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New Fish, Corals & Plants This Week | Nature Aquariums Lauderhill 8-1-26

New Fish, Corals & Plants This Week | Nature Aquariums Lauderhill 8-1-26

New Stock This Week

Nature Aquariums • 5344 N. University Drive, Lauderhill, FL • 754-223-3104

All livestock is observed before sale. Quantities are limited — call ahead or stop in to buy your favorites. Some fish, plants, or corals may already be sold or in quarantine by the time you visit. Stock sells fast on arrival weekends!

Danios

Longfin Leopard Danio

pH 6.5–7.564–75°FMax 2"

Hardy, active shoaler with a long-finned spotted variant of the classic zebra danio.

Longfin Red White Cloud Danio

pH 6.0–8.064–72°FMax 1.5"

Cool-water, long-finned form of a beginner-proof, peaceful schooling minnow.

Gold Ring Danio (T.R.)

pH 6.5–7.568–79°FMax 1.5"

Rare Burmese danio with a metallic gold-and-black ringed pattern; prefers cooler water.

Rasboras

Maculatus Dwarf Rasbora

pH 4.5–6.575–79°FMax 1"

Tiny blackwater rasbora with a red body and dark spot; best in groups of 8+ in a planted nano.

Rasbora Kubotai

pH 6.0–7.573–82°FMax 1"

Neon green rasbora with a bold black stripe; peaceful shoaler for planted tanks.

Barbs

Drapefin Barb

pH 6.0–7.572–82°FMax 1.5"

Slender Indian barb named for the male's elegant, draping dorsal fin; peaceful shoaler.

Gold Calico "Koi" Barb

pH 6.0–8.064–75°FMax 3"

Hardy, colorful barb variant with mottled gold-and-black koi-style patterning.

Cichlids

Banded Blue Severum

pH 6.0–7.575–82°FMax 10"

Disc-shaped South American cichlid with a calm temperament for its size; needs a large tank.

Firemouth Cichlid

pH 6.5–8.075–80°FMax 6"

Central American cichlid known for flaring its fiery red throat during territorial displays.

Silver Argentea Cichlid

pH 7.0–7.876–86°FMax 12"

Large, striking Mexican cichlid with a silver-white body; aggressive, best kept as a pair in a big tank.

Catfish

Panda Corydoras

pH 6.0–7.568–75°FMax 2"

Classic black-and-white bottom-dweller; peaceful and best kept in groups of 6+.

Gourami

Blue Cobalt Dwarf Gourami (Male)

pH 6.0–7.572–82°FMax 3.5"

Vividly colored, peaceful surface-dweller; a great centerpiece fish for a planted community tank.

Goldfish

Oranda Calico Goldfish

pH 7.0–8.465–72°FMax 8"

Fancy goldfish with a raised head-growth (wen) and calico coloring; needs cool, well-filtered water.

Pearlscale Goldfish

pH 7.0–8.465–72°FMax 6"

Round-bodied fancy goldfish with distinctive domed, pearl-like scales.

Bettas

Multicolor Koi Betta (Female)

pH 6.5–7.576–82°FMax 2.5"

Marbled koi-pattern betta female; peaceful and community-friendly compared to males.

Pink Valentine Betta (Female)

pH 6.5–7.576–82°FMax 2.5"

Soft pink-toned betta female, ideal for a planted community or sorority setup.

Pink Valentine Betta (Male)

pH 6.5–7.576–82°FMax 3"

Show-quality pink betta male; keep singly, no other bettas in the tank.

Super Giant Shortfin Koi Betta (Male)

pH 6.5–7.576–82°FMax 4"

Oversized koi-patterned plakat betta; bold personality, keep singly.

Livebearers

Elephant Ear Guppy (Assorted)

pH 7.0–8.572–82°FMax 2"

Guppy variant with dramatically oversized, fan-like pectoral fins; easy and prolific.

Endler Guppy (Premium Assorted)

pH 7.0–8.572–82°FMax 1.5"

Small, vividly colored wild-type livebearer; hardy and a prolific breeder.

Leopard Tail Guppy (Singapore)

pH 7.0–8.572–82°FMax 2"

Guppy strain with bold leopard-spotted tail patterning; easy for any community tank.

Navy Blue Cobra Guppy

pH 7.0–8.572–82°FMax 2"

Deep navy cobra-patterned guppy strain; hardy and colorful.

Elephant Ear Creamsicle Molly

pH 7.0–8.572–82°FMax 4"

Large-finned molly in warm cream-orange tones; appreciates some aquarium salt and hard water.

