Stylophora wellsi
Stylophora wellsi Care Guide: PAR & Parameters | AtlasReef Official translations » Stylophora wellsi — Practical Care Guide (SPS) ·
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Montipora effusa
Montipora effusa — AtlasReef Profile (SPS) with 2 Photographs Official translations » Montipora effusa — Practical Care Profile (SPS) ·
Pocillopora inflata
Pocillopora inflata — AtlasReef Profile (SPS) with 2 Photographs Official translations » Pocillopora inflata — Practical Care Profile (SPS) ·
Stylophora Danae
Latin name: Stylophora Danae Discovery: Milne Edwards and Haime, 1850 Classification: Phylum: Cnidaria Class: Anthozoa Order: Scleractinia Family: Pocilloporidae
Seriatopora Dendritica
Latin name: Seriatopora Dendritica Discovery: Veron, 2000 Classification: Phylum: Cnidaria Class: Anthozoa Order: Scleractinia Family: Pocilloporidae Aggressiveness: It only harms
Chelidonura varians
Latin name: Chelidonura varians Discovery: Eliot, 1903 Classification: Kingdom: Animalia. Phylum: Mollusca. Class: Gastropoda / order: Ophistobranchia. Family: Aglajidae .
Anemonia manjano
Latin name: Anemonia manjano Discovery: Carlgren, 1900 Classification: Kingdom: Animalia. Phylum: Cnidaria Class: Anthozoa /Order: Actinaria/Suborder: Nyantheae Family: Actiniidae Genus:
Sycon Raphanus
Latin name: Sycon raphanus. Discovery: Schmidt, 1862 Classification: Kingdom: Animalia. Phylum: Porífera Class: Calcarea/Subclass: Calcaronea /Superfamily: Leucosolenida Family: Sycettidae Genus:
Chaetomorpha Linum (spaghetti algae)
Latin name: chaetomorpha linum (spaghetti algae). Discovery: (Muller) Kuetz, Kützing (1849). Classification: Kingdom: Plantae. Phylum: Chlorophyta Class: Chlorophyceae/ order: Cladophorales
Ochtodes sp
Latin name: Ochtodes sp. Discovery: J.Agardh, 1872 Classification: Kingdom: Plantae. Phylum: Rhodophyta Class: Phaeophyceae / order: Cryptonemiales. Family: Gloiosiphoniaceae Genus:
Dictyota Dichotoma
Latin name: Dictyota dichotoma Discovery: (Hudson) V.Lamouroux, 1809. Classification: Kingdom: Protista. Phylum: Heterokontophyta. Class: Phaeophyceae / order: Dictyotales. Family: Dictyoptaceae.
Halimeda gigas
Latin name: Halimeda gigas. Discovery: W. R. Taylor, 1950 Classification: Kingdom: Plantae. Phylum: Chlorophyta Class: Chlorophyceae/ order: Bryopsidales Family: Udoteaceae
Neomeris annulata
Latin name: Neomeris annulata Discovery: Lamouroux, 1816, Dickie, G. (1874) Classification: Kingdom: Plantae. Phylum: Chlorophyta Class: Chlorophyceae/ order: Dasycladales Family:
Gammarus minus
Latin name: Gammarus minus. Discovery: Say, 1818 Classification: Kingdom: Animalia. Phylum: Arthropoda Class: Malacostraca/order: Amphipoda. Family: Gammaridae Genus: Gammarus Species:
Oscarella lobularis
Latin name: Oscarella lobularis Discovery: Schmidt, 1862 Classification: Kingdom: Metazoa. Phylum: Porifera. Class: Demospongiae / order: Homoscleromorpha. Family: Plankinidae. Genus:
Aiptasia
Latin name: Aiptasia Discovery: Aiptasia pallada (Agassi in Veril, 1864) and Aiptasia pichella (Cargaren, 1943). Classification: Kingdom: Animalia. Phylum: Cnidaria
Dolabella auricularia: Sea Hare Care and Algae Control
Latin name: Dolabella auricularia Discovered by: Lightfoot, 1786 Classification: Kingdom: Animalia. Phylum: Mollusca Class: Gastropoda / Subclass: Opisthobranchia / Superfamily:
Hydnophora grandis
Latin name: Hydnophora grandis Discovered by: Gardiner, 1904 Classification: Phylum: Cnidaria Class: Anthozoa Order: Scleractinia Family: Merulinidae Aggressiveness: Highly aggressive
Acropora Latistella
Latin name: Acropora latistella Discovered by: Brook, 1891 Classification: Phylum: Cnidaria Class: Anthozoa / Subclass: Hexacoralia Order: Scleractinia Family: Acroporidae
Valonia utricularis
Valonia utricularis: complete guide to identifying, removing, and controlling bubble algae in marine aquariums Official translations » Valonia utricularis: complete
Chlorodesmis fastigiata
Chlorodesmis fastigiata: toxic alga in marine aquariums | guide AtlasReef Aion Total Pro Official translations » Chlorodesmis fastigiata: the toxic
Caulerpa Serrulata
Caulerpa serrulata: beneficial macroalga for refugiums and marine aquariums | AtlasReef Official translations » Caulerpa serrulata — useful macroalga for
Bryopsis pennata: How to identify and eliminate this pest algae from a marine aquarium
Bryopsis pennata: how to identify and eliminate this pest algae from a marine aquarium Official translations » Bryopsis pennata: how
Entacmaea quadricolor (bubble-tip anemone)
Entacmaea quadricolor, its fame comes not only from its color or from its symbiosis with clownfish, but because it combines three very powerful things: aesthetics, behavior and the ability to multiply by division.
Sinularia flexibilis — flexible leather coral
Sinularia flexibilis ceases to seem capricious and begins to show what it really is: a stable, expressive coral that is much more logical than it appears.
Heteractis crispa (sebae anemone)
Heteractis crispa is one of the classic host anemones of clownfish. This article is designed to help you understand: accurate identification, health indicators, useful biology, and practical applications in aquariums.
Acanthastrea lordhowensis (Micromussa lordhowensis)
Some corals impress with their structure. This one impresses with its texture, volume, and color. The so-called «Acan Lord» has gained a reputation as an attractive and relatively easy-to-grow coral.
Siganus vulpinus (foxface)
The Siganus vulpinus is often sold as a «pretty fish that also eats algae.» That’s a convenient phrase… and a dangerous one. This species actually works best when understood as an ecological tool within the aquarium.
Anampses femininus: the blue-striped orange tamarin
Anampses femininus in marine aquariums: AtlasReef guide Official translations » Anampses femininus: the blue-striped orange tamarin that demands a serious
Amblygobius rainfordi (Koumansetta rainfordi)
This species is shy, peaceful, and useful for stirring up substrate. Its currently accepted name is «Koumansetta rainfordi,» which helps to understand that it is not simply a burrowing goby, but a microhabitat fish.
Gobiodon Citrinus (Yellow goby, Lemon goby)
Gobiodon citrinus is a goby associated with branching corals and its well-being depends on being able to lean on, fit in and live within a protective geometry.
Lythrypnus dalli: how to keep the Catalina goby
This tiny, spectacular goby rarely fails due to color or basic feeding requirements, but rather due to temperature. The key takeaway: it’s a species that prefers cooler water than most domestic tropical reef fish.
