Black Line Rasbora
Black Line Rasbora is a peaceful, schooling freshwater fish known for its bold black horizontal stripe and shimmering silver-gold body. Ideal for planted and community aquariums, this active species thrives in groups and adds constant movement and elegance to the mid-water zone.
Forktail Rainbowfish
Forktail Rainbowfish is a peaceful, active freshwater species known for its bright yellow forked tail and shimmering body. Ideal for planted community aquariums, this small schooling fish adds constant movement, colour, and personality when kept in groups.
Albino Corydoras
The Albino Corydoras is a peaceful, social bottom dweller with a striking pale pink-white body and red eyes. Hardy and active, these charming catfish thrive in groups and are ideal for community aquariums. They gently sift through sand in search of food, helping keep the substrate clean. Best kept in groups of six or more with other calm species like tetras, rasboras, or dwarf gouramis.
Bronze Corydoras
The Bronze Corydoras is a classic favourite — a hardy, easy-care schooling catfish with shimmering bronze-green tones and endless personality. Perfect for peaceful community setups, they bring constant movement and help tidy up leftover food along the bottom. Keep in soft sand with gentle tank mates, and always in a playful group of six or more for their best behaviour and colour.
Black Lyretail Molly
Black Lyretail Molly 🐠 – A striking, jet-black livebearer with elegant lyre-shaped fins ✨. Peaceful, hardy, and beginner-friendly, it thrives in community tanks 🌿. Easy to breed and loves clean, slightly salty water 🌊 — a stunning fish for any aquarium.
Maculata Dwarf Rasbora
The Maculata Dwarf Rasbora is a stunning micro-schooling fish with bright orange-red colouring and a bold central spot. Peaceful, hardy, and perfect for nano aquariums, they thrive in planted tanks with gentle flow. Best kept in shoals of 8+, these tiny rasboras bring lively movement and beautiful contrast to soft-water setups. Ideal for aquascapers and small tank keepers looking for an active, eye-catching species.