Orange Tiger Balloon Molly

pH 7.0–8.572–82°FMax 3"

Round-bodied balloon molly with tiger-orange coloring; peaceful livebearer.

Platy (Assorted)

pH 7.0–8.270–78°FMax 2.5"

Classic, hardy, easygoing livebearer available in a mix of colors.

Red Eye Cauliflower Sabertail Swordtail

pH 7.0–8.272–82°FMax 4"

Swordtail strain with a thick, ruffled 'cauliflower' dorsal and red eyes; hardy livebearer.

Rainbowfish

Red Neon Blue-Eye Rainbowfish

pH 6.0–7.572–79°FMax 1.5"

Tiny New Guinea rainbowfish with fiery red-orange bodies and electric blue eyes; keep in groups.

Loaches

Hillstream Loach, Borneo Yellowfin (Lg)

pH 6.5–8.068–75°FMax 3"

Flat-bodied algae grazer built for fast, cool, oxygen-rich water; needs strong current.

Tetras

Ember Tetra

pH 6.0–7.573–84°FMax 0.8"

Tiny, glowing orange-red schooling tetra; a planted-tank staple, keep in groups of 8+.

Snails

Gold Mystery Snail (sm)

pH 7.0–8.068–82°FMax 2"

Peaceful algae- and biofilm-grazing apple snail in a bright gold shell.

Ivory Mystery Snail (med)

pH 7.0–8.068–82°FMax 2"

Cream-white mystery snail; easy cleanup crew for community tanks.

Jade Mystery Snail (med)

pH 7.0–8.068–82°FMax 2"

Green-toned mystery snail; peaceful grazer, breathes via a siphon at the surface.

Assassin Snail

pH 7.0–8.070–78°FMax 1"

Predatory snail that hunts and controls pest snail populations in the aquarium.

Batik Nerite Snail

pH 7.0–8.572–78°FMax 1"

Patterned algae-eating nerite; won't reproduce in freshwater, so no population booms.

Red Racer Nerite Snail

pH 7.0–8.572–78°FMax 1"

Bold red-striped nerite; excellent glass and algae cleaner.

Piano Snail

pH 7.0–8.070–80°FMax 2"

Large, hardy livebearing snail with piano-key style banding; strong algae grazer.

Poso Orange Rabbit Snail

pH 7.5–8.578–86°FMax 2"

Bright orange Sulawesi rabbit snail; needs warm, hard, high-pH water.

Spiky Nerite Snail (Lg)

pH 7.0–8.572–78°FMax 1.5"

Nerite with raised spiky ridges on the shell; excellent algae control.

Tricolor Horned Nerite Snail

pH 7.0–8.572–78°FMax 1"

Small-horned nerite with tricolor shell banding; peaceful glass cleaner.

Crayfish

Mexican Dwarf Orange Lobster (CPO)

pH 7.0–8.065–75°FMax 1.5"

Dwarf crayfish (CPO) in bright orange; generally shrimp-safe when well-fed, prefers cooler water.

Angelfish

Lamarck Angelfish

Reef Safe
pH 8.1–8.472–78°FMax 8"

Swallowtail angel and a true reef-safe angelfish, feeding on plankton in the water column.

Venustus Angelfish

Reef Safe with Caution
pH 8.1–8.472–78°FMax 4"

Dwarf angel with striking purple-and-yellow coloring; may pick at LPS or clams occasionally.

Basslets

Royal Gramma

Reef Safe
pH 8.1–8.472–78°FMax 3"

Classic purple-and-yellow basslet; hardy, peaceful, and a reef-tank staple.

Cardinalfish

Red-Spot Cardinalfish

Reef Safe
pH 8.1–8.472–78°FMax 1.6"

Small shoaling cardinal with a red spot near the tail; best kept in a group.

Gobies

Purple Firefish Goby

Reef Safe
pH 8.1–8.472–78°FMax 3"

Elegant, peaceful dartfish that hovers near a burrow; needs a tight-fitting lid, known jumper.

Engineer Goby

Reef Safe with Caution
pH 8.1–8.472–78°FMax 10"

Eel-like burrowing goby that rearranges sand and rock; can outgrow smaller reef systems.

Bella Sleeper Goby

Reef Safe
pH 8.1–8.472–78°FMax 5"

Sand-sifting goby that helps keep the sandbed clean by processing it for food.

