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One of the most popular of all the species of Cory Cats in the hobby, the Panda Cory originates from the waters of the Rio Ucayali in Peru but is now bred on a large scale for the aquarium trade so wild specimens are rare. The longfin variant is a selectively bred trait not found in the wild. Small, active, and with an unmistakable pattern, Panda Corys are ideal for nearly any small to medium peaceful community aquarium. Like most Corydoras, they are an active schooling species that will do best in a group of at least 5 fish. Peaceful and hardy, they prefer a fine sand substrate, well-oxygenated water and temperatures in the 75-80F range.
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The Deissneri Licorice Gourami (Parosphromenus linkei), is a smaller anabantiform fish, growing up to only 1.25″. These nano gouramis have beautiful coloration, especially as adults. Deissneri Licorice Gouramis have striking black and silver stripes as well as shimmering iridescence on the fringes of their fins! These fish will do best in dimly lit soft water, as they are native to Indonesian blackwater habitats. They will also appreciate plenty of plant cover, dark substrate and decor, as well as plenty of live plants. Deissneri Licorice Gouramis are sensitive to water quality, so be sure that they are being added to a stable and healthy tank.
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A unique dwarf cichlid similar in some ways to the smaller Pike Cichlids of the genus Crenicichla, Teleocichla centrarchus inhabits rocky rapids in Brazil’s Rio Xingu. A hardy and active species, they are usually found in small groups or harems in the wild. Despite their small size, they can be territorial towards each other and should be provided with plenty of space and lots of cover in the aquarium in order to maintain a group successfully. This species will do best when kept in similar conditions to their wild habitat, with clean, well-oxygenated water, strong current, and plenty of rocks or caves.
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An attractively patterned dwarf woodcat found in the Caqueta basin in Colombia, the Yellow Honeycomb Woodcat is a cryptic species which spends most of the daylight hours hidden within driftwood, leaf litter, or submerged logs. At night however, they emerge to feed near the surface where they actively hunt for insects and insect larvae. In the aquarium they are a relatively hardy species, but should be kept only with similarly small and peaceful tankmates as they can easily be outcompeted for food.
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A uniquely colored variant of the bushynose or bristlenose pleco, the Long Fin Super Red Bristlenose Pleco (Ancistrus sp.) is one of the smaller plecos in the aquarium hobby. The Long Fin Super Red Bristlenose Pleco grows up to 6 inches and males will develop characteristic tentacles on their faces as they mature. These herbivorous fish are native to South America, spending much of their time grazing on wood and algae. The bristlenose’s generally peaceful temperament makes it an excellent choice for a freshwater community tank.
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A large growing and distinctively armored pleco found in tributaries of the middle Amazon in Brazil, the Spotted Pinecone Pleco is named for its unique large plate-like scales. In the wild, it is usually found in sediment rich white water rivers close to large piles of driftwood or submerged logs. In the aquarium, the Spotted Pinecone Pleco is a hardy and adaptable species, and unlike other large plecos they tend to get along well with other similar species and conspecifics.
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A rarely seen and beautifully colored species of Silver Dollar, the Yellowfin Red Hook Silver Dollar originates in the clear, fast moving waters of the Rio Xingu in Brazil. This species can be distinguished from its relatives by the brilliant yellow and red fins and extremely elongated ”hook” like anal fin. In the aquarium, it is a hardy and active species that will do best in a large aquarium with plenty of open swimming space, warm, well-oxygenated water and moderate to strong current. Like most of their relatives, this fish is a large growing loosely schooling fish which will do well with larger South American Cichlids or predatory species.
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The Eight Spotted Leporinus is a smaller growing, attractively marked species found in the Rio Xingu, Tapajos, and other middle and lower Amazon tributaries in Brazil. In the wild, it typically inhabits rocky, fast moving stretches of river and prefers clear, well-oxygenated water. Like most of their close relatives, they are best kept in groups of 3-5 or more as they are a social fish. While they can be prone to nipping fins on slow moving tankmates, this species make excellent dither fish for medium to large South American Cichlids or other fast moving larger fish.
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The Super Red Devil Tetra is a rare, recently described species known only from tributaries of the upper Rio Tapajos in Mato Grosso State, Brazil. It is one of the most sought after species currently in the hobby due to both its incredible deep red coloration and its rarity, which is due largely to the extremely remote stretches of river it inhabits in the wild. Both males and females of the species display spectacular red body and fin coloration, although males develop more vivid red and longer fins. In the aquarium, the Super Red Devil Tetra is a hardy and robust species that will do well with a variety of tankmates. For optimal display they should be kept in groups of at least 5, but larger groups tend to bring out the best coloration and behavior in both males and females.
