Cobalt Blue Dwarf Gourami
Cobalt Blue Dwarf Gourami, is a color variation of the Dwarf Gourami, and is an iridescent powder blue fish with red vertical stripes. This is a peaceful, shy fish that if in a pair will swim together. Cobalt Blue Dwarf Gourami are considered Labyrinth Fish, meaning they breathe directly from the air, and must have access to the surface.
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Amano Shrimp
Amano shrimp (Caridina multidentata) is one of the best and most useful freshwater shrimps for keeping in a tank. This shrimp is irreplaceable in a tank since it can clean it by eating algae. Takashi Amano, a famous aquascapist and designer of so-called “nature aquariums,” was the first to use these shrimps to deal with algae in his planted tanks. After revealing their remarkable ability to eat algae, he ordered several thousands of shrimps from the local seller. Since the 1980-s, aquarists started to call this shrimp “Amano shrimp.”
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Assassin Snail
An Assassin Snail has become a popular freshwater snail to keep. Assassin Snails have a reputation of being able to help keep populations of some other freshwater snails in check. While keeping a small group of Assassin Snails in a tank may reduce the numbers of Trumpet Snails somewhat, Assassin Snails should not be considered the only solution to snail population explosions. Keeping Trumpet Snail populations in check can also be achieved by removing excess uneaten food from substrate by regular vacuuming.
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Diamond Tetra
Diamond tetras are gorgeous freshwater fish that don’t get nearly enough attention. We’ve been fans of this species for years, and definitely recommend them to anyone. They’re beautiful, easy to care for, and a lot of fun to watch. This makes them a great beginner fish. However, this is a great choice if you have experience and just want a low-maintenance freshwater species as well.
Penguin Tetra
Penguin Tetra, is a popular member of the tetra freshwater fish species. Like its cousins, the Cardinal and Neon Tetra, the Penguin Tetra is kept for its attractive pattern, gentle nature, and wide availability. Schools of Penguin Tetra contrast to colorful fish in freshwater aquariums.
Tetras are one of the first species new aquarium keepers explore. They are available through most fish supply outlets and are not an expensive species to acquire or replace. Once keepers have learned Penguin Tetras, the move up to larger, more colorful, and complex species is very manageable solo or mixed species tanks.
Tri Colour Koi Angel Fish
The Tri Colour Koi Angel is a great centrepiece for a tropical aquarium. Freshwater Tri Colour Koi Angelfish can grow quite large, so larger aquarium is recommended to thrive. The brightness of an angelfish’s colouring depends on its mood and stress levels. When angelfish are stressed or asleep, they can appear pale, or duller in colour. Healthy, well-nourished angelfish living in ideal water conditions will display vibrant colours.
Dwarf Neon Rainbowfish
Albino Corydora
Albino Corydora, Corydoras Aeneus, is a peaceful and attractive little catfish. They are the albino form of the Bronze Cory, and specimens found in the aquarium hobby will be captive bred. Wild Corydoras Aeneus are found in many parts of the Amazon river, from Colombia all the way through to Trinidad! The body of the Albino Corydora is a pale pink colour, and like all albinos, their eyes are red.
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Julii Corydoras
Julii Corydoras is a peaceful community fish that prefer to be kept in a group. They are freshwater fish that are native to the flooded forests of the lower Amazon region. More specifically, they have been found in Parnaba River of Brazil. They can also be found in smaller creeks and small tributaries in the region.