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Montipora “Flaming Phoenix" – Aquacultured by EMA (Not WYSIWYG)The Montipora Flaming Phoenix is one of EMA’s signature aquacultured varieties, displaying an intense blend of molten orange tissue and vivid purple polyp clusters. Its thick, bubbly texture and fiery colour contrast make it an unm...

Frogspawn Coral is a classic and highly popular LPS coral, loved for its thick branching structure, flowing polyps, and distinctive tentacle tips that give it its name. Its movement in the water adds a soft, natural rhythm to the reef tank, helping create a display that feels vibrant, alive, and ful...

The the replacement motor assembly for Red Sea's premium fleece roller filter systems. This autonomous drive unit features fail-proof solid-state sensors and automatic shutdown technology.- Compatible with both ReefMat 500 and ReefMat 1200 models- Autonomous operation with sensor-controlled fleece a...

The Blue Maxima Clam is a stunning addition to any reef aquarium with its vibrant blue mantle and intricate patterns. This clam typically displays brilliant shades of blue, often accented with purples and greens, making it a focal point in the tank. Its attractive, undulating mantle is covered with...

The Maxima Clam, Tridacna maxima, is one of the most iconic and sought-after species of giant clam for the home aquarium. Hobbyists are drawn to its intensely colored and intricately patterned mantle, which can make it a centerpiece in any reef tank. These bivalves are fascinating photosynthetic ani...

The Blue Maxima Clam is a stunning addition to any reef aquarium, known for its vibrant blue mantle adorned with intricate patterns. This clam is sessile, attaching itself to rockwork with byssal threads. Its eye-catching coloration and unique ruffled mantle edges make it a focal point in any displa...

The Maxima Clam, Tridacna maxima, is a classic reef aquarium invertebrate known for its brilliant coloration and intricate mantle patterns. These clams are a welcome addition to established reef tanks, offering a unique visual element that stands out among corals. They are active filter feeders that...

The may also be called the Blue Dot Toby or Blue Dot Sharp-nosed Puffer. Members of the Canthigaster genus are called Sharp-nosed Puffers or Tobies. The Canthigaster solandri and the Papuan Toby Puffer Canthigaster papua have very similar characteristics. The lack of orange coloration around the mou...

The , also known as the Black Saddle Pufferfish, Blacksaddled Toby, Valentini Toby, or Saddled Toby. Members of the Canthigaster genus are called Sharp-nosed Puffers or Tobies. The a bright and colorful fish with dark brown bands across the midsection, brownish-orange spotting on the lower half, yel...

The brings a burst of color to any saltwater aquarium. It has a bright purple to violet colored anterior contrasted by a vibrant yellow posterior. Coveted for both its unique color pattern and relatively small adult size, Gramma loreto is a great beginner fish that well suited for small nano reef sy...

Originating from cooler waters off the coast of Mexico, The Blue Dot Jawfish, also known as the Bluespotted Jawfish, was first discovered in the Tropical Eastern Pacific in 1991 by Allen and Robertson. This lively fish boasts bright, flamboyant coloration in contrasting shades of yellows, oranges, a...

The Colored Filefish is also known as the Blackheaded Filefish. The body is orange to red in color and the head can be gray to black. Filefish from Hawaii tend to have more vivid colors than those from the Indian Ocean.It is a shy fish, and rarely aggressive towards other fish except for those of it...

Important: require a highly specific environment, similar to seahorses. Low flow systems with peaceful tankmates is essential. They are currently feeding on frozen brine & mysis shrimp, supplemented with live baby brine shrimp, and they should be offered this daily or at least a couple of times per...

First time in New Zealand, the incredibly rare !The Gulf Blenny is one of the most sought after of the Ecsenius species. Originating from Oman, this blenny is not often seen in the aquarium trade, with this shipment the first for this species for EMA.Treat the Gulf Blenny as you would a Ecsenius Ble...

Important: Janss' Pipefish require a highly specific environment, similar to seahorses. Low flow systems with peaceful tankmates is essential. They are currently feeding on frozen brine & mysis shrimp, supplemented with live baby brine shrimp and they should be offered this daily or at least a coupl...

(Assessor flavissimus)The a rare and vibrant reef fish prized for its brilliant golden colour and peaceful nature. Native to the deeper reef caves of the Coral Sea, this species is known for its unusual upside-down swimming behaviour and preference for shaded, rocky environments. It is fully reef-sa...

The Moorish Idol (Zanclus cornutus) is one of the most graceful and instantly recognizable reef fish, celebrated for its bold black, white, and yellow bands and long trailing dorsal streamer. Offered here as a pair, these fish showcase the natural companionship and synchronized swimming behaviors th...

The a peaceful, hardy, and highly useful marine fish best known for its natural interest in pest anemones such as Aiptasia. With its subtle mottled patterning, curious behaviour, and excellent camouflage ability, this species brings both character and function to the marine aquarium.Often called the...

The also commonly known in Hawaii as "Kihikihi" which means "curves," "corners," or "zigzags," and refers to its shape and color pattern. It is the only member of the family Zanclidae, and a very close relative of the Tangs or Surgeonfish. One of the most widespread fish, it can be found throughout...

The Cubicus Boxfish is also referred to as the Yellow Boxfish, Polka Dot Boxfish, or Cube Boxfish. The juvenile form is easily identifiable as having a yellow box-shaped body with brown spots. As an adult, the yellow will fade and become brown. The Cubicus Boxfish is sometimes confused with the Long...

The a uniquely shaped member of the Ostraciidae (boxfish) family, found on deep coastal slopes with muddy or silty substrates and sometimes in shallower seagrass beds. It feeds on benthic invertebrates and various algae, grows to a substantial size, and requires a very spacious fish-only aquarium. G...

Spotted Boxfish – Ostracion meleagrisThe Spotted Boxfish is a unique and eye-catching addition to marine aquariums, easily recognised by its distinctive box-shaped body and bold spotted patterning. Juveniles and females typically feature a dark body covered in white spots, while males display brig...

The inhabit the reefs of the Indo-Pacific, usually in the less turbid waters. The body is tan to yellow and covered with white and blue dots, and is occasionally referred to as the Yellow Boxfish; however, the Longhorn is not to be confused with stracion cubicus, commonly called the Yellow or Polka...

NEW AND IMPROVED FORMULA! Great news – Red Sea Salts have become even better!With the higher dissolvability of our new & improved formula, there is no need to schedule your mixing in advance, as it now takes only 20 minutes from bucket to tank!Red Sea Reef Sea Salt provides the parameters of NSW w...