Shuttles Mudskipper (Periophthalmus modestus)
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Tachysurus intermedius is native to freshwater habitats in China, specifically found in rivers and streams. Known for its vibrant coloring and appealing demeanor, it makes for a great “mid-size” presence in the aquarium. It has proven hardy and readily accepts prepared foods.



The Green Terror (A. rivulatus), has been a staple in the aquarium hobby for years with its vibrant orange fin highlights and green body patterning. As the name implies, they can be very territorial as adults and tankmates should be chosen carefully if not kept alone or in a pair. They are hardy and easy to keep, feeding on pellet foods.

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An aquarium hobby classic, the common Angel (Pterophyllum scalare) has been selectively bred into many different color forms and variants over the years. As a vertically-oriented species, they do best in a large, tall, planted aquarium with plenty of cover. Although peaceful when young, they can be moderately aggressive towards one another as adults but generally do well in a large enough group, usually 5 or more. Most other non-cichlid tankmates will be left alone but they will hunt and eat very small fish or invertebrates. Angels are somewhat sensitive to water quality so care should be taken to avoid large fluctuations in water conditions and partial water changes should be performed regularly. Our assortment includes a variety of popular strains, such as black, marble, silver, zebra, platinum, koi, blushing, and others.

An aquarium hobby classic, the guppy is a livebearing species found through parts of Central and Northern South America but it has been bred worldwide for the aquarium hobby for over a century. In that time, the wild form has been developed in to dozens of varieties and color forms, including cobra patterns, delta tails, tuxedo, and many more. A peaceful, hardy, and active fish, they are often recommended for beginners due to their ease of care. Male guppies tend to be more colorful and have much larger, vividly colored tails whle females tend to be larger and more heavy bodied.

Long considered the most beautiful of all freshwater aquarium fish, the discus remains a popular fish for serious hobbyists. Discus originate from the warm, acidic waters of Amazon tributaries in Brazil and Peru and are typically found in large groups. The many wild forms of discus have been selectively bred to create dozens of colorful strains, including the Red Pigeon Snakeskin Discus, which is known for its solid orange body. In the aquarium, regular large water changes, a protein-rich varied diet, and warm water temperatures (78-84) will create ideal conditions for these fish to thrive. Like all discus, they will do best in soft, slightly acidic water but will reward patient aquarists with spectacular coloration.

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Myrio Filigree (Myriophyllum simulan) Care Level: Beginner Preferred Light Level: Low to moderate Placement/Size: A medium to large plant usually used for mid- or background planting Shipping Note: All our foods and aquatic plants ship FREE with any live fish order; OR food/plant only orders ship for a flat rate of $10.99



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The Black Kong Crayfish (Cherax alyciae) will add unique splash of color to your aquarium. This crayfish, native to Papua New Guinea, is colored in pastel shades of orange, blue, and white. They are active and spend a lot of time searching the aquarium bottom for food. Since they have been known to climb out of tanks, it is advised to use a tight-fitting lid. Being an opportunistic scavenger they will accept most foods. Give them places to hide and avoid keeping them in a tank with delicate bottom-dwelling fish.
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The Blue Kong Crayfish (Cherax alyciae) will add unique splash of color to your aquarium. This crayfish, native to Papua New Guinea, is colored in pastel shades of orange, blue, and white. They are active and spend a lot of time searching the aquarium bottom for food. Since they have been known to climb out of tanks, it is advised to use a tight-fitting lid. Being an opportunistic scavenger they will accept most foods. Give them places to hide and avoid keeping them in a tank with delicate bottom-dwelling fish.
Prohibited in California, Florida, Texas, and Wisconsin

The Big Eye Cichlid (Acaronia nassa) originates from the Amazon basin of South America. This fish has uniquely large eyes, which it utilizes to hunt in the amber-colored water for shrimp, small fish, and aquatic insect larvae. It makes a home among the large roots close to the riverbanks coexisting alongside species like Heros efasciatus, Hypselecara temporalis, and Pterophyllum scalare. Keeping these with small fish is not advised.


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