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Nov
Nov
Several years ago, two Radial Filefish were collected from a coral reef around Cebu in the Philippines. Shortly after, they were flown 7,340 miles across the entire Pacific Ocean to a marine wholesale facility in Los Angeles, California. Following a brief stay, these small fish were bagged, boxed and flown another 1,727 miles to Rhinelander, […]
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Sep
Sep
Check out the latest addition to our 100% Aquacultured lineup, the Transparent Cave Goby.
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Aug
Aug
Welcome to the redesigned ORA! After refreshing our logo, we have been busy planning and constructing an all-new site
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Mar
Mar
The newest addition to the ORA Meiacanthus family is the Bundoon Blenny. We have always loved this fish but
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Jan
Jan
There are an untold number of marine fish that go unappreciated for their beauty and behavior due to the challenging nature
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Dec
Dec
As the curtains fall on 2014, ORA looks back on our most productive year to date. While other ornamental aquaculture
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Dec
Dec
We are pleased to announce our recent success with the popular Hector’s Goby (Koumansetta hectori). This attractive little fish measures only 2” at maturity and spends its time hovering over rocks and substrates out in the open water column. Known for their bold yellow stripes, peaceful disposition and diet of filamentous algae, the diminutive Hector’s […]
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Dec
Dec
We are adding another new goby species to our list this week. This fish has several common names in the hobby including: Pink and Blue Spotted Goby, Singapore Shrimp Goby, Leptocephalus Prawn Goby….ORA chose to stick with the Pink Spotted Watchman Goby as its official title. This interesting little fish prefers loose coral rubble and sandy […]
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Nov
Nov
Found naturally in waters around Japan and south to Taiwan, the ORA Whitespotted Pygmy Filefish is an exciting addition to our expansive collection of captive bred animals. Typically hidden in temperate waters surrounded by macroalgaes and sea grass beds, this diminutive filefish only reaches a maximum length of 3