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The Axolotl is a fascinating and unusual aquatic amphibian originating from the waterways surrounding Mexico City, where it is now considered an endangered species due to habitat loss and degradation. It is a close relative of the widespread Tiger Salamander found throughout much of the US but instead of emerging from water to live its adult form on land, the Axolotl remains in its juvenile aquatic form for its entire life, an evolutionary strategy known as neoteny. Due to their unique appearance and ease of care, Axolotls are popular aquatic pets and have been captive bred for the hobby for decades. In the aquarium, they will do best in relatively cool, well-oxygenated water and ideally should be kept individually, as they have the tendency to nip at the limbs and gills of other Axolotls or any tankmates. Hardy and undemanding, they should be provided a varied protein-based diet and either kept on a fine sand substrate or none at all, as they can ingest gravel or rocks accidentally.
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A rarely seen member of the perch family native to the Northeastern Australia and parts of Papua, the Coal Grunter or Black Grunter is a medium growing predatory species found in exclusively freshwater habitat. An active and curious fish, they make a colorful and unique aquarium species that will do well with a wide variety of medium to large tankmates like larger rainbowfish. Although the Coal Grunter is a predatory species in nature, they are generally peaceful with tankmates too large to be eaten.
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An active fish native to the rivers of Australia, the Splendid Rainbow (Melanotaenia splendida) is also known as the Eastern Rainbowfish or the Australian Rainbowfish. Their broad, flashy bodies and peaceful schooling tendencies make them a popular choice for many freshwater tanks. This color phase of Melanotaenia splendida matures to have shimmery pale blue, green, and yellow bodies fading to white margins with colorful fins.
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Pink Gold Eye Chalice Coral (Echinophyllia sp.) is a type of large-polyp stony coral with characteristic pink flesh contrasting against gold mouths. Chalice corals can be found across the Pacific and are popular in the saltwater hobby. The Pink Gold Eye Chalice Coral’s colors are sure to stand out, especially under fluorescent lights.
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A fish with many names, the Roseline Shark, Redline Torpedo Shark, or Denisonii Barb is a vividly colored schooling fish found in the fast moving streams of Western India. With their peaceful, active nature and vibrant red, yellow, and black coloration, this fish has become a favorite in the aquarium hobby – especially among planted tank hobbyists. Although hardy, these fish prefer well-oxygenated water with some current and will display their best colors when excellent water quality is maintained. As a shoaling fish in the wild, they are best kept in groups of 5 or more in the aquarium.
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Green Red Polyp Montipora (Montipora sp.) is a type of encrusting, small-polyp stony coral. Its color radiates, especially under fluorescence, displaying vivid green and red polyps. This Montipora coral prefers stable water parameters with medium-high light and flow in the tank.
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The Purple and Green Maze Brain Coral (Platygyra sp.) is a large polyp stony coral that can grow to be either flat or dome shaped. It is characteristic for its purple flesh, highlighted by green flesh on its corallite ridges. At night, this coral can extend sweeper tentacles up to 4 inches long, so be sure to give it space between other corals in your tank.
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The Gold Wall Hammer (Euphyllia ancora) is distinguished from other Euphyllia species (Torch Coral and Frogspawn) by its tubular tentacles with T-shaped tips. Hammer corals come in a range of colors and branching or wall varieties. They can be hardy corals with only moderate lighting and flow requirements.
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The Topaz Puffer or Ceylon Puffer is a colorful brackish water species found throughout much of the Indo-Pacific, where it typically inhabits estuaries and lagoons. These fish originate in mangrove swamp habitat in Negombo Lagoon, Sri Lanka, where salinity generally ranges from 10 – 18ppt. A hardy, active, and outgoing species, this medium-growing pufferfish species will do well with similarly sized fast moving tankmates like Scats, Monos, or Chromides. Like most pufferfish, they can be prone to nip at tankmates so they should be monitored carefully, especially when first introduced.
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The Orange Wall Hammer (Euphyllia ancora) is distinguished from other Euphyllia species (Torch Coral and Frogspawn) by its tubular tentacles with T-shaped tips. Hammer corals come in a range of colors and branching or wall varieties. They can be hardy corals with only moderate lighting and flow requirements.
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