Tangs

Atlantic Blue Tang

Reef Safe
pH 8.1–8.472–78°FMax 12"

Classic blue tang with a yellow tail; needs a large tank with plenty of swimming room and algae to graze.

Wrasses

Pearl / China Wrasse

Reef Safe
pH 8.1–8.472–78°FMax 8"

Striking blue-and-white burrowing wrasse; sensitive and best suited to experienced reefkeepers.

Naoko's Fairy Wrasse (Male)

Reef Safe
pH 8.1–8.472–78°FMax 3.5"

Vividly colored Indonesian fairy wrasse; peaceful, active swimmer for established reefs.

Laboute's Fairy Wrasse

Reef Safe
pH 8.1–8.472–78°FMax 4"

Deepwater Melanesian fairy wrasse with rich purple-red coloring; hardy once established.

Flavianalis Flasher Wrasse (Yellow-Fin)

Reef Safe
pH 8.1–8.472–78°FMax 2.5"

Small, vibrant flasher wrasse; males perform colorful courtship displays.

Royal Flasher Wrasse

Reef Safe
pH 8.1–8.472–78°FMax 3"

Compact, jewel-toned flasher wrasse; peaceful and reef-safe, best with a tight lid.

Six Line Wrasse

Reef Safe with Caution
pH 8.1–8.472–78°FMax 3"

Hardy, active pest-hunter; can be feisty toward small or shy tankmates once established.

Crabs

Emerald Crab

Reef Safe
pH 8.1–8.472–78°FMax 2"

Excellent bubble algae eater; peaceful cleanup crew member for reef tanks.

Porcelain Crab

Reef Safe
pH 8.1–8.472–78°FMax 1.5"

Filter-feeding anemone crab; harmless to corals and fish.

Blue Knuckle Hermit Crab

Reef Safe
pH 8.1–8.472–78°FMax 1.5"

Active scavenger and algae grazer; provide extra shells for molting.

Halloween Orange Band Hermit Crab

Reef Safe
pH 8.1–8.472–78°FMax 1.5"

Bold orange-banded hermit; helps clean detritus and algae from rock and sand.

Blue Leg Dwarf Hermit Crab

Reef Safe
pH 8.1–8.472–78°FMax 0.75"

Small, prolific algae-eating hermit; a cleanup crew workhorse.

Snails

Conehead Algae Eater Snail

Reef Safe
pH 8.1–8.472–78°FMax 1"

Efficient glass and rock algae grazer for the cleanup crew.

Strawberry Conch

Reef Safe
pH 8.1–8.472–78°FMax 2"

Sand-sifting conch that keeps the sandbed aerated and free of detritus.

Olive Sandsifting Periscope Snail

Reef Safe
pH 8.1–8.472–78°FMax 1.5"

Burrowing sand-sifter that processes and cleans the substrate.

Margarite Snail

Reef Safe
pH 8.1–8.472–78°FMax 1"

Cold-hardy algae grazer, especially effective on hair algae and film algae.

Green Spiral Margarite Snail

Reef Safe
pH 8.1–8.472–78°FMax 1"

Spiral-shelled algae grazer; works rock and glass surfaces.

Spiral Top Snail (Black & White)

Reef Safe
pH 8.1–8.472–78°FMax 1"

Patterned algae-grazing snail for rockwork and glass.

Shrimp

Bumble Bee Shrimp

Reef Safe
pH 8.1–8.472–78°FMax 1"

Tiny, boldly striped scavenger shrimp; peaceful and reef-safe.

Blood / Fire Shrimp

Reef Safe
pH 8.1–8.472–78°FMax 2.5"

Bright red cleaner shrimp with long white antennae; sets up a cleaning station.

Cleaner / Scarlet Skunk Shrimp

Reef Safe
pH 8.1–8.472–78°FMax 2"

Popular cleaner shrimp that picks parasites off fish; peaceful and reef-safe.

Pederson Cleaner Shrimp

Reef Safe
pH 8.1–8.472–78°FMax 1"

Small, translucent cleaner shrimp often found near anemones.

Sexy Dancer Shrimp

Reef Safe
pH 8.1–8.472–78°FMax 1"

Small, colorful shrimp known for its distinctive swaying dance movement.

Stars & Urchins

Sand Sifting Star

Reef Safe
pH 8.1–8.472–78°FMax 6"

Burrowing starfish that works through the sandbed to consume detritus and waste.

Red Pincushion Urchin

Reef Safe
pH 8.1–8.472–78°FMax 3"

Spiny, algae-grazing urchin; effective at controlling nuisance algae on rock.

