New Stock This Week
Just got in for the weekend of October 3–4, 2026 · Tank combos marked down
Tank Combo Deals
Tank and stand together, marked down. Most are one-of-a-kind — once it's gone, it's gone. Stop in to see them or buy online and pick up at the store.
20 Gallon Planted Starter Combo
Aqueon 20 gallon high tank, solid wood black stand, Sicce hang-on-back filter, and Hygger LED. A complete planted setup for beginners.
3 available
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40 Gallon Breeder Planted Combo
40 gallon breeder on a solid wood Marineland Majesty stand, with Aquael hang-on-back filtration and a Fluval Plant 4.0 LED. Built for a high-light planted tank.
Only 1 available
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55 Gallon Tank & Stand Combo
The classic 4-foot tank. Room for cichlids, big schools of tetras, or a full planted layout.
Only 1 available
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125 Gallon Aqueon Tank, Canopy & Stand
Freshwater 125 gallon Aqueon with wood cabinet and matching wood canopy. Sold as a set only. The canopy has a cosmetic mark on the top rear left — not visible unless you're on a ladder, and the wood can be refinished.
Only 1 available
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180 Gallon Bundle
A true showpiece tank for the big build you've been planning. Call or stop in to talk through setup and delivery.
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View ComboCombo pricing applies when all pieces are purchased together. Questions? Call 754-223-3104.
Dwarf Green Pike Cichlid
A pint-sized pike cichlid with big attitude. Ambush feeder — keep with tankmates too large to swallow, give it caves and wood, and feed meaty frozen foods.
German Blue Ram
Electric color for a peaceful community tank. Wants warm, soft, very clean water in a mature tank — steady water changes keep them at their best.
Bolivian Ram
The hardier cousin of the blue ram. Peaceful, sifts sand for food, and does well in a planted community at normal temps.
Peppered Cory
A tough, classic cory that handles cooler water. Keep a group of 6+ over soft sand and feed sinking foods.
Pygmy Cory
Tiny cory that schools mid-water instead of sitting on the bottom. Perfect nano fish — keep 10 or more.
Green Laser Sucker Loach
Borneo hillstream loach that grazes biofilm off rocks. Needs strong flow, high oxygen, cooler water, and a mature tank with smooth stones.
Imperial Double Red Borneo Sucker Loach
A rarely seen red-marked Gastromyzon. Same care as other hillstream loaches — fast, cool, well-oxygenated water and plenty of grazing surface.
Rainbow Tiger Borneo Sucker Loach (SK05)
Only one in this shipment. Striped hillstream grazer for a river-style setup with high flow and rock cover.
Clown Loach
Playful, social, and a great snail eater. Keep 5+ together. They grow slowly but get large — plan for a big tank long term.
Black Garra
Active algae and biofilm grazer that likes current. A good fit for river or hillstream tanks.
Cardinal Tetra
Brilliant red-and-blue schooler. Keep 10+ in a planted tank with warm, soft water.
Ember Tetra
Glowing orange nano tetra. Peaceful, colors up best in a group over dark substrate and plants.
Rainbow Emperor Tetra
Males show red eyes and a rainbow sheen. Calm, slightly territorial males — great centerpiece schooler.
Orange Lemon Tetra
An orange-toned form of the lemon tetra. Easygoing and colorful in a group of 8+.
Green Neon Tetra
Smaller, more intense blue-green than a regular neon. Wants soft, acidic water and a calm planted tank.
Mascara Barb
Active shoaler with a dark eye stripe and red-edged fins. Give a group of 6+ open swimming room.
Celestial Pearl Danio
Spotted nano gem with orange fins. A bit shy — best in a densely planted tank with calm tankmates.
Emerald Dwarf Danio
Barred blue-and-orange micro fish. Prefers harder water and plenty of plant cover.
Neon Green Rasbora
Lime-green shimmer in a tight school. Great for nano and planted tanks.
Gold White Cloud Minnow
Gold form of the classic cool-water minnow. Works in unheated tanks — don't keep it too warm.
