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Product Code: TEN150-03
Black Neons are a popular community fish with their black and white body and nice red eyes. They look best kept in a school and like plenty of open swimming space with some plant thickets for security. Originally native to the Mato Grosso region in Brazil, aquarium stock is commercially produced. Grows to about 5cm.
Product Code: TEP600-03
This is a very attractive tetra, often fully extending their fins in peaceful territorial displays. Males grow to 4.5cm, the females remain slightly smaller.
Product Code: BAR050-03.5
Best kept in a planted aquarium with dark gravel, when settled males will then start to show their full colour. A peaceful community fish which prefers to be in a school. Native to Sri Lanka, males grow to about 6cm, females remain smaller.
Product Code: TEW400-03
This is one of the very popular tetras, hardy, peaceful and attractively patterned in black. An active fish that schools in open water, they are an ideal fish for community aquaria. Black Widows grow to about 5cm.
Product Code: TEB400-03
Being blind is no hindrance to this active tetra, as it expertly detects food items by scent. It has a very healthy appetite and sometimes may nip long finned fish in its enthusiasm to eat. An easy to keep species growing to 8-9cm, suitable tankmates should be other hardy types of similar size.
Product Code: AMB300-05
Native to northern South America, the Blue Acara is a hardy and undemanding aquarium fish with nice blue spangling. Relatively peaceful for its size, it is well suited to community aquaria containing similar sized fishes. Both sexes are very similar in appearance, males develop slightly longer fins. Usually grows to 13-15cm. They eat all standard aquarium foods, and are not fussy about...
Product Code: TEE360-03
This is a slightly smaller species compared to other Emperor Tetras, only growing to about 4cm. It is best kept in aquaria that either receives some side light or that is not too brightly lit from above, otherwise the Blue Emperor's colours may appear pale and washed out. In the right lighting, males are a luminous blue to mauve. It is a very good community fish, active and peaceful.
Product Code: GOU050-05
The Three Spot Gourami (the third spot being the eye) is probably the hardiest of the commonly kept gouramies. They are not fussy about water conditions or diet, even happily tolerating slightly cooler temperatures (18-20 C). Both sexes are very similar in appearance; mature males have longer more pointed dorsal fins. Alternatively known as the Blue Gourami, it is very easy to care for and...
Product Code: GOU050-07
The Three Spot Gourami (the third spot being the eye) is probably the hardiest of the commonly kept gouramies. They are not fussy about water conditions or diet, even happily tolerating slightly cooler temperatures (18-20 C). Both sexes are very similar in appearance; mature males have longer more pointed dorsal fins. Alternatively known as the Blue Gourami, it is very easy to care for and...
Product Code: FFA250-06
With varying shades of bright blue, this is a very popular variety.
Product Code: LMA100-05
5CM BLUE MALE PEACOCK The first Peacocks exported from Lake Malawi were blue in colour, and today the blue variety is still very popular! Peacocks are very popular aquarium fish, because of their lively behaviour, bright colours, shapes, size and intelligence. They are however semi-aggressive and territorial therefore they should not be kept with small or peaceful fish and should be...
Product Code: LMA100-07
7CM BLUE MALE PEACOCK The first Peacocks exported from Lake Malawi were blue in colour, and today the blue variety is still very popular! Peacocks are very popular aquarium fish, because of their lively behaviour, bright colours, shapes, size and intelligence. They are however semi-aggressive and territorial therefore they should not be kept with small or peaceful fish and should be...
Product Code: AMR100-03.5
Rams are very popular community fish, with their bright colours and peaceful disposition. They are best kept in a planted aquarium with species such as tetras and Angels. The larger growing males grow to 5-6cm, ripe females display a purple abdomen. Rams (Ramirezi) are native to Venezuela and Colombia.
