New Stock — Week of October 9, 2026
New Stock This Week
Just got in for the weekend of October 10–11, 2026
Angelfish — Mixed
Assorted colors in one batch. Tall-bodied fish — give them a tank at least 18 inches high, calm tankmates, and no fin nippers.
Koi Angelfish
Orange, white and black patterning that deepens with age. Small-medium size now — same care as any angel.
Marble Angelfish
Black-and-silver marbling, no two alike. Medium-large size — ready to be a centerpiece.
Electric Blue Acara
Metallic blue and far more peaceful than most cichlids its size. Fits a larger community with sturdy tankmates; sifts the substrate.
Electric Blue Jack Dempsey
Sapphire-blue form of the Jack Dempsey. Territorial — plan for a species tank or a large cichlid setup with rock caves.
Marble Fenestratus Cichlid
One in this shipment, about 3 inches now. Grows into a big, bold Central American cichlid — plan on 75+ gallons and tough tankmates.
Red & White Sakura Parrot Cichlid (XL)
Two came in at around 5 inches. Red-and-white patterned parrots with a goofy, sociable personality — they learn who feeds them.
Checkerboard Cichlid
Dwarf cichlid with a checkerboard pattern; males grow a lyre tail. Wants soft, acidic, very clean water and a quiet planted tank.
Double Red Cacatuoides Apisto
Cockatoo apisto with a flame-red dorsal and tail. One of the hardiest apistos — one male with a couple of females, plus caves.
Julii Cory (Lg)
Spotted cory in large size. Keep 6+ over sand and feed sinking foods.
Orange Venezuelan Cory
Bronze cory with orange-gold shoulders. Hardy and active in a group.
Panda Cory
Black eye mask and tail spot. Likes it a touch cooler; keep a group of 6+.
Albino Bristlenose Pleco
Came in at 2.5–3 inches. Algae eater that stays small; give it driftwood to rasp and blanched veggies.
Blue-Eye Lemon Bristlenose
Yellow bristlenose with pale blue eyes. Small ones now — same easy care as any bristlenose.
Moose Face Loach
Odd-looking sand loach that buries itself with just its eyes showing. Needs a deep fine-sand bed, cooler water, and a quiet tank with no food competition — one for experienced keepers.
Borneo Python Eel (Lg)
Large spiny eel with bold python-style banding — one came in. Nocturnal burrower: sand substrate, tight lid, meaty frozen foods.
Cardinal Tetra (Jumbo)
Big jumbo-size cardinals. Keep 10+ in a planted tank with warm, soft water.
Rummy Nose Tetra (Lg)
Tight-schooling tetra whose red nose fades when water quality slips. Large size this week.
Ruby Tetra
Tiny deep-red nano tetra. Soft water, a shaded planted tank, and small foods.
Neon Tetra
The classic. Best in a group of 10+ with calm tankmates.
Black Emperor Tetra
Dark form of the emperor tetra; males carry a trident tail. Peaceful centerpiece schooler.
Longfin Leopard Danio
Spotted longfin danio. Fast, hardy, handles cooler tanks — keep 6+.
Harlequin Rasbora (Lg)
Copper body with the black wedge. Large size; peaceful schooler for planted tanks.
Purple Harlequin Rasbora
Deeper violet-purple shade of the harlequin. Same easy care, group of 8+.
Elephant Ear Guppy (Assorted)
Oversized pectoral fins in mixed colors. Hardy livebearer; prefers harder water.
Endler K33
Endler strain with a compact, high-contrast pattern. Tiny, active, and breeds readily.
Metallic Silver Red Endler
Silver sheen with red accents. 20 came in — great for a planted nano or shrimp tank.
Royal Blue Endler
Deep blue Endler. Peaceful, small, and happiest in a group.
Peacock Blue Guppy
Blue-fanned males. Classic community guppy.
Red Butterfly Guppy
Wide red tails on the males. Easy, colorful, and always moving.
Threadfin Rainbow
Males trail long thread-like fins. Keep with calm tankmates that won't nip, and feed small foods.
Dwarf Neon Rainbow
Blue body with red (male) or yellow (female) fins. Peaceful schooler, 6+.
Werner's Killi (Goby Killi)
Unusual bottom-dwelling killifish that hops along the substrate instead of swimming mid-water. Soft water, gentle flow, tight lid.