Fire Honey Dwarf Gourami
Small, peaceful gourami with deep orange color. Good choice for a planted community tank.
Pearl Gourami
Elegant pearl-spotted gourami; males develop a red throat. Calm and hardy with floating plants overhead.
Blue Spotted Halfbeak
Surface-dwelling livebearer from Borneo. Jumper — use a tight lid. Feed small floating and frozen foods.
Gertrude's Rainbow
Spotted, yellow-finned micro rainbow. Males display constantly — keep more females than males.
Red Neon Rainbow
Males glow red-orange when displaying. Peaceful nano rainbow for planted tanks.
Clown Killi
Banded top-dweller with a striped tail. Likes soft water, floating plants, and a tight lid.
Pea Puffer
World's smallest puffer. Best in a species tank with plants. Feeds on frozen bloodworms and snails — will nip slow fish.
Amano Shrimp
One of the best algae-cleaning shrimp. Peaceful and hardy in most community tanks.
Blue Dream Shrimp
Deep blue Neocaridina. Easy to keep and breed in a planted tank without large fish.
Fire Red Shrimp
Bright red Neocaridina — 100 came in. Hardy, breeds readily, and keeps biofilm in check.
Assassin Snail
Eats pest snails. Don't keep with snails you want to save. Prefers sand to burrow in.
Lamarck Angelfish
Open-water swallowtail angel that eats plankton instead of coral. Needs a large tank with swimming room.
Watanabei Angelfish (Female)
Deep-water swallowtail angel — one came in. Reef-friendly planktivore; give it a calm tank and frequent feedings.
Chalk Basslet
Peaceful Caribbean basslet that can live in small groups in larger tanks.
Ocellaris Clownfish
The classic clown. Hardy, eats everything, and adapts well to new tanks.
Snowflake Ocellaris Clownfish
Ocellaris with heavy irregular white patterning — every one looks different.
Blue Reef Chromis
Bright blue Atlantic chromis. Active mid-water fish; adds color and movement to reef tanks.
Ruby Dragonet
Small red dragonet. Needs a mature tank with a healthy copepod population.
False Yellow Spotted Watchman Goby
Sand-dwelling goby that can pair with a pistol shrimp. Needs a sand bed to dig in.
Exquisite Firefish
Hovering dartfish with red-to-purple fins. Jumper — keep a lid on the tank.
Yellowhead Jawfish
Builds and lives in a burrow. Needs a deep sand bed with rubble and a covered tank.
Yasha Goby
Striped goby with a tall red dorsal fin. Can pair with a Randall's pistol shrimp.
Saltwater Sailfin Molly
Converted to saltwater. Good algae grazer and tough tank cycler; may pick at clam mantles or some LPS.
Six Line Wrasse
Colorful and great at hunting flatworms and pests, but can bully small, peaceful fish added after it.
Ultra Crocea Clam
Vivid clam that bores into rock. Needs strong lighting, stable calcium and alkalinity, and a mature reef.
Olive Sandsifting Periscope Snail
Burrows through the sand bed and pokes its siphon up. Carnivorous — may eat other small snails or clams.
Margarita Snail
Small algae grazer for glass and rock. Prefers the cooler end of reef temperatures.
Bumble Bee Shrimp
Tiny striped shrimp. Leaves corals alone but eats starfish and urchin tube feet.
Anubias Barteri Broad Leaf
Wide, dark leaves that tolerate low light. Epiphyte: tie or glue to wood or rock, don't bury the rhizome. Liquid ferts only — no root tabs.
Anubias Barteri Petite Round
Compact round-leaf anubias already on stone — drop it in and go. Epiphyte: tie or glue to wood or rock, don't bury the rhizome. Liquid ferts only — no root tabs.
Anubias Barteri 'Golden Coin'
Round leaves with a lighter golden-green tone. Epiphyte: tie or glue to wood or rock, don't bury the rhizome. Liquid ferts only — no root tabs.
Anubias Congensis
Long, narrow leaves on a taller anubias. Epiphyte: tie or glue to wood or rock, don't bury the rhizome. Liquid ferts only — no root tabs.
