Cochu’s Blue Tetra (Boehlkea fredcochui) is a vibrant, small freshwater fish characterized by its shimmering blue colouration with a pastel blue midline and occasional pink hues, this tetra is a striking addition to community aquariums
Colombian Tetra (Hyphessobrycon columbianus) is prized for its striking iridescent blue body with vivid red fins, making it a standout in community aquariums. A peaceful, schooling fish, it is suitable for aquarists with some experience due to its specific water quality needs and occasional fin-nipping Behaviour.
Congo Tetra (Phenacogrammus interruptus) Known for its iridescent, rainbow-like colouration—shimmering hues of blue, gold, red, and violet—and flowing fins,
Peppered Cory (Corydoras paleatus) a hardy, bottom-dwelling fish, is one of the most popular Corydoras species in the aquarium hobby due to its adaptability, attractive appearance, and scavenging behaviour.
Venezuelan Orange Cory (Corydoras aeneus) this hardy, bottom-dwelling fish is prized for its scavenging Behaviour and suitability for community aquariums
Dwarf Chain Loach (Ambastaia sidthimunki), named for its chain-like black pattern on a silver to pale yellowish body, are active, social nature and snail-eating habits make them a unique addition to planted community tanks.
Emerald Eye Rasbora (Brevibora dorsiocellata) hve slender, silvery body with iridescent green-blue eyes and hints of green or red on the flanks and caudal fin in males during breeding. Their tight shoaling Behaviour and delicate beauty make them ideal for nano or planted community tanks, though they are sensitive to water quality.
Foxface Lo (Siganus vulpinus) known for its bright yellow body, black and white facial markings resembling a fox, and distinctive venomous dorsal spines. AVAILABLE IN STORE ONLY
Freckle Face Tang (Acanthurus maculiceps) is prized for its distinctive white to yellow freckles across the face, a sleek grey to smoky brown body, and vibrant yellow pectoral fins. AVAILABLE IN STORE ONLY
Glass Catfish (Kryptopterus bicirrhis) is named for its translucent to opaque, light greyish body and long barbels, it is less common in the aquarium trade due to its size and occasional aggression, it suits intermediate aquarists who can provide a spacious, stable environment.
Glowlight Danio (Danio choprae) has a striking orange longitudinal band and blue-black vertical bars, with yellow-edged fins along with its active, schooling nature and peaceful temperament make it a great addition to any community aquarium