Discover Hawaii's Reef Fish Through Play

  • Playing cards with a fish design on one card and colorful coral reef illustration on the deck cover.
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Hawaiian Reef Fish Playing Cards

Beautifully illustrated and thoughtfully designed, these playing cards celebrate the incredible diversity of Hawaii's reef fish. Learn each species' English and Hawaiian name while enjoying a timeless game with family and friends.

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54 Watercolor Illustrated Cards

Yes, they’re fully playable cards—but that’s just the beginning. Each deck is also a collectible set of 54 watercolor illustrated reef fish, designed to bring a little more ocean into everyday moments.

Whether they’re on a coffee table, in a beach bag, or spread out at a family game night, these cards are meant to be used, loved, and lived with.

Dive in and meet some of the fish

  • Lauwiliwili

    Lauwiliwili (low-wee-lee-WEE-lee)

    Found only in Hawaiian waters, the lauwiliwili is an endemic butterflyfish with a bright yellow body sprinkled with tiny black spots that resemble millet seeds. It spends its days gliding over coral reefs in search of small invertebrates, making it a familiar sight for snorkelers across the islands.

  • Humuhumunukunukuapuaʻa

    Humuhumunukunukuāpuaʻa (hoo-moo-hoo-moo-noo-koo-noo-koo-AH-poo-AH-ah)

    Famous for having one of the longest fish names in the world, the Humuhumunukunukuāpuaʻa is Hawaii's colorful state fish! It can raise a strong spine on its back to wedge itself safely into reef crevices while it sleeps or hides from predators.

  • 'Ulae

    ʻUlāe (oo-LAH-eh)

    Lurking quietly on sandy bottoms and coral reefs, the ʻUlāe is an ambush predator that waits patiently before darting forward to snatch unsuspecting prey. Its long, streamlined body and sharp teeth make it a surprisingly skilled hunter, despite its calm appearance.
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