NEW ARRIVALS 8-22-26
New Stock This Week
Nature Aquariums • 5344 N. University Drive, Lauderhill, FL • 754-223-3104
Cichlids & Discus
Koi Angelfish (High Coverage)
Heavily patterned koi-colored angelfish with bold orange, black, and white marbling; a classic centerpiece for a peaceful South American community tank.
Apistogramma borellii "Blue"
Compact dwarf cichlid with a powder-blue sheen and yellow highlights; peaceful and a great pick for a planted nano community.
Apistogramma cacatuoides "Gold Red"
Cockatoo dwarf cichlid in a warm gold-and-red color form with the signature elongated dorsal spikes on males.
Apistogramma cacatuoides "Orange Flash"
Bright orange-flanked cockatoo apisto; easygoing dwarf cichlid that does best with caves and soft substrate.
Chocolate Cichlid (Rio Oiapoque)
Large, personable South American cichlid in warm chocolate-brown tones; grows into an impressive centerpiece for a big tank.
Blue Diamond Discus
Solid, shimmering blue discus; wants warm, soft, clean water and does best in a small group.
Blue Turquoise Discus
Classic turquoise discus with fine blue streaking; a striking, peaceful centerpiece for a mature discus tank.
Pigeon Checkerboard Discus
Pigeon-blood base with bold checkerboard patterning; one of the more sought-after discus color strains.
Tiger Turquoise Discus
Turquoise base with fine tiger striping; warm-water centerpiece fish, best kept with other discus.
Tetras, Pencilfish & Rasboras
Dwarf Pencilfish (Peru)
Tiny, peaceful pencilfish with a bold black lateral stripe and red-tipped fins; a great nano schooler for a planted tank.
Brown Tailed Pencilfish (Peru)
Slender wild pencilfish with a warm brown-and-gold body and a dark tail spot; peaceful in a quiet community setup.
Cardinal Tetra (Brazil)
The classic red-and-blue striped schooling tetra straight from Brazil; stunning in numbers in a planted tank.
Ember Tetra
Small, warm orange-red schooling tetra that pops against a dark substrate; peaceful and easy for a nano community.
Black Emperor Tetra
Elegant tetra with a dark lateral band and a violet-blue sheen; peaceful schooler that does well in a planted tank.
Green Neon Tetra
Smaller cousin of the neon tetra with an intense green-blue stripe; best in a large school in a planted tank.
Peruvian Rummynose Tetra
Wild rummynose with a bright red nose and crisp black-and-white tail bars; a premier schooling fish for a planted tank.
Chili Rasbora
Tiny, deep red Boraras species; a nano-tank favorite that shows best color in a large school.
Harlequin Rasbora
Classic copper-bodied rasbora with a bold black wedge marking; hardy, peaceful, and great in a school.
Phoenix Rasbora
Small, fiery orange-red Boraras species; a peaceful nano schooler for a heavily planted tank.
Catfish & Plecos
Spotted Cory (Corydoras agassizii)
Wild spotted cory with fine dark speckling; a hardy, social bottom-dweller best kept in a group.
Panda Cory
Ever-popular cory with a bold black eye mask and saddle; peaceful, hardy, and a community-tank favorite.
Pygmy Cory
One of the smallest corydoras species; a schooling nano bottom-dweller best kept in groups of 8 or more.
Network Cory (Corydoras reticulata)
Wild cory with an intricate netted body pattern; hardy and social, best kept in a group of its own kind.
L019 Honeycomb Pleco
Wild Baryancistrus pleco with a striking honeycomb pattern of yellow spots on a dark body; needs strong flow and driftwood.
Loaches & Gobies
Dwarf Chain Loach
Small, active schooling loach known for eating hydra and pest snails; peaceful and best kept in a group.
Golden Red Goby
Wild Stiphodon goby with warm golden-red coloration; an algae-grazing specialist that wants strong flow and hard, well-oxygenated water.
Bettas & Gouramis
Betta Plakat "Alien Copper Violet" (Male)
Short-finned plakat betta in a metallic copper-violet color shift; hardy and full of personality in its own tank.
Royal Blue Dwarf Gourami (Male)
Vivid solid-blue dwarf gourami; a peaceful, colorful centerpiece for a quiet community tank.
Fire Honey Dwarf Gourami
Compact honey gourami color form with warm fiery-orange tones; peaceful and well suited to a planted nano-to-mid tank.
Pearl Gourami (Large)
Larger size grade of the classic pearl gourami, with its lace-like scale pattern and orange throat; a peaceful, graceful community fish.
Red Tail Giant Gourami
A true giant among gouramis with a bold red tail; needs a very large, mature tank as it grows.
