If you are at MACNA 2013 in Fort Lauderdale this weekend be sure to stop by our booth to check out our newest fish, the Black Neon Dottyback. This fish is the result of crossing a Neon Dottyback and a Springeri Dottyback. No easy task as these piscine pitbulls are particularly pugnacious. ORA was first […]
Tag Archives: aquacultured
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Aug
Aug
ORA is happy to announce the availability of our newest soft coral, Vargas Cespitularia. This hardy and fast growing coral is not only unique among soft corals, but it also has a great story. Two years ago Tony Vargas gave us a couple of frags to work with, and while they thrived, we were never […]
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Jul
Jul
Since we first introduced the ORA Black Snowflake in the fall of 2011 we have focused our efforts on increasing production As a result, ORA Black Snowflakes are now being offered in two grades similar to our Snowflake varieties; Regular and Premium. Each regular grade Black Snowflake possesses unique patterns of white atop a black […]
Check out this awesome video of our Black Cardinals (Apogonichtyoides melas) displaying their unique schooling behavior.
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Apr
Apr
Be sure to check out our latest coral, Green Planet. Check out the details on the Product Page.
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Apr
Apr
Be sure to check out our latest coral, the Ant Insignis. Check out the details on the Product Page.
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Apr
Apr
ORA’s team of biologists have been spawning and rearing Amphiprion rubrocinctus for approximately 15 years. Or at least we thought. . .
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Mar
Mar
We’ve added another coral to our list this week! Head over to the Product Page to learn more about the ORA Mint Pavona.
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Feb
Feb
Be sure to check out our newest fish, the Black Cardinal (Apogonichthyoides melas). If you are stopping by the Global Pet Expo in Orlando this week you can stop by and see some in our display tanks. Product Page
It is rare to find an entire genera of reef fishes extremely well-suited to live in an aquarium, but Devilfish (Assessor spp.) make great aquarium residents for several reasons. Their maximum length of 3 to 4” makes them suitable for most sizes of aquariums. They aren’t overly aggressive with other species or conspecifics and can […]
