Rediscover the Pink Birdsnest Coral, now available with intense green tips! The ORA Green Tip Pink Birdsnest is the newest addition to our diverse Seriatopora offering. Click HERE to read more about this BRAND NEW variety and the rest of the ORA Birdsnest family!
ORA Epaulette Shark pups are a new addition to the growing list of ORA aquacultured fish. The Epaulette Shark, Hemiscyllium ocellatum, is a benthic shark species with a beautiful spotted pattern and a characteristic pair of large spots above their pectoral fins. This conspicuous marking resembles the shoulder décor used on military uniforms to signify […]
Bill Addison, legendary founder of the C-Quest farm in Puerto Rico, coined the term Gladiator when describing a variety of clownfish he discovered in his hatchery. We imagine that Bill must have encountered uniquely patterned specimens in a batch of Amphiprion ocellaris that displayed head patterns reminiscent of a helmet. As luck would have it, […]
The wait is over. 100% Aquacultured ORA Red Scooter Dragonets are now shipping to retailers! Read more about them on the species profile page here.
Behold! The first aquacultured Ruby Red Dragonets from ORA! We are excited to announce our progress with this strikingly beautiful fish as we work to bring them into commercial production. Did you know that this is a new species that has yet to be named by taxonomists? Since their initial introduction to the aquarium hobby […]
Looking for a schooling Cardinalfish for your reef tank? Ask your local retailer for ORA Margarita Cardinals.
The Aiptasia-Eating Filefish is the latest addition to our 100% Aquacultured lineup. You can read all about them here!
Scooter Dragonets, or Scooter Blennies as they are often called, have always been one of our favorite fish. Way back in 2010 when we were intensively raising Mandarins we tried our hand with Scooters countless times with little luck. We were only able to raise roughly 1 Scooter for every 5000 mandarins! We were frustrated […]
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, […]
Check out the latest addition to our 100% Aquacultured lineup, the Transparent Cave Goby.