Rainbowfish
Forktail Blue Eye Rainbow
Slender, peaceful rainbowfish with a forked tail and iridescent blue eyes; active schooler for a mid-to-large community tank.
Irian Red Rainbowfish
Bold, deep-bodied rainbowfish that colors up a rich orange-red with age; a striking schooling centerpiece.
Red Neon Rainbowfish
Small, glowing red-orange rainbowfish; peaceful and vivid in a school under good lighting.
Killifish & Ricefish
Gold Australe Killifish (Pair)
Peaceful, non-annual killifish in a warm golden color form; does well in a quiet planted tank with soft, cooler water.
Gardneri Killifish "P82" (Pair)
Hardy, colorful killifish with a banded blue-and-red pattern; a great beginner killi for a species or peaceful community tank.
Medaka Ricefish "Red Stardust"
Cool-tolerant, glittery red medaka ricefish; easygoing schooler that does well in unheated tanks and outdoor tubs.
WYSIWYG Colony
Fiji Yellow Scroll Coral (Disc)
What-you-see-is-what-you-get scroll coral in a bright yellow, plating growth form; a peaceful, easy LPS centerpiece.
Chalice & Acan Frags
Wonderland Acan Echinata
Large-polyp acan with a multicolor "wonderland" pattern; needs space from neighbors and low, indirect flow.
Mummy Eye Chalice
Encrusting chalice with concentric "eye" patterning; give it its own space, as chalices sting neighbors.
Ultra Sherbet Chalice
Pastel multicolor chalice frag with a soft sherbet color blend; grades well under moderate lighting.
Unicorn Poop Chalice
Rainbow-speckled chalice frag, one of the most colorful chalice lines available; a collector favorite.
Golden Effigy Chalice
Warm gold-and-green chalice frag with strong polyp extension under the right flow.
Hyper Magenta Chalice
Vivid hot-pink chalice frag that holds its color well under moderate blue-heavy lighting.
Favia, Favites & Goniopora
Flame Boy Favia
Bright orange-red favia frag with prominent, fleshy polyps; easy LPS that just needs room from its neighbors.
Wolverine Favia
Bold green-and-red striped favia; hardy and forgiving, a great entry-level LPS.
Electric Daisy Favia
Neon green center with a contrasting outer ring; a hardy, forgiving favia for a mixed LPS tank.
Slightly Sinister Favia
Dark base with glowing green centers; an easy, hardy favia that colors up nicely under LED.
Sonic Boom Favites
Closely related to favia, favites grow in tighter honeycomb walls; this frag has a vivid multicolor pattern.
Fascination Favia
Multicolor favia frag with strong contrast between polyp centers and walls; easy and forgiving.
Star Gazer Goniopora
Long-tentacled flower coral with a mesmerizing sway in the current; more sensitive than most LPS — keep parameters stable.
Platygyra, Cyphastrea & Hydnophora
Heroic Warrior Platygyra
Brain-maze coral with bold winding wall patterns in green and red; hardy and easy to place.
Pink Platypus Platygyra
Soft pink-and-cream maze brain frag; an easy, hardy LPS that fills in nicely over time.
Bonsai Branching Cyphastrea
Slow-growing branching cyphastrea with a bonsai-like structure; hardy and colorful under strong lighting.
Jason Fox Techno Cyphastrea
Encrusting cyphastrea with a metallic, circuitboard-like polyp pattern; slow-growing and very hardy.
Hybrid Hydnophora
Spiky, branching hydnophora frag; fast-growing and packs a sting, so give it clearance from neighbors.
Acropora (SPS)
Pink Cadillac Acropora
Fast-growing table acro in a bright bubblegum pink; wants stable, high-end reef parameters.
Black Cherry Acropora
Deep cherry-red acro frag with dark polyps; a striking color acro for an established SPS system.
Pinky Bear Acropora
Compact acro with soft pink coloration and bushy branching; needs strong, stable reef conditions.
Rings of Saturn Acropora
Ringed corallite pattern along each branch; a distinctive acro for the advanced SPS keeper.
Fireworks Acropora
Bursting multicolor polyp tips against a lighter base; a showpiece acro for a mature reef tank.
Moon Walker Acropora
Cool-toned blue-purple acro frag; wants stable, high-end reef parameters to hold its color.
Shortcake Acropora
Compact, dense-branching acro in warm cream-and-pink tones; a hardier SPS pick for the reef keeper stepping up from LPS.
Miyagi Tort Acropora
A classic, fast-growing tortuosa strain with green branches and pink tips; a great starter acro.
Rainbow Loom Acropora
Multicolor branching acro that shifts hue across the colony; wants strong, stable reef parameters.
Molten Night Acropora
Dark base with glowing molten-orange branch tips; a striking contrast piece for an SPS-dominant tank.
