Albino Ancistrus
Exclamation Point Rasbora
Add vibrant energy to your aquascape with the Exclamation Point Rasbora, one of the smallest and most popular nano schooling fish in the aquarium hobby. Named for its signature dark lateral body stripe and distinct tail spot—which together form the shape of an exclamation mark—this tiny, jewel-like cyprinid features iridescent orange, gold, and red hues that shimmer beautifully under aquarium lighting.
Reaching a maximum adult size of just 1.5 to 2 cm (0.6 to 0.8 inches), these peaceful micro-fish are perfectly suited for planted nano tanks, shrimp setups, and desktop aquariums. Exclamation Point Rasboras thrive when kept in shoals of 8 to 12 or more, exhibiting captivating schooling behavior as they weave through floating plants, mosses, and driftwood.
Key Features:
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True Nano Size: Max adult length of only 1.5–2 cm (0.6–0.8 inches).
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Distinct Markings: Dark lateral line and base-tail spot resembling an exclamation mark.
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Shrimp & Plant Safe: Completely peaceful and far too small to harm adult or juvenile dwarf shrimp.
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Schooling Dynamics: Best kept in groups of 8+ to encourage natural shoaling and bright colors.
Swordtail Mixed
Super Red Ancistrus (Bristlenose Pleco)
Super Red Ancistrus (Bristlenose Pleco) (Ancistrus sp.) is a hardy and colourful freshwater algae eater with a striking red-orange body. Peaceful and easy to care for, it helps keep aquariums clean while adding bold colour to planted and community tanks.
Gold Dust Lyretail Molly
Gold Dust Lyretail Molly (Poecilia sphenops) is a hardy and peaceful freshwater fish known for its sparkling golden speckles and elegant lyretail fins. Ideal for community tanks, this livebearer adds colour, movement, and charm to planted aquariums.
Daisy’s Blue Rice Fish
The Daisy’s ricefish is sometimes called Daisy’s blue ricefish for the coloration exhibited by adult males of the species. The scientific name for the species’ genus, Oryzias, is a reference to the tendency of some species of this group to inhabit rice paddies.
Gold Laser Corydoras
Gold Marble Angelfish
Gold Marble Angelfish (Pterophyllum scalare) is a striking freshwater angelfish with a unique blend of gold, black, and white marbling. With its tall, flowing fins and graceful swimming style, it makes an eye-catching centrepiece for planted and community aquariums.
German Blue Ram
Brighten your aquarium with the vibrant colors of the German Blue Ram, one of the most popular and eye-catching dwarf cichlids in the freshwater hobby. Renowned for its electric blue iridescent spots, golden-yellow head, crimson eyes, and distinct black vertical striping, this peaceful cichlid adds incredible visual flair and personality to tropical planted tanks.
Reaching a maximum adult size of roughly 5 to 7 cm (2 to 2.75 inches), German Blue Rams are celebrated for their calm temperament compared to larger cichlids. They thrive in warm, well-established aquariums with plenty of foliage, soft-to-neutral water, and gentle tank mates. Whether kept as a stunning centerpiece pair or within a peaceful community setup, these active, inquisitive fish bring dynamic movement and vivid coloration to every level of your water column.
Key Features:
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Vivid Iridescent Colors: Striking yellow, blue, and crimson markings.
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Peaceful Temperament: Excellent dwarf cichlid for peaceful community tanks.
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Planted Tank Friendly: Does not dig heavily or uproot live aquatic plants.
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Compact Centerpiece: Max adult size of 5–7 cm (2–2.75 inches).
Mixed Mbuna Cichlids
Mixed African Mbuna Cichlids (Pseudotropheus, Labidochromis, Melanochromis spp.)
Transform your aquarium into a breathtaking burst of color with our Mixed Mbuna Cichlids. Native to the rocky shorelines of Lake Malawi in East Africa, Mbuna (pronounced mm-boo-nah, meaning "rock-dweller") are famous for their intense, electric coloration, highly active personalities, and fascinating territorial behaviors.
This assorted mix features a vibrant variety of popular species, including Yellow Labs (Labidochromis caeruleus), Red Zebras (Pseudotropheus estherae), Powder Blue Cichlids, and Acei Cichlids. Reaching an average adult size of 10 to 13 cm (4 to 5 inches), these hardy, semi-aggressive fish thrive in hard, alkaline water with plenty of rockwork to explore. Keeping a mixed group helps disperse natural territorial tendencies while creating an ever-moving, colorful showcase in your aquarium.
Key Features:
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Vibrant Assortment: Features vivid yellows, brilliant blues, bright oranges, and bold stripes.
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Highly Active: Constant movement and inquisitive rock-dwelling behavior.
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Hardy Species: Adaptable to hard, alkaline water parameters.
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Ideal: Great choice for creating a dynamic, controlled African Cichlid community.