Amano Shrimp
One of the best algae-cleaning shrimp. Peaceful and hardy in most community tanks.
Fire Red Shrimp
Bright red Neocaridina. Hardy, breeds readily, keeps biofilm in check.
Yellow Goldenback Shrimp
Bright yellow with a gold stripe down the back. Same easy care as any Neocaridina.
Bamboo Shrimp (Lg)
Filter feeder that sits in the current with its fans open. Needs flow and fine food in the water column.
Freshwater Pom Pom Crab
Tiny fully aquatic crab with fuzzy 'pom pom' claws. Peaceful scavenger; give it hiding spots and a tight lid.
Red Racer Nerite Snail
Red-and-black patterned nerite. Great algae eater; won't breed in freshwater.
Spiky Nerite Snail (Lg)
Horned nerite for glass and hardscape algae. Large size this week.
Blue Mystery Snail
Peaceful scavenger. Keep calcium up for the shell, and keep a lid on — they climb.
Gold Mystery Snail
Classic gold mystery snail. Eats leftovers and soft algae; safe with plants.
Jade Mystery Snail
Green-shelled mystery snail. Same easy care as the gold and blue.
Snowflake Eel
Already eating well here in the store. Crustacean eater — leaves fish alone but will take shrimp and crabs. A tight-fitting lid is a must.
Green Coris Wrasse
Pastel green wrasse that buries in the sand at night. Eats flatworms and bristleworms, but also snails and small shrimp — needs a 2–3 inch sand bed.
Half Black Mimic Tang
Mimics the half-black angel while young. Algae grazer for 125+ gallons — offer seaweed sheets daily.
Dispar Anthias
Peach-orange body; males carry a red dorsal fin. Keep in a group and feed small meaty foods 2–3 times a day.
Decorator Crab
Camouflages itself by sticking bits of its surroundings onto its shell — sometimes coral frags and polyps. Best in a fish-only or tough-coral tank.
Anubias Barteri
The standard large anubias for midground and hardscape. 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 in a pot. Epiphyte: tie or glue to wood or rock, don't bury the rhizome. Liquid ferts only — no root tabs.
Anubias Barteri Petite Round
Petite round 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 'Striped'
Big mother pot with pale striping on the leaves — split it or plant whole. 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 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.
Bacopa Monnieri
Tough stem plant with small round leaves. Trim and replant tops.
Christmas Moss
Moss pre-grown on a coconut-shell bridge. Set it in place and trim to keep it tidy.
Cryptocoryne Balansae
Tall, crinkled leaves for the background. Root feeder — use root tabs.
Cryptocoryne Retrospiralis
Thin, twisted leaves similar to vallisneria. Root tabs help.
Cryptocoryne Wendtii Brown
Bronze-brown midground crypt. Root feeder; may melt after planting, then comes back stronger.
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 'Rubra'
Red-tinted narrow-leaf hygro. Fast background stem; more light brings out the color.
Water Wisteria
Fast-growing lacy leaves — a nutrient sponge for new tanks. Trim and replant.
Java Fern Narrow
Narrow-leaf java fern already attached to a decor piece. Epiphyte: tie or glue to wood or rock, don't bury the rhizome. Liquid ferts only — no root tabs.
Java Fern Narrow 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 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.
Rotala Indica
Easy pink-tipped stem plant. Pinch the tops to bush it out.
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.
Alternanthera Reineckii 'Rosaefolia'
Pink-red stem plant. Good light keeps it compact and colored.
Alternanthera Reineckii Mini
Compact red AR for the foreground or midground. CO2 speeds it up.
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.
Hydrocotyle Tripartita
Clover-like creeper that fills in fast under good light. Trim to keep it low.
Ludwigia 'Diamond'
Ludwigia with pointed leaves that turn red under strong light.
Proserpinaca Palustris (Mermaid Weed)
Serrated leaves go copper-orange under strong light.
Rotala H'ra
Compact rotala that turns orange-red with good light and CO2.
Rotala Rotundifolia 'Orange Juice'
Orange-toned rotala; trim often for bushy growth.
Staurogyne Repens
Low, bushy foreground plant that spreads sideways.
Glossostigma Elatinoides
Tiny-leaf carpet plant. Needs high light, CO2, and steady nutrients — the classic aquascaper's carpet.
Ludwigia Natans 'Super Red'
Intense red ludwigia. Needs high light and steady iron dosing to hold color.
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