Anubias Nana
The standard small anubias for foreground and hardscape. Epiphyte: tie or glue to wood or rock, don't bury the rhizome. Liquid ferts only — no root tabs.
Anubias Nana 'Peacock'
Nana variety with textured, patterned leaves. Epiphyte: tie or glue to wood or rock, don't bury the rhizome. Liquid ferts only — no root tabs.
Anubias Nana Petite
Miniature anubias for nano tanks and tight spots. Epiphyte: tie or glue to wood or rock, don't bury the rhizome. Liquid ferts only — no root tabs.
Anubias Nana Petite
Petite anubias pre-attached to lava stone. Epiphyte: tie or glue to wood or rock, don't bury the rhizome. Liquid ferts only — no root tabs.
Black Pearl Bucephalandra
Dark leaves with a slight shimmer; slow growing. Epiphyte: tie or glue to wood or rock, don't bury the rhizome. Liquid ferts only — no root tabs.
Java Fern Mother Pot
Large, full java fern pot to split or use as-is. Epiphyte: tie or glue to wood or rock, don't bury the rhizome. Liquid ferts only — no root tabs.
Java Fern
Classic hardy fern for low-tech tanks. Epiphyte: tie or glue to wood or rock, don't bury the rhizome. Liquid ferts only — no root tabs.
Java Fern Mat
Pre-grown mat for instant coverage on hardscape. Epiphyte: tie or glue to wood or rock, don't bury the rhizome. Liquid ferts only — no root tabs.
Java Fern Narrow Mini
Small, thin-leaf java fern for nano tanks. Epiphyte: tie or glue to wood or rock, don't bury the rhizome. Liquid ferts only — no root tabs.
Bacopa Monnieri
Tough stem plant with small round leaves. Trim and replant tops.
Cryptocoryne Albida Red
Reddish-brown crypt for midground. Root feeder — use root tabs.
Cryptocoryne Balansae
Tall, crinkled leaves for the background. Root feeder — use root tabs.
Cryptocoryne Retrospiralis
Thin, twisted leaves similar to vallisneria. Root tabs help.
Amazon Sword
Big centerpiece rosette. Heavy root feeder — give it root tabs.
Echinodorus 'Red Phoenix'
Sword with red-spotted leaves. Root tabs keep it colored up.
Egeria Densa
Fast grower that soaks up nutrients. Plant it or let it float.
Hydrocotyle Leucocephala
Round pennywort leaves; grows up or floats at the surface.
Hygrophila Angustifolia
Narrow, willow-like leaves. Fast background stem.
Ludwigia Repens
Easy red-tinted stem; more light means more red.
Najas Indica
Fine, bushy stem plant — great cover for fry and shrimp.
Vallisneria Gigantea
Very tall ribbon leaves for big tanks. Root tabs help; avoid liquid carbon.
Vallisneria Spiralis
Classic grassy background plant that spreads by runners. Avoid liquid carbon.
Bacopa Caroliniana Red
Red-tinted form of bacopa; needs good light to hold color.
Cryptocoryne Hudoroi
Bumpy, textured leaves. Slow grower — leave it settled and use root tabs.
Dwarf Hair Grass Mini
Short carpeting grass. Plant in small clumps; strong light helps it spread.
Hemianthus Micranthemoides
Fine-leaf stem for bushy midground or carpets.
Ludwigia 'Diamond'
Ludwigia with pointed leaves that turn red under strong light.
Monte Carlo
Bright green carpet plant. Easier than HC; CO2 speeds it up.
Pogostemon Erectus
Needle-leaf stems that look like little pine trees.
Rotala 'Blood Red'
Compact rotala that goes deep red with good light.
Rotala Rotundifolia 'Orange Juice'
Orange-toned rotala; trim often for bushy growth.
Staurogyne Repens
Low, bushy foreground plant that spreads sideways.
Ludwigia Natans 'Super Red'
Intense red ludwigia. Needs high light and steady iron dosing to hold color.
Rotala Mexicana 'Bangladesh'
Fine, needle-like orange-red stems. Needs CO2, strong light, and stable nutrients.
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