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.
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Norman’s Lampeye
The Norman’s Lampeye Killifish is a peaceful fish whose small size makes it absolutely perfect for the nano or planted aquarium. Its name refers to the horizontal crescent at the top of its eye that seems to “glow” under the aquarium light. Native to Central and Western Africa, this hardy fish is excellent for even beginners. It will often spawn in the aquarium.
The Norman’s Lampeye Killifish occupies the top level of the water column almost exclusively. It is not afraid to jump, so it must be kept in an aquarium with either a lid/hood/canopy or at least a significantly lowered water level. It will not eat or bother plants and it will appreciate the cover, especially with floating plants. This fish is clearly best suited for a heavily planted aquarium.
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Siamese Algae Eater
Siamese Algae Eater is a fish of the Cyprinidae family. It is often called SAE, fish which is an abbreviation from its full name. It is used in aquarium husbandry as a natural way of fighting unwanted algae. It is considered the most efficient of all known algae eaters. The fish is peaceful, not very large, and it is a true tank cleaner. It eats algae in a tank, and this task is quite challenging since not every fish can do it.
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Cardinal Tetra
The Cardinal Tetra is a schooling fish, which feels more at ease when kept in a school of at least 5, but a larger group would always be better. Keeping at least 10 or more of them together will also help boost their coloration.
South American river basins do not feature a lot of plants, so there is no need for heavy planting. Instead, provide a lot of open swimming space, as Cardinal Tetras are very active and fast swimmers. As for the water chemistry, they prefer very soft and acidic water with a pH between 4.5-7, and water temperature between 73-81 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Neon Tetra
Neon Tetra, the beautiful fish species, originates from the blackwater streams and tributaries and clear water in Amazon and Orinoco River basins. Neon Tetra fish breed is extremely popular and is available in different varieties of captive-bred specimens. This includes golden strain, long-finned neon tetra, etc.
But before sharing the breeding care guide for Neon Tetra, take a look at the overview of this lovely fish breed. The information chart will let you understand everything about Neon Tetra in detail.
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Harlequin Rasbora
Aquarium fanatics love the harlequin rasbora because it’s very easy to care for. Its metallic color is an eye-catching addition to any home aquarium. It has a reminiscent look of a jokester costume, where the fish derives its name. Harlequin Rasbora, sometimes known as red rasbora, are schooling fish. They love to move in small groups and keep company with other similar-sized fish. That’s yet another reason behind their massive popularity.
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Rummy Nose Tetra
Rummy nose tetra is a tropical freshwater fish and is native to South American rivers. Discovered by Heiko Bleher, the scientific name for this fish is Hemigrammus bleheri. They belong to the family Characids consisting of freshwater subtropical and tropical fishes
One of the many tetras in the genus, these fish are a favorite among the others for fishkeeping. They are nicknamed firehead tetra or firetip tetra. They are easy to take care of and their unique colors make them an attractive addition to the fish tank.
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Aquario Neo Soil
Neo Soil Plants by AQUARIO is an innovative substrate, especially for plant aquariums which focuses on optimising the starting (cycling) phase of an aquarium without the need for external fertilizers. This effect is reached by immediate activation of the soil at the very bottom, which helps root formation and prevents algae growth from the beginning.
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Aquario Neo Media SOFT
Aquario NEO Media is a high-quality filter media that is made from natural materials in Korea. With various pore sizes, it provides space for different strains of bacteria to live, ensuring that filtration cycles are stable. This filter media is manufactured at high temperatures to retain its strength and goes through a 5 step process to ensure quality. This filter media is available in 3 different forms to suit all types of aquariums.
Aquario Neo Media PURE
Aquario NEO Media is a high-quality filter media that is made from natural materials in Korea. With various pore sizes, it provides space for different strains of bacteria to live, ensuring that filtration cycles are stable. This filter media is manufactured at high temperatures to retain its strength and goes through a 5 step process to ensure quality. This filter media is available in 3 different forms to suit all types of aquariums.
Aquario NEO Diffuser Special Extend – Tiny
The Aquario NEO CO2 Extended diffuser dissolves carbon dioxide into a fine mist of bubbles which allows for better dissolution in your water column. Aquario's NEO CO2 Diffuser credits itself as a diffuser that will last longer than most glass diffusers. This is the special extended version that removes the need for tubing inside of the aquarium. The NEO CO2 Diffuser Extended Acrylic edition allows for a cleaner look. Installation is done by applying heat and bending it over your tank rim.