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Banggai Cardinalfish Care & Facts (Pterapogon Kauderni)
The Banggai Cardinal Fish takes its name from the Banggai Islands in the region where they live in Indonesia. These
Blue Hippo Tang Care & Facts (Paracanthurus hepatus)
Blue hippo tangs are likely very familiar if you have ever seen Finding Nemo or Finding Dory! These are delightful
Coral Beauty Care & Facts (Centropyge bispinosa)
As the name suggests, the coral beauty is an absolutely gorgeous fish that loves the reefs – making it an
Flame Angelfish Care & Facts (Centropyge loricula)
The flame angelfish is a type of dwarf angelfish and tends to be one of the most popular saltwater tropical
Six line Wrasse Care & Facts (Pseudocheilinus hexateaenia)
The six line wrasse is one of the most colourful critters you’ll ever introduce into your aquarium. However, it does
Pajama Cardinalfish Care & Facts (Sphaeramia nematoptera)
The pajama cardinalfish is a really striking looking swimmer which offers all kinds of patterns and markings and is perhaps
Royal Gramma Care & Facts (Gramma loreto)
The royal gramma is a bright, beautiful basslet, and it’s normally a very popular pick for any saltwater tank that’s
Maroon Clownfish Care & Facts (Premnas biaculeatus)
Clownfish remain some of the most popular saltwater critters worldwide. We have Disney to thank for that! The maroon clownfish
Bluestreak Cleaner Wrasse Care & Facts (Labroides dimidiatrus)
Bluestreak cleaner wrasse are tropical fish and are found on coral reefs. They are, as their name suggests, ‘cleaners’ of
Freshwater Crabs for Aquariums
It’s easy to assume that fish tanks are, well, just that – tanks for fish. However, as you start getting
Erik Miller
Passionate scuba diver
Hello, there. Welcome to my blog. I am Erik and I’m the main editor of Sealife Planet website.
My passion and hobby has always been scuba diving. My mission is to grow this website and help others with useful information about the sea world. Enjoy!
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