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Rummy Nose Tetra med-lrg
$19.99 – $64.99Care level :Easy Diet:?Omnivore Temperament : Peaceful Max Size: 2″ Family : Characidae
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Daisys rice fish (Oryzias woworae)
$6.49 – $59.99It has demonstrated to be versatile with no exceptional prerequisites as far as style however it will, in general, be less colorful when kept up in a scantily enhanced set-up. It seemingly glances best in a presentation motivated by its common territory which could comprise of a sandy substrate, some water-worn tree roots, and branches in addition to a couple…
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Green Neon Tetra
$2.99 – $59.99The Green Neon Tetra is little local fish to South American streams. It is for the most part found in forested zones in languid blackwaters off fundamental stream channels. The water there is regularly recolored dim darker with humic corrosive and different synthetic compounds discharged by rotting natural issue like leaves, and so forth. You will need to utilize Peat…
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Amandae Tetra
$2.99 – $54.99Amandae Tetra involves the top and center dimension of the water section, in spite of the fact that it can frequently be seen swimming and encouraging in the center and base dimensions also. It is protected with other tranquil, little fish. Because of its additional little size, it very well may be seen as like microrasboras to the extent its…
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Fire Neon Tetra
$19.99 – $54.99Fire Neon Tetra The Fire Neon Tetra is an active schooling fish. They are most comfortable and show their best colors when kept in a school of 6 or more fish. They are one of the most peaceful tetras and a very desirable community fish. Keep them only with other small fish?or in their own tank. Visit our Nano/Small Schooling?section…
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Cardinal Tetras large
$3.29 – $54.99The Cardinal Tetra Paracheirodon axelrodi is a spectacular fish and one of the most popular aquarium fish of all time. It is very charming in appearance and behavior. This serene yet gregarious fish needs to be kept in a school. A group of these flashing tetras will make a brilliant display in any aquarium. These cardinals are between XL and…
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Pygmy Cory (Dwarf Cory)
$4.79 – $49.99The Pygmy Cory is a wonderful nano fish. Pygmy cories show very interesting behavior and are fun to watch in the aquarium when they’re provided with a large enough shoal and plenty of hiding places. Pygmy Cories can be fed frozen foods (bloodworms, mosquito larvae, brine shrimp), catfish pellets, flake foods, and the occasional algae pellet, but make sure the…
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Colombian Redfin Tetra
$3.29 – $49.95[caption id="attachment_2676" align="alignnone" width="368"] Colombian Red Fin tetras[/caption] -
Emerald Rasboras
$4.59 – $39.99Temperature: 72? – 79? F (22? – 26? C) pH: 6.0 – 7.0 KH: 2 – 10 dKH Minimum tank size: 10 gallons Diet: Omnivorous. Will readily accept most flake foods and algae wafers, as well as freeze-dried daphnia, bloodworms, tubifex, and brine shrimp. Social behavior: Peaceful, schooling/shoaling. Origin: Tank-raised, but indigenous to Thailand. Average adult size: 3/4 inch Average…
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Hog Nosed Brochis (3.5″-4″) multiradiatus
$34.99Brochis Multiradiatus these should be kept in a group of 3 or more with 5 or more being ideal. Hog Nosed Brochis are?ideal catfish for the larger peaceful community aquarium. Must be kept on a soft sand substrate and maintained in groups of 5 or more due to shoaling nature. Plenty of shady planted areas should be provided, but…
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Chili Rasboras
$19.99 – $29.99Chili Rasboras are small fish with big characters. This micro rasbora display s bright red color with a navy blue spot across the majority of its body. This fish is great for any nano or large community aquarium. It adds a nice spark to a planted tank. Care level: Medium Diet: Omnivore Temperament: Peaceful Max Size: 1.25″ Scientific Name:Boraras Brigittae…
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Black Phantom Tetra Large-
$2.99 – $21.99The Black Phantom Tetra makes its home in South America in upper Paraguay and in regions of Brazil including the Guaporé River bowl and Rio San Francisco. In certain territories, for example, Guapore (Brazil) and Paraguay, they can be found in clear waters that stream into the wetlands of Pantanal. In different zones, nonetheless, they lean toward moderate moving, dinky…
