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Red Tail Notho (Nothobranchius guentheri )
$19.99Red Tail Notho belongs to Aplocheilidae family. Its natural habitats are rivers and freshwaters. Red Tail Notho eats mosquito larvae and some other planktonic species. It has lovely red color
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Redtail Barracuda
$54.99Its slim smoothed body highlights unobtrusive, luminous, gleaming gold tints that are commended by excellent red blades. Their body shape and enormous, conelike teeth make them impeccably adjusted to go after different sorts of fish. However long you will give live fish as food, the Red Tail Barracuda makes an incredible aquarium pet. These fish truly do get quite enormous,…
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RotKiel – Red Shoulder Severum
$27.99 – $74.99These Red Shoulder Severums are tank raised in europe.thetbreed nice fish and cull out b a fish.these guys are about 1.5 inch fed well frozen foods,some greens and high quality flake and pellet they should grow at a nice pace.These are an enjoyable peaceful new world cichlid great in larger community tanks with geophagus,angels,etc
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Royal Clown Knifefish
$119.99A phenomenal and unmistakable types of knifefish from Southeast Asia, the Royal Clown Knife is found in quick moving waters of the center Mekong. A savage animal varieties with a shockingly huge mouth, they can without much of a stretch gobble fish up to 1/third their size as a rule. In spite of their savage nature, they are quiet towards…
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Samurai Gourami (Sphaerichthys vaillanti)
$16.99Samurai Gourami is a semi-uncommon animal variety that is found in the Kalimantan River in Borneo; all the more explicitly, in the region of the town of Nangah Sebroeang, which is south of the Danau Sentarum National Park in the upper Kapuas stream bowl, West Kalimantan area have all the earmarks of being endemic to the Kapuas waste where it…
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Santa Maria Bleeding Hearts
$6.99Santa Maria Bleeding Heart is a beautiful, lively fish to have in your aquarium. Our Santa Maria Bleeding Hearts are about 1-inch size.
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Scarlet Badis
$5.49The red badis is a tropical freshwater fish and one of the littlest realized percoid fish species. It is a micro predator, benefiting from little amphibian shellfish, worms, bug hatchlings, and other zooplankton. It is sold under an assortment of names in the aquarium exchange.
