it's the only fish to be able to live amongst the stinging tentacles of the Sea Anemone. You can keep more than one clownfish per tank
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Blackspot Trigger
Rhinecanthus Aculeatus
Length: Grows up to 25cm long
Foods: Meaty diet, feeds on squid, scallops, trigger formula, or foods enriched with zoecon.
Special needs: Becomes more aggressive as it gets older, may rearrange rock structure and a good beginner fish.
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Niger Trigger
Odonus niger
Length: Grows up to 45cm long.
Foods: Meaty diet, feeds on squid, scallops, trigger formula, or foods enriched with zoecon.
Special needs: Likes to hide in rocks and is usually a very peaceful fish to have in a tank. Great fish for a beginner
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Harlequin Tusk
Cherodon fasciatus
Length: Grows up to 30cm long
Foods: Meaty diets, feeds on squid, scallops, crustaceans, or foods enriched with zoecon.
Special needs: This fish is hardy, needs a fairly large tank, keep only one per tank, and will eat crustaceans.
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Humbug Damsel
Dascyllus aruanus
Length: Grows up to 10cm long
Foods: Eats almost any food offered, but algae products are recommended
Special needs: This fish is very hardy, a tester fish when cycling a tank and a perfect beginner fish.
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Lion Fish
Pterois Volitans
Length: Grows up to 38cm long
Foods: Feeds on meaty foods. Likes to eat live foods, but frozen silverslides, squid, mussels, and krill is recommended.
Specials needs: Hardy fish, can be kept with other lionfish, and eats small fish that can fit in its mouth.
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Sailfin Tang
Zebrasoma veliferum
Length: Grows up to 30cm long
Foods: Feeds on mainly algae, also various foods such as spirulina algae, mysis shrimp, broccoli, and foods enriched with zoecon.
Special needs: This fish is hardy, needs room to swim, a very friendly fish and you can keep more than one per tank.
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Stirpey
Micrecanthus strigatus
Length: Grows up to 13cm long
Foods: Feeds on various foods such as enriched brine shrimp, mysis shrimp and spirulina algae
Special needs: Hardy fish, very peaceful and a great addition to a community tank.
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Lunare Wrasse
Thalassoma lunare
Length: Grows up to 25cm long
Foods: Meaty diet, scallops and crustaceans
Special needs: This is a hardy fish, needs a fairly large tank, keep only one per tank and will eat crustaceans.
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Potato Cod
Epinephelus tukula
Length: Grows to about 160cm long
Foods: Feeds on meaty foods such as, frozen silverslides, squid, mussels and krill
Special needs: Hardy fish, comourflages itself to suit surroudings, needs a lot of swim room and eats small fish that can fit in its mouth.
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