Saltwater Aquarium Pseudochromis

These are solitary, active fish which quickly go into hiding when they are disturbed. They must cohabit with species of the same size, in a decor furnished with hiding places.

Pseudochromis Diadema
This resembles the royal gramma, with which it can cohabit -which is not the case with members of its own species. It flaunts a golden yellow coloring set off by purple. It feeds on small, live prey and pieces of mussel. This fish is recommended for invertebrate aquariums with enough space for it to hide. Size: 7 cm.

Plesiopidae
The Plesiopids, related to the Pseudochromis, can be distinguished by their large dorsal and ventral fins. This family of coral-dwellers numbers only a few species, of which only one is found in the aquarium trade. They live in reefs, where they hide in the crevices. This has led them to be considered as somewhat rare, although there are probably more of them than is generally.

Marine Beta Grouper (Calloplesiops Altivelis)
The marine beta grouper has a majestic bearing, in keeping with its placid, rather shy nature. It cohabits with species of the same size and feeds on live prey, ground mussels, and small fish. In aquariums, it seeks out dark nooks and crannies. Its eyesight is exceptional. Size: 15-18 cm.

Saltwater Introduction

Cover all we need to know about saltwater, so we can keep marine fish.

Aquarium Supply

Lot of things we should prepare to start saltwater aquarium!

Aquarium Setup

Steps to be taken before the aquarium ready to receive
fish and operate.

Marine Fish

Detail about saltwater fish species. For beginner also expert.

Invertebrates

They difficult to keep, although there are some suitable for hobbyist.

Plants

There’s only a few of them, but the results can often be highly attractive.