Montipora & Birdsnest
Fire Starter Montipora
Encrusting/plating monti in fiery orange-red; fast-growing and a good stepping stone into SPS.
Sunfire Grafted Montipora Cap
Grafted montipora cap piece in a warm sunfire orange; plates out quickly under good light and flow.
Nuclear Fusion Montipora
Glowing multicolor monti frag with a mix of green, orange, and pink; fast-growing and forgiving for the SPS beginner.
Birds of Paradise Birdsnest
Dense, twiggy birdsnest coral in soft pastel tones; one of the fastest-growing and most forgiving SPS corals.
Twisted Birdsnest
Birdsnest coral with a twisting branch structure; fast-growing, hardy, and a great beginner SPS.
Rasta Zoanthid (4+ Polyp)
Classic multicolor rasta zoa with a rainbow center; hardy, easy, and a great softie for beginners.
Conditioned Frags
Ultra Alveopora
Long-tentacled flower-like coral related to goniopora; sways beautifully in the current but wants very stable water.
Multicolor Candy Cane
Classic beginner LPS with striped, candy-cane-colored polyps; one of the easiest and hardiest corals to keep.
Kryptonite Candy Cane (Mini Colony)
Glowing green-and-yellow candy cane colony; hardy, forgiving, and a great value LPS starter piece.
Indo Green Stem Torch (Orange/Pink Tip)
Long, flowing torch coral tentacles tipped in orange or pink; a stunning centerpiece that needs its own space.
Western Aussie Multicolor Torch
Premium Australian torch frag with multicolor tentacle tips; wants steady flow to fully extend.
Micro Favia
Small-polyp favia variety; easy, hardy, and a good value frag for filling out an LPS collection.
Fox Coral
Long sweeper tentacles that extend at night to catch food; give it open space from neighboring corals.
Fiji Green Pocillopora
Fast-growing branching pocillopora in bright green; one of the hardiest entry-level SPS corals.
Fiji Pink Pocillopora
Same hardy, fast-growing pocillopora in a soft pink color form; great for a beginner building SPS confidence.
Super Neon Green Star Polyp
Fast-spreading mat of glowing green star polyps; extremely hardy and a great beginner softie — give it room to spread.
Zoanthid / Palythoa Mix
Assorted zoa/paly frag; hardy, colorful, and beginner-friendly — handle with gloves as with all zoanthids.
Easy Care
Java Fern 1/2 Mat
Mature java fern pre-grown on a mat, ready to drop into the aquascape; low light, liquid ferts only.
Java Fern Narrow Leaf (On Mat)
Thin, narrow-bladed java fern variety mounted for instant hardscape decor; low light epiphyte.
Amazon Frogbit
Floating plant with round velvety leaves and long trailing roots; shades the tank and soaks up excess nutrients.
Christmas Moss
Triangular, textured moss great for hardscape ties and shrimp cover; low light, liquid ferts only.
Java Moss
The classic hardy carpet/hardscape moss; nearly indestructible and great cover for fry and shrimp.
Red Root Floater
Small floating plant that colors a vivid red under strong light; shades the tank and helps control algae.
Anubias Barteri (Round Leaf, Potted)
Broad, deep-green epiphyte leaves on a tough rhizome; attach to wood or rock, never bury the rhizome.
Anubias Barteri (Large, Potted)
Larger-leafed anubias barteri for background or hardscape anchoring; slow-growing and nearly indestructible.
Anubias Congensis (Potted)
Ruffled, textured anubias leaves with a bold look; a great mid-to-background epiphyte for wood or rock.
Cryptocoryne Lutea (Potted)
Compact green crypt, great for the foreground; root feeder — use root tabs, expect some melt after replanting.
Cryptocoryne Parva (Potted)
The smallest commercially available crypt; a slow-growing, low-light foreground carpet plant.
Cryptocoryne Spiralis (Potted)
Narrow, spiraling crypt leaves; an easy, low-light background-to-midground planting.
Cryptocoryne Undulata (Potted)
Wavy-edged crypt leaves in olive-brown; hardy, low-light, and a good midground filler.
Cryptocoryne Wendtii Bronze (Potted)
Hardy, low-light crypt in a warm bronze tone; one of the easiest and most forgiving crypts to keep.
Cryptocoryne Wendtii "Florida Sunset" (Potted)
Multicolor wendtii strain with pink, orange, and green tones; hardy and low-light like other wendtii forms.
Cryptocoryne Wendtii Red (Potted)
Deep reddish-brown wendtii crypt; hardy, low-light, and a reliable midground color plant.
Cryptocoryne "Atlandsberg" (Potted)
Hardy hybrid crypt with broad olive-green leaves; low light and easygoing like other crypt varieties.
