New Arrivals

The Daffodil Cichlid Neolamprologus pulcher (previously Lamprologus pulcher) is an ideal cichlid or for any aquarist to keep. It is a hardy African cichlid with an elegant, graceful appearance. The light tan body is is adorned with a lyre shaped tail and blue tipped fins extending into with long ...

A rarely seen and highly sought-after species of schooling tetra, the Costae or Blackline Tetra is found in the shallow reaches of the Rio Sao Francisco and its tributaries in Southern Brazil. An extremely active species, they form large schools or shoals in the wild as a defense from predation. ...

FIRST OFFERING IN INDIA, Captive Bred in India 🇮🇳 L397 Alenquer Tiger Pleco 4-5cm  Description The L397 Alenquer Tiger Pleco is a remarkably rare and colourful species that is now available as a tank-bred specimen and is a very manageable species for the home aquarium!T...

Tropheops sp. Red Cheek refers to the colour on the head and belly of the males of this species. That colour is not really red, but more ocher to rust coloured. They have the somewhat subdued mouth and steeply rising forehead of the other Tropheus species. Description Tropheops sp. red fin males ...

Fire mouth Cichlid The Fire mouth Cichlid (Thorichthys meeki) is a long-time favourite in the freshwater aquarium hobby. Males are the most colorful sex, but females are also very colourful. Both sexes have generous throat and breast are red in colour full facial is a beautiful cichlid with a pea...

Photographs and coloration shared are of adults and the second photograph is of fish smaller and what they may look like when they arrive. Please don't worry, they will grow to look exactly like the other adult coloration shared.   Afra Cobue Cichlids are found in deep to intermediate rocky regio...

THIS LISTING IS FOR YOUNG FISH OF 1.75" SIZE. PHOTOGRAPHS SHARED ARE OF WHAT THEY WILL LOOK LIKE WHEN ADULTS AND WHAT THEY WILL LOOK LIKE WHEN ADJUSTED AFTER TRANSPORT TO YOUR DOORSTEP. Labidochromis sp. "Hongi" is an undescribed species of cichlid fish from Eastern Africa. Other names for t...

Natural RangeDwarf Gouramis are found in river plains in North Eastern India, Assam, and Bangladesh. They usually inhabit densely vegetated slow moving water. Maximum Size and LongevityDwarf Gouramis will grow to approximately 7cm long. They will live for up to 4 years if kept in the correct w...

This colorful tetra is a true aquarium hobby classic! These little tetras are one of the more beautifully colored fish available in the freshwater aquarium hobby!  They have a silver body and feature a shimmering red/pink stripe throughout the middle of their body.  Their eye-catching coloration ...

The Halfmoon Guppy (Poecilia reticulata) is a very striking guppy variety that has lots of blue, and green coloration in males. Males display this color across the entire body and all fins, but females are also exceptionally colorful!   Guppies typically occupy the top level of the water column, ...

Common names: Sunspot, Sunset, Mpulungu, Pineapple.   Currently there are six Tropheus species that are scientifically described, including the Blunthead Cichlid - Tropheus moorii, Blue-Eyed Tropheus - Tropheus brichardi, White Spotted Cichlid - Tropheus duboisi, Tropheus annectens, Tropheus kasa...

The appeal of the Madagascar Rainbowfish Bedotia geayi is easy to see. The cool shimmer of the silver scales, smoldering red fins, and thick black markings make this bold fish unforgettable. It is also a larger rainbow fish, reaching about 6 inches (15 cm) in the aquarium. Keeping a school of hea...

The red Phantom Tetra is a colorful addition to any freshwater community aquarium. The striking color pattern of the semi-transparent red body is accented with darker red markings in the fins. The schooling nature of the Red Phantom Tetra creates an impressive display when kept in a school of at...

Ramshorn Snails are very attractive and are great for adding some color and decoration to your aquarium, but they also serve some very useful purposes. They clean algae off of glass, plants, and decorations, they eat hair algae, and they keep your substrate clean and the correct color.  While the...

The Similis Shelldweller is known from the southern end of Lake Tanganyika, where it is found in large colonies living in empty shells on sand beds in the shallows. In the wild, a colony of females is served by a single male. His colony will be made up of several small empty Neothauma tanganyice...