Marine
Here at Amwell Aquatics one of our main priorities is making the marine hobby a sustainable one. Currently we source fish from all over the world, but we only use suppliers that are accredited by the Marine Aquarium Council (MAC). MAC maintains the standards of collecting, shipping and maintaining marine organisms at all stages before you purchase your fish. This ensures that the fish are collected and treated in the best possible way to ensure they are happy and healthy when you come to choose them.
MARINE MAILSHOT
Here at the marine centre at our Epping store we get new fish and invertebrates on a weekly basis. To al... Read More
Marine Fish List
SPECIALS Rare Scribbled Koran Angel ... Read More
Acanthastrea
These corals make a brilliant addition to any reef. They are very tolerant and benefit from additional feedings.... Read More
Joculator Angel
Although this is part of the Centropyge family, this angel does get a little bigger than most. They a... Read More
Achilles Tang
Yet another fish that has become very difficult to get hold of. It requires a large tank with plenty of swimming... Read More
Angler Fish/Painted Frogfish - Antennarius Pictus
This fish is not for the amateur keeper. They are suitable to keep with much larger fish, but not in a reef set-up.... Read More
Cleaner Shrimp - Lysmata
This is an ideal shrimp to introduce to your reef tank. They are reef safe and will actively clean parasites from t... Read More
Percula Clownfish
Thanks to the film “Nemo” these are the most popular marine fish. However, always try to seek out tank bred ... Read More
Crimson Knob Starfish
These are a good starfish to keep in a fish only set-up. They are hardy and will readily accept frozen foods. ... Read More
Orchid Dottyback - Pseudochromis Fridmani
This fish is a beautiful addition to any reef tank where they can grow to 6cm. They can be aggressive to fish that ... Read More
Seahorses
We have a variety of seahorses in stock ranging from black tank bred to the less common orange brazillian species. ... Read More
Lyretail Anthias
These fish are brilliant for the larger reef tank. They should be kept in large shoals with other less aggressive fish.&... Read More
Bangaii Cardinal
This unusual looking fish has been a favourite among aquarist for years. It is found around t... Read More
Flame Hawkfish/Scarlet Hawkfish
Flame Hawkfish/Scarlet Hawkfish - These fish has been successfully kept in reef aquaria for many years. ... Read More
Guttatus Tang
This fish is simply stunning. Rarely seen for sale it is a perfect inhabitant for a large aquarium. I woul... Read More
Asfur Angel
This fish is generally quite shy when it is first added into an aquarium but providing there are not too many boistero... Read More
Twinspot Hogfish
This really is one of the best hogfish to add to a reef aquarium. It does not grow very large (4 inches) and is... Read More
Starry Puffer
This fish is an absolutely brilliant addition to most fish only setups. Once established their real personalitie... Read More
Scribbled Angel
This fish will grow to a maximum of around 9 inches. The male generally is bright blue in colour as show h... Read More
Chevron Tang
This fish can grow to around 9 inches in captivity. It does best in larger aquaria but is usually a safe additio... Read More
Blue Lip Clown
This really is one of the most recognisable clown fish that exists. With its bright blue lips and broad white ba... Read More
Ricordea Florida
These beautiful mushrooms come in various colours. They are only imported on rock <1 inch due to the restrictions cur... Read More
Anemones
Anemones are one of the most difficult things to keep in a marine tank and should therefore only be tackled by experienc... Read More
Trachyphyllia Geoffroyi
This coral is often referred to as an 'open brain'. They are naturally found living with their skeletons dug into ... Read More
Elegance Coral - Catalaphyllia Jardinei
Elegance Coral is a very beautiful coral that is often unfortunately poorly understood by Aquarists. This coral is... Read More
Discosoma
These corals are the ideal species for the beginner. They thrive in lower light conditions and are available in a ... Read More
