Apsara barbs are vibrant, active schooling fish that bring dynamic movement and colour to any aquarium. These peaceful community fish display striking red and black markings and thrive in groups of six or more.Ideal water conditions include temperatures between 24–28°C, slightly acidic to neutral pH (6.0–7.0), and well-planted tanks with gentle flow. They prefer soft to moderately hard water and benefit from plenty of vegetation for cover and grazing.At 5–6cm, these barbs are suitable for tanks 60 litres and larger. Feed high-quality flake or pellet foods supplemented with vegetable matter and occasional live foods. Their peaceful temperament makes them excellent tank mates for similarly-sized community species.Apsara barbs are hardy and relatively easy to care for, making them a rewarding choice for hobbyists seeking colour and activity without aggressive behaviour.
Bright yellow Molly Pikachu Balloon roundtail with unique black markings and compact body. These peaceful community fish are ideal for planted tanks and adapt well to a range of water conditions. Hardy and beginner-friendly, they thrive in groups and add vibrant color to any aquascape. Perfect for 10-gallon tanks and above.
Compact and graceful, this shortbody fairy koi displays stunning silver coloration with delicate long flowing fins. Ideal for smaller tanks and pond systems, the shortened body profile combined with elegant fin development creates a unique aesthetic appeal. Hardy and peaceful, these koi adapt well to varied water conditions and make an excellent centerpiece for aquascaped environments.
Synodontis nigrita Gold is a striking variant of the African upside-down catfish, prized for its unique dark coloration with golden accents and distinctive spotted patterning. This 10-12cm specimen is an ideal size for established aquariums with plenty of hiding spaces and driftwood.Nocturnal and peaceful, it thrives in soft, acidic water (pH 6.0-7.0) with temperatures between 22-26°C. Provide caves, PVC pipes, or dense vegetation where it can retreat during the day. Feed sinking pellets, frozen foods, and occasional live snacks. These catfish are hardy and long-lived, making them excellent additions to community tanks with similarly-sized, non-aggressive tank mates.The specimen pictured is approximately 10-12cm and ready for immediate shipment.
The Hypostomus Luteus Phase 2, measuring 18-20 cm, is a wild-caught specimen from Brazil. Its natural origin ensures authentic genetic traits and robust adaptation to freshwater aquarium environments, supporting biodiversity preservation through responsible collection practices.
Turkana jewel cichlid is a striking freshwater cichlid prized for its vibrant coloration and engaging personality. At 5-6cm, this juvenile specimen is ideal for establishing in a well-planted aquarium of 60 liters or larger.
Known for their jewel-like iridescent markings and territorial behavior, Turkana jewels thrive in warm, slightly acidic water (24-28°C, pH 6.0-7.0). They are omnivorous and will readily accept quality cichlid pellets, frozen foods, and live prey.
Best kept singly or in pairs with compatible tank mates, as males can be aggressive during breeding. Provide caves, driftwood, and plants for shelter and territory definition. A mature, well-maintained aquarium with regular water changes supports their long-term health and color development.
Suitable for intermediate aquarists with cichlid experience.
The Ornate Bichir is a striking freshwater fish prized by aquarists for its unique appearance and fascinating behavior. This specimen measures 10-12cm, making it an ideal size for established aquariums.
Ornate Bichirs are nocturnal bottom-dwellers with elongated bodies, distinctive spotted patterns, and a row of dorsal finlets. They thrive in well-planted tanks with plenty of hiding spots, driftwood, and caves. These fish are peaceful toward larger tank mates but may prey on smaller fish and invertebrates.
Ideal water conditions include temperatures of 24-28°C, slightly acidic to neutral pH (6.0-7.0), and good filtration. Feed quality sinking pellets, frozen foods like bloodworms and brine shrimp, and occasional live prey. Bichirs are hardy and long-lived with proper care, making them rewarding additions to specialized community setups.
Minimum tank size: 75 liters. Compatible with other medium to large peaceful species. Not recommended for planted tanks with delicate plants due to their bottom-feeding behavior.
The L91 Pleco is a compact, peaceful bottom-dweller ideal for planted and community aquariums. Growing to 8-10cm, this small pleco variety feeds primarily on algae wafers and vegetables, making it less demanding than larger species. Hardy and nocturnal, it thrives in well-established tanks with moderate flow and plenty of hiding spots among driftwood and plants. Perfect for aquarists seeking an efficient algae controller without the aggression or space requirements of bigger plecos.
The Platinum Rubra Tetra is a stunning nano fish prized for its brilliant metallic sheen and peaceful temperament. These small, schooling fish display vibrant coloration that intensifies under proper lighting, making them ideal for planted aquariums and community tanks.
Hardy and adaptable, Platinum Rubra Tetras thrive in groups of six or more, creating dynamic movement and visual interest. They prefer soft, slightly acidic water with gentle filtration and plenty of vegetation for security. Their small size makes them perfect for 20-gallon tanks and larger setups.
Feed high-quality micro pellets, flakes, and occasional live foods like daphnia for optimal color and health. With proper care, these tetras can live 3–5 years, bringing elegance and activity to any aquascape.
Hyphessobrycon peugeoti, commonly known as the Peugot's tetra, is a small wild-caught freshwater fish prized for its subtle elegance and peaceful temperament. These 3-4cm specimens display delicate coloration with a silvery body and distinctive markings that develop with maturity.
Wild-caught fish acclimate well to established aquariums with gentle water flow and moderate lighting. They thrive in groups of 6 or more, creating natural schooling behavior. Ideal water parameters include slightly acidic to neutral pH (6.0-7.0), temperatures between 24-27°C, and soft to moderately hard water.
Feed high-quality micro pellets, small flakes, or live foods like daphnia and microworms. These tetras are compatible with other peaceful community fish and planted tanks. Provide plenty of vegetation and hiding spaces to reduce stress and encourage natural behaviors.
Each fish is individually selected for health and vitality. Acclimation to your aquarium should be gradual using the drip method over 1-2 hours to ensure a smooth transition.
A striking freshwater cichlid with vibrant emerald-green coloration and bold personality. The Green Terror reaches 12-15cm at this size and displays characteristic dark vertical bands and bright red-orange accents on the gill covers and fins.
Hardy and moderately aggressive, this species thrives in well-planted tanks with plenty of hiding spots and territorial space. Ideal for experienced aquarists seeking an active, visually impressive centerpiece fish. Requires a minimum 75-liter tank, stable water conditions (pH 6.0-7.5, 24-28°C), and a varied diet of quality pellets, frozen foods, and live prey.
Arrives healthy and acclimated. Pair with compatible tank mates or keep singly for best results.
The L75 Pleco, scientifically known as Peckoltia sabaji, is a striking small-to-medium plecostemus ideal for established aquariums. This 5-6cm specimen displays the species' characteristic dark coloration with distinctive white or cream-colored spots and markings that intensify with maturity.
A nocturnal bottom-dweller, the L75 thrives in well-oxygenated tanks with plenty of driftwood, caves, and hiding spots. It grazes on algae wafers and sinking pellets while occasionally consuming soft algae from tank surfaces. Hardy and relatively peaceful, it coexists well with community fish but may become territorial toward other plecos in confined spaces.
Ideal water parameters include temperatures of 24–28°C, neutral to slightly acidic pH (6.0–7.0), and moderate to strong water flow. Provide a minimum 75-liter tank for a single specimen, with additional space if keeping multiple individuals. Regular water changes and quality filtration support long-term health and vibrant coloration.
A rewarding addition for hobbyists seeking an active, visually appealing pleco with manageable care requirements.