Water Sprite (Potted)
Fast-growing, lacy-leafed plant that can be rooted or floated; a nutrient sponge great for new tanks.
Amazon Sword (Mother Plant)
Large mature background sword plant; a heavy root feeder — use root tabs and a nutrient-rich substrate.
Oriental Sword (Mother Plant)
Broad-leafed background sword plant; a heavy root feeder that makes a bold statement once established.
Anubias Nana (Mother Plant, Potted)
Large, mature nana plant ready to be divided; the classic, nearly indestructible aquarium anubias.
Anubias Nana/Congensis Mother (Potted)
Large hybrid anubias mother plant; slow-growing and tough, great for propagating multiple tanks.
Vallisneria Corkscrew (Bunch)
Corkscrew-leafed vallisneria for background planting; a root feeder that spreads by runners once established.
Vallisneria Jungle
Tall, wide-leafed vallisneria for a bold background jungle look; a root feeder — use root tabs.
Intermediate Care
Aponogeton "Madagascar Lace"
Striking lattice-leafed bulb plant; a dramatic background centerpiece that benefits from root tabs and cooler water.
Aponogeton Ulvaceus
Fast-growing bulb plant with long, wavy translucent leaves; a striking background piece that goes dormant periodically.
Ambulia (Limnophila sessiliflora, Bunch)
Feathery, fast-growing stem plant that helps pull excess nutrients from the water column.
Anacharis / Egeria Densa (Bunch)
Fast-growing bunch plant and beginner oxygenator; a great nutrient sponge for new or cooler tanks.
Bacopa (Bunch)
Rounded-leaf stem plant that's easy to trim and replant; a reliable midground green stem.
Bacopa Purple (Bunch)
Red-purple bacopa color form; benefits from strong light for best coloration.
Cabomba, Green (Bunch)
Delicate, feathery fan-leafed stem plant; wants good light and stable water to avoid shedding.
Hygrophila Angustifolia (Bunch)
Narrow-leafed hygro with fast, upright growth; an easy-trim background stem plant.
Ludwigia "Red Skeleton" (Bunch)
Red-veined stem plant with a lace-like leaf pattern; strong light brings out the best color.
Ludwigia Super Red (Bunch)
Bright red stem plant that colors intensely under strong light; a reliable red accent for the midground.
Pogostemon Erectus (Bunch)
Dense, upright stem plant with fine feathery leaves; forms a green "hedge" look in the midground.
Rotala Indica (Bunch)
Fine-leafed pink-and-green stem plant that colors up with light; a popular, easy-trim aquascaping stem.
Rotala "Magenta" (Bunch)
Vivid magenta-pink rotala variety; strong light and CO2 bring out the deepest color.
Blyxa Japonica
Grass-like rosette plant popular in aquascaping foregrounds/midgrounds; benefits from rich substrate and good light.
Blyxa sp. Red
Reddish color form of blyxa with the same fine, grass-like rosette structure; a striking accent plant.
Tiger Lotus, Red
Bulb plant with striking red-and-green mottled leaves; a dramatic centerpiece, trim surface leaves to keep it submersed.
Amazon Sword, MD (Potted)
Medium-size classic background sword plant; a heavy root feeder — use root tabs.
Red Flame Sword, MD (Potted)
Sword plant with red-flamed leaf patterning; a heavy root feeder that makes a bold color statement.
Red Rubin Sword, MD (Potted)
Deep red-leafed sword variety; a heavy root feeder, best with strong light for color.
Cardinal Plant (Potted)
Bold red-leafed stem plant popular as a background accent; benefits from strong light and root tabs.
Micro Sword, Narrow Leaf (Potted)
Fine, grass-like carpeting plant; spreads into a lawn under good light with root tabs.
Expert Care
Rotala Wallichii (Bunch)
Fine, whorled needle-leaf rotala that needs strong light and CO2 to hold its pink-red color and compact form.
Alternanthera Reineckii (Tissue Culture)
Deep red-purple stem plant sold pest-free in a tissue-culture cup; wants strong light and CO2 for its best color.
Eleocharis Acicularis Mini (Tissue Culture)
Ultra-fine dwarf hairgrass sold pest-free in a tissue-culture cup; forms a dense lawn with CO2 and strong light.
Hygrophila Tripartita (T/C Cup)
Finely divided, feathery-leafed hygro sold pest-free in tissue culture; benefits from CO2 for a fuller, denser look.
Marsilea Hirsuta (Tissue Culture)
Four-leaf-clover-shaped carpeting plant sold pest-free in a cup; needs CO2 and strong light to carpet well.
Rotala Macandra (T/C Cup)
Broad-leafed red rotala sold pest-free in tissue culture; wants strong light and CO2 to hold its deep color.