Easy Care

Hygrophila Siamensis

CO2: Suggested
pH 6.0–7.572–82°F

Fast-growing, bushy stem plant that adapts to most tanks; great background filler.

Hydrocotyle Verticillata (Whorled Pennywort)

CO2: Suggested
pH 6.0–7.568–82°F

Easy, round-leafed stem plant that can be grown carpeted or as a background bush.

Anubias Nana Pinto

CO2: Not Required
pH 6.0–7.572–82°F

Variegated Anubias epiphyte; attach to wood or rock, never bury the rhizome.

Bucephalandra Green Godzilla (pot)

CO2: Not Required
pH 5.5–7.572–82°F

Slow-growing rheophyte epiphyte with textured green leaves; attach to hardscape.

Bucephalandra Red Mini (pot)

CO2: Not Required
pH 5.5–7.572–82°F

Compact red-tinted Bucephalandra; attach to wood or rock, do not bury rhizome.

Anubias Barteri Petite Round on Lava Stone

CO2: Not Required
pH 6.0–7.572–82°F

Petite round-leaf Anubias pre-mounted on lava rock; ready to drop into any tank.

Cryptocoryne Wendtii Brown

CO2: Not Required
pH 6.0–8.072–82°F

Hardy root-feeding crypt in warm brown tones; melts and recovers when moved — be patient.

Vallisneria Americana

CO2: Not Required
pH 6.5–8.568–82°F

Tall, ribbon-leafed background grass; fast-growing root feeder, great for background cover.

Bacopa Monnieri

CO2: Suggested
pH 6.0–7.572–82°F

Easy, rounded-leaf stem plant that also thrives partially emersed.

Anubias Barteri Round "Golden Coin"

CO2: Not Required
pH 6.0–7.572–82°F

Round, coin-shaped leaf Anubias epiphyte; low light tolerant, attach to hardscape.

Vallisneria Spiralis

CO2: Not Required
pH 6.5–8.568–82°F

Classic corkscrew-leafed background grass; fast root-feeding runner.

Bacopa Caroliniana Red

CO2: Suggested
pH 6.0–7.572–82°F

Reddish-toned Bacopa stem plant; colors up best under stronger light.

Anubias Nana

CO2: Not Required
pH 6.0–7.572–82°F

The classic hardy Anubias epiphyte; low-light tolerant, attach don't bury.

Egeria Densa (Anacharis)

CO2: Not Required
pH 6.5–8.560–78°F

Fast-growing, cold-tolerant oxygenating stem plant; great for beginners and pond setups.

Anubias Nana Petite (pot)

CO2: Not Required
pH 6.0–7.572–82°F

Miniature version of Anubias nana; ideal for nano tanks, attach to hardscape.

Microsorum Pteropus (Java Fern, pot)

CO2: Not Required
pH 6.0–7.568–82°F

Extremely hardy epiphytic fern; attach to wood or rock, liquid ferts only.

Creeping Charlie (Mint Charlie)

CO2: Not Required
pH 6.5–7.565–82°F

Fast, mint-scented stem plant with round leaves; easy midground filler, tolerates low light.

Corkscrew Vallisneria

CO2: Not Required
pH 6.5–8.568–82°F

Twisted-blade background grass; fast root-feeding runner, great for background cover.

Jungle Vallisneria

CO2: Not Required
pH 6.5–8.568–82°F

Tall, broad-bladed background grass; fast-growing root feeder that spreads via runners.

Christmas Moss (portions)

CO2: Not Required
pH 5.5–7.560–78°F

Fine, feathery moss with a Christmas-tree branching pattern; tie to wood or rock.

Taiwan Moss (portions)

CO2: Not Required
pH 5.5–7.561–77°F

Compact, dense moss that hugs hardscape closely; tie down and trim as it fills in.

Aquatic Mint, Small Leaf

CO2: Not Required
pH 6.5–7.565–82°F

Fast-growing, mint-scented plant closely related to Creeping Charlie; easy and low-light tolerant.

Red Root Floater (portions)

CO2: Not Required
pH 6.0–7.575–82°F

Floating plant with red-tinted roots and leaves; needs bright light and still water to color up.

Azolla (portions)

CO2: Not Required
pH 6.0–7.565–85°F

Tiny floating fern that multiplies quickly; helps shade the tank and soak up excess nutrients.

Frogbit (Water Garden Surface Variety)

CO2: Not Required
pH 6.5–7.565–82°F

Round-leafed floating plant with trailing roots; needs still water and bright light, no CO2.

