4 Eye Butterfly is a peaceful community fish, with a compressed, disc-shaped body for great maneuverability within a tank.

As with many fish, the Auriga Butterfly's color and markings can vary with the region of origin. Red Sea specimens tend to lose the eyespot (false eye to confuse predators) on the dorsal fin, while the Indonesian variety almost always have the false eye.

Banded Butterfly is a peaceful community fish. It has a thin disc-shape, perfectly designed for maneuverability about its aquarium home

The Heniochus Black & White Butterflyfish has a very elongated white dorsal filament. It has a main color of white with two broad black stripes. The dorsal and caudal fins are yellow, and there are black marks above the eyes.

The Longsnout Atlantic Butterfly is a hardy deep reef inhabitant ideal for showcase aquariums. In addition to its distinctive pointed snout, it is amber in the center of the body, darkening to brown along the back and fins, with creamy-yellow stomach

The Panda Butterfly gets its name from the black panda-like spot that covers the eye of the fish. This fish also exhibits another black spot on its forehead.

The Pearlscale Butterfly usually adapts well to aquarium life and thrives in the home aquarium. Groups may be kept in a peaceful community tank if they are added at the same time.

The Raccoon Butterflyfish is beautiful yellow color, just a bit darker on the upper half of the body. It has a black patch around its eyes, with a broad white stripe posterior to it. Two black stripes bordered in yellow reach from the white stripe to the

Reef Butterfly is a peaceful community fish. Reef tanks provide plenty of hiding spaces as well as good habitat for the small invertebrates on which it feeds.

Spotfin Butterfly is a peaceful community fish. It likes to live in pairs, and have bands around the eyes for camoflage.