Long-spined Porcupines posess a short, stout body with a short nose and large eyes,and a pale yellow base colour with brown blotches. As it's name suggests, the body is covered with spines which lay flat while swimming. Get along well with tangs and wrass

Scorpionfish are an attractively colored fish and can camouflage itself. The scorpionfish can even change its color to match its surrounding environment. Sometimes, they look like pieces of corals or rocks and are often misidentified.

Sharpnose Puffers are white with brown saddel bands which resemble dripping paint and many small spots. They have bright eyes and have an inquisitive nature. They will do well in a fish-only aquarium.

Southern Puffers are a spectacularly patterned fish with a golden brown body and caudal fin covered with pale spots. A blue wavy line replaces the spots on the upper part of the body and a large white edged black spot appears at the base of the dorsal fin

Spiny Boxfish have a tan to yellow body with dark spots, and short, fixed spines which help protect it from larger, more aggressive fish. Its teeth are actually a fused beak-like structure. It is not aggressive with others in its own family.