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Product Code: ANB050-05
A valued angling fish, the Australian Bass also makes an interesting aquarium subject. Bass are native to coastal streams along much of eastern Australia. They are suitable for unheated aquaria containing larger native species such as Silver Perch and can also be stocked in garden ponds or farm dams. Younger specimens can be fed foods such as bloodworm, older fish prefer meaty foods such as...
Product Code: ANB200-05
Barramundi prefer live food (feeder fish, earthworms or yabbies), but can easily be trained to accept pieces of meat or frozen prawns. When raised in aquaculture ponds, barramundi are trained to eat a dry diet of pellets. *****CAN NOT BE SOLD TO WA CUSTOMERS*****
Product Code: ANB200-06
Barramundi prefer live food (feeder fish, earthworms or yabbies), but can easily be trained to accept pieces of meat or frozen prawns. When raised in aquaculture ponds, barramundi are trained to eat a dry diet of pellets.
Product Code: ANG775-03
Native to small streams in eastern PNG, both sexes of this small gudgeon have an intricate colour pattern. Best kept in a planted aquarium with other small species. Prefers live or fozen foods, but can be trained to eat dry foods. Grows to about 4-5cm.
Product Code: ANP200-04
Widely grown in aquaculture, and often utilized as an undemanding fish for farm dam stocking. Suitable for the unheated aquarium containing other larger species, it is a hardy and active species. Omnivorous, will eat a wide range of foods. Usually grows to 30-40cm, can grow larger.
Product Code: ANP200-05
*****CAN NOT BE SOLD TO WA CUSTOMERS***** Widely grown in aquaculture, and often utilized as an undemanding fish for farm dam stocking. Suitable for the unheated aquarium containing other larger species, it is a hardy and active species. Omnivorous, will eat a wide range of foods. Usually grows to 30-40cm, can grow larger.
Product Code: ARC400-05
This is a large rainbow with strongly patterned fins, native to the N.T. and Gulf of Carpenteria regions. Easily kept, they can grow to 12cm or more. They appreciate regular feedings of vegetable/"green" foods.
Product Code: ARN300-03
The Neon Rainbow (Melanotaenia praecox) is perhaps the most spectacular of all rainbow fish. It is best displayed in schools in a heavily planted tank with dark gravel and slightly subdued lighting. Males are easily distinguished from females by the red edges to their fins. Ideal tank mates for Neons, Cardinals and most other tetras.
Product Code: ARR200-05
The Red Rainbow is one of the most popular of the PNG rainbows. Mature males are completely red, except for a number of silver reflective scales randomly scattered over the body. Juveniles and females are mostly silver, the males start to transform into their adult colour at 5-6cm. A hardy and easy to keep species which is ideal for community aquaria. Native to Lake Sentani in Irian Jaya,...
Product Code: ARR200-07
The Red Rainbow is one of the most popular of the PNG rainbows. Mature males are completely red, except for a number of silver reflective scales randomly scattered over the body. Juveniles and females are mostly silver, the males start to transform into their adult colour at 5-6cm. A hardy and easy to keep species which is ideal for community aquaria. Native to Lake Sentani in Irian Jaya,...
Product Code: BAR125-03
A very popular community fish, Cherry Barbs are native to Sri Lanka. Best kept in a planted aquarium with other peaceful species such as tetras. Males develop a rich cherry red colour soon after settling into their aquarium. Grows to about 4-5cm.
Product Code: BAR510-04.5
Males only - an eye-catching sight with their red colouration. Hardy and easy to care for, Rosy Barbs are ideal for both heated and unheated aquaria. A very popular species, active and showy. Native to India, grows to about 6-7cm.
Product Code: BAR530-04.5
A very attractive strain developed by selective breeding, with intense red colour and iridescent scales. Hardy and easy to care for, ideal for both heated and unheated aquaria. A very popular species, active and showy. Grows to about 6-7cm.
Product Code: BAR790-02
Tiger Barbs are best kept in a school of 6 or more. Do not keep with fish with long flowing fins such as Angels or Guppies, as the barbs may nip their fins. Grows to about 6-7cm. Our assorted Tiger Barbs includes the wild (ie normal), golden and moss green varieties.
Product Code: BAR790-03.5
Tiger Barbs are best kept in a school of 6 or more. Do not keep with fish with long flowing fins such as Angels or Guppies, as the barbs may nip their fins. Grows to about 6-7cm. Our assorted Tiger Barbs includes the wild (ie normal), golden and moss green varieties.
Product Code: BAR800-02
These fish are very popular because of their bold markings and active, showy nature. Tiger barbs are best kept in a school of 6 or more. Do not keep with fish with long flowing fins such as Angels or Guppies, as the barbs may nip their fins. Various colour strains have been developed because of the fish's enduring popularity. Grows to about 6-7cm.
Product Code: BAR800-03.5
These fish are very popular because of their bold markings and active, showy nature. Tiger barbs are best kept in a school of 6 or more. Do not keep with fish with long flowing fins such as Angels or Guppies, as the barbs may nip their fins. Various colour strains have been developed because of the fish's enduring popularity. Grows to about 6-7cm.
Product Code: BAR840-02
A golden body colour is a feature of the albino strain, making a nice contrast to the dark banded wild form. Tiger Barbs are best kept in a school of 6 or more. Do not keep with fish with long flowing fins such as Angels or Guppies, as the barbs may nip their fins. Grows to about 6-7cm.
Product Code: BAR840-03.5
A golden body colour is a feature of the albino strain, making a nice contrast to the dark banded wild form. Tiger Barbs are best kept in a school of 6 or more. Do not keep with fish with long flowing fins such as Angels or Guppies, as the barbs may nip their fins. Grows to about 6-7cm.
Product Code: BAR875-02
A popular selectively bred strain, predominantly dark green in colour. Tiger Barbs are best kept in a school of 6 or more. Do not keep with fish with long flowing fins such as Angels or Guppies, as the barbs may nip their fins. Grows to about 6-7cm.
Product Code: BAR875-03.5
A popular selectively bred strain, predominantly dark green in colour. Tiger Barbs are best kept in a school of 6 or more. Do not keep with fish with long flowing fins such as Angels or Guppies, as the barbs may nip their fins. Grows to about 6-7cm.
Product Code: CAB400-03
Bristlenose are very popular algae eating catfish, hardy and undemanding, they adapt to most aquarium conditions. Mature males are easily identifiable by their distinctive bristles. They will spawn readily, the orange eggs are usually laid under a rock and guarded by the male until they emerge as a small replica of the adults. Grows to about 10-12cm.
Product Code: CAB430-03
Several different strains of the popular Bristlenose have been developed. The Albino strain develops a rich gold colour as it grows. A very good algae eating catfish, hardy and undemanding, they adapt to most aquarium conditions. Grows to about 10-12cm.