Salvinia (portions)

CO2: Not Required
pH 6.0–7.565–85°F

Fast-growing floating fern with fuzzy leaves; provides shade and cover for fry and shrimp.

Parrot's Feather

CO2: Suggested
pH 6.5–7.565–82°F

Feathery stem plant that can be planted or left floating; also popular in outdoor water gardens.

Intermediate Care

Cabomba, Purple

CO2: Suggested
pH 6.0–7.072–82°F

Fine, feathery purple-red stem plant; needs decent light to stay full and not leggy.

Cryptocoryne Lutea (potted)

CO2: Not Required
pH 6.0–7.572–82°F

Compact root-feeding crypt; may melt after replanting, then regrows — be patient.

Cryptocoryne Parva (potted)

CO2: Not Required
pH 6.0–7.572–82°F

One of the smallest crypts available; slow-growing, root-feeding foreground plant.

Hydrocotyle sp. Japan (on mat)

CO2: Suggested
pH 6.0–7.568–82°F

Small round-leafed carpeting plant on a growing mat; benefits from good light to fill in.

Riccia Fluitans UNS Tissue Culture (Small)

CO2: Required
pH 6.0–7.568–82°F

Bright green carpeting/floating moss; needs tying down and CO2 for a true carpet.

Eleocharis Parvulus Mini (Dwarf Hair Grass)

CO2: Required
pH 6.0–7.568–82°F

Fine-bladed carpeting grass; needs good light and CO2 to fill in densely.

Micranthemum Monte Carlo

CO2: Required
pH 6.0–7.568–82°F

Popular round-leaf carpeting plant; benefits from CO2 and strong light to stay low.

Hydrocotyle Tripartita Mini

CO2: Suggested
pH 6.0–7.568–82°F

Delicate clover-leaf carpeting plant; can carpet or grow upward depending on trimming.

Hemianthus Micranthemoides (Pearl Weed)

CO2: Suggested
pH 6.0–7.568–82°F

Fine-leafed stem/carpet plant that pearls heavily under good light and CO2.

Glossostigma Elatinoides

CO2: Required
pH 6.0–7.572–82°F

Demanding, low-growing carpet plant; needs strong light and consistent CO2.

Alternanthera Reineckii Mini

CO2: Suggested
pH 6.0–7.572–82°F

Compact red-leafed stem plant; strong light and CO2 bring out its best color.

Bacopa Salzmannii Purple

CO2: Suggested
pH 6.0–7.572–82°F

Purple-tinted Bacopa stem plant; colors up nicely under higher light.

Hygrophila Lancea Araguaia

CO2: Suggested
pH 6.0–7.572–82°F

Reddish-brown stem plant native to Brazil; adds warm color contrast to a layout.

Ludwigia Glandulosa var. Diamond

CO2: Suggested
pH 6.0–7.572–82°F

Deep red-purple stem plant; benefits from CO2 and strong lighting for best color.

Ludwigia Natans Super Red

CO2: Suggested
pH 6.0–7.572–82°F

Bright red stem plant that colors intensely under strong light.

Expert Care

Pogostemon Erectus

CO2: Required
pH 6.0–7.072–82°F

Dense, fine-leafed stem plant popular for aquascaping backgrounds; demands CO2 and strong light.

Proserpinaca Palustris

CO2: Required
pH 6.0–7.068–78°F

Feathery, reddish stem plant; needs CO2 and nutrient-rich substrate to thrive.

Rotala H'ra

CO2: Required
pH 6.0–7.072–82°F

Compact red stem plant popular in aquascaping; demands CO2 and strong light for color.

Echinodorus Bleheri (Amazon Sword, pot)

CO2: Suggested
pH 6.5–7.572–82°F

Large root-feeding sword plant; needs root tabs and a nutrient-rich substrate.

Terrarium / Paludarium

Fittonia Albivenis Red

CO2: n/a
pH n/a — humid substrate68–80°F

Terrestrial nerve plant with vivid red veining; needs high humidity, not for submersion — terrarium/paludarium only.

Lizard's Tail (Marginal Hardy, potted 2")

CO2: n/a
pH n/a — shallow water/mud60–85°F

True marginal pond plant that roots in mud at the water's edge; grows emersed, not for full submersion.

Sensitive Plant (Mimosa pudica)

CO2: n/a
pH n/a — humid substrate65–85°F

Terrestrial plant whose leaves fold when touched; a fun paludarium/terrarium novelty, not aquatic.

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