General information The African Black Arowana, also known as the Niger Catfish or African Arowana, is a freshwater fish species native to the rivers and lakes of West and Central Africa. It has a long, slender body that can grow up to 1.2 meters in length and weigh over 20 kilograms. The fish has a…
General information The Koi Endler has a slender, elongated body that is typically 1-1.5 inches (2.5-3.8 cm) in length. They have a wide range of colors and patterns, including black, orange, white, and red patches that resemble the pattern of a Koi fish. Their fins are generally long and flowing, with the males having more…
General information These fish are disc-shaped and can reach up to 10 inches. They aren’t easy to keep so only experienced aquarists should own them. Discus fish are extremely popular in the hobby, as such, they have been highly hybridized. Nowadays there are plenty of color, pattern and shape varieties. To keep these fish in…
General information These fish are disc-shaped and can reach up to 10 inches. They aren’t easy to keep so only experienced aquarists should own them. Discus fish are extremely popular in the hobby, as such, they have been highly hybridized. Nowadays there are plenty of color, pattern and shape varieties. To keep these fish in…
General information These fish are disc-shaped and can reach up to 10 inches. They aren’t easy to keep so only experienced aquarists should own them. Discus fish are extremely popular in the hobby, as such, they have been highly hybridized. Nowadays there are plenty of color, pattern and shape varieties. To keep these fish in…
General information These fish are disc-shaped and can reach up to 10 inches. They aren’t easy to keep so only experienced aquarists should own them. Discus fish are extremely popular in the hobby, as such, they have been highly hybridized. Nowadays there are plenty of color, pattern and shape varieties. To keep these fish in…
General information The Hairy Puffer is a small, freshwater pufferfish species native to Southeast Asia. They have a distinct, spiky appearance due to the small spines that cover their body. They can grow up to 1.5 inches in length and require a tank of at least 10 gallons.
General information Corydoras geoffroy will grow up to 2.8 inches in length. They have the ability to tilt their eyes which looks like blinking. These fish are facultative air breathers, they have a highly vascularized intestine that facilitates uptake of atmospheric oxygen so they will often go to the surface for a gulp of air. Due…
General information Corydoras guapore will grow up to 1.8 inches in length. Guapore corydoras name comes from the name of a local river to which it is native. They have the ability to tilt their eyes which looks like blinking. These fish are facultative air breathers, they have a highly vascularized intestine that facilitates uptake of…
General information While the common pleco name is shared across several plecos the Pterygoplichthys pardalis can grow to approximately 19 inches long. It is sometimes confused with the Hypostomus plecostomus but the two species can be distinguished by their number of dorsal rays Pterygoplichthys pardalis has 11–13, while the Hypostomus plecostomus has only 5–8 dorsal rays.