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New shipments came in. Loaded with beautiful new tanks and stands. We have some in store specials on used and demo items - too good to list!

Used and Demo:
150g Rimless aquarium, Radion Light, FX 6 and more!

New Arrivals: Aquatic Plants

Dive into our fresh selection of aquatic plants, perfect for enhancing your aquarium's natural beauty. Whether you're a beginner or advanced aquarist, we've got options for every setup. Stop by our store in Lauderhill to see them in person and get expert advice on planting!

EASY - No CO2, Low Light

These hardy plants thrive in basic conditions, making them ideal for beginners or low-tech tanks.

  • Anubias Barteri: Robust epiphyte with dark green leaves that attaches easily to rocks or wood.
  • Anubias Barteri Broad Leaf: Wide foliage provides excellent cover for fish and shrimp.
  • Anubias Barteri Petite Round: Compact size suits small tanks and foreground placement.
  • Anubias Barteri Petite Round on Lava Stone: Pre-mounted for instant decoration and stability.
  • Anubias Barteri Round 'Golden Coin': Bright golden accents light up shaded areas.
  • Anubias Hastifolia: Arrowhead-shaped leaves add vertical interest.
  • Anubias Heterophylla: Variable leaf forms for a natural, wild look.
  • Anubias Nana: Classic small-leaved variety for midground accents.
  • Anubias Nana Golden: Golden variant that brightens low-light environments.
  • Anubias Nana Petite: Tiny leaves perfect for nano aquascapes.
  • Anubias Nana Petite on Lava Stone: Easy-to-place option for quick aquascaping.
  • Bolbitis Heteroclita Difformis (Mini Bolbitis): Fern-like fronds that grow slowly and attach well.
  • Bolbitis Heudelotii: African fern ideal for creating lush, green backdrops.
  • Ceratopteris Thalictroides: Versatile floating or rooted plant that provides shade and spawning sites.
  • Christmas Moss: Dense moss great for carpeting surfaces or holiday-themed setups.
  • Cryptocoryne Balansae: Tall, crinkled leaves for background depth.
  • Cryptocoryne Hudoroi: Compact growth with reliable green coloration.
  • Cryptocoryne Lutea: Yellowish-green leaves that adapt to various substrates.
  • Cryptocoryne Retrospiralis: Spiral-shaped foliage adds unique texture.
  • Cryptocoryne Undulata: Wavy leaves for dynamic midground planting.
  • Cryptocoryne Wendtii Brown: Bronze tones that develop in low light.
  • Echinodorus Big Bear: Large rosette plant for bold centerpieces.
  • Echinodorus Bleheri Amazon Sword: Iconic sword plant that fills out large tanks.
  • Echinodorus Hadi Red Pearl: Subtle red hints in a hardy sword form.
  • Egeria Densa: Fast-growing stem that oxygenates water effectively.
  • Fittonia Albivenis Red: Red-veined leaves for colorful accents in wet environments.
  • Fittonia Albivenis White: White-veined foliage adds contrast to green setups.
  • Homalomena Silver: Silver-sheened leaves for a metallic touch in paludariums.
  • Hydrocotyle Leucocephala: Trailing plant that can float or root for versatile use.
  • Java Fern Narrow Decor: Narrow leaves for a refined, elegant appearance.
  • Microsorium pteropus - Java Fern Mother Pot: Mature plant that produces offsets easily.
  • Microsorum Pteropus Java Fern: Standard fern that thrives attached to decor.
  • Microsorum Pteropus Narrow Mini: Miniature narrow form for detailed scapes.
  • Microsorum Pteropus Sp. Narrow: Slender fronds for vertical growth.
  • Red Blade Bucephalandra: Slow-growing with reddish blades under low light.
  • Salvinia Cucullata: Floating fern that reduces algae by shading the surface.
  • Spikey Moss: Textured moss that creates spiky, natural carpets.
  • Vallisneria Spiralis: Ribbon-like grass that spreads via runners for backgrounds.

Check out these inspiring easy plants:

 

 

MEDIUM - Med to High Light, CO2 Suggested but Not Required

These plants benefit from moderate care, offering vibrant growth with a bit more light.

  • Bacopa Caroliniana Red: Stem plant with reddish hues that intensify under brighter conditions.
  • Bacopa Monnieri: Upright green stems that trim easily for bushy shapes.
  • Hydrocotyle Tripartita: Small, clover-like leaves for ground cover or hanging.
  • Hygrophila Angustifolia Rubra: Narrow red leaves that add vertical color.
  • Ludwigia Glandulosa var. Diamond: Diamond-shaped leaves with potential red tones.
  • Ludwigia Natans Super Red: Striking red foliage for eye-catching contrasts.
  • Micranthemum Micranthemoides: Bushy pearl-like growth for midground filler.
  • Pogostemon Helferi Downoi: Wavy rosette ideal for foreground texture.
  • Rotala Indica Red: Pinkish-red stems that branch profusely.
  • Rotala Rotundifolia Orange Juice: Orange-tinted round leaves for warm accents.
  • Staurogyne Repens: Low, bushy plant that forms dense mats with trimming.

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Background Aquarium Plants — Buce Plant

Aquarium Stem Plants — Buce Plant

Aquarium Stem Plants — Buce Plant

Aquarium Stem Plants — Buce Plant

 

EXPERT - CO2 and High Light Required

For advanced setups, these demanding plants reward with stunning carpets and colors.

  • Alternanthera Reineckii 'Mini': Mini red leaves perfect for detailed foregrounds.
  • Alternanthera Reineckii 'Rosaefolia': Pink foliage that thrives in nutrient-rich systems.
  • Eleocharis Belem: Short grass for fine-textured carpets.
  • Eleocharis Parvulus Mini (Dwarf Hair Grass): Classic carpeting grass for open layouts.
  • Glossostigma Elatinoides: Low-growing ground cover that forms dense mats.
  • Micranthemum Monte Carlo: Versatile carpet plant with round leaves.
  • Utricularia Graminifolia: Carnivorous grass-like plant for unique expert scapes.

 

ew Arrivals: Saltwater Fish & Inverts

Dive into our latest shipment of stunning marine life from Quality Marine! These vibrant additions are perfect for upgrading your reef or fish-only tank. Stop by our store in Lauderhill to see them in person and get expert advice on compatibility and care!

Anthias

  • Squareback Anthias Female: Vibrant orange schooling fish that adds dynamic movement to open water columns. Reef safe: Yes.
  • Squareback Anthias Male: Striking male with bold colors and elongated fins for display tanks. Reef safe: Yes.

Basslets

  • Royal Gramma Basslet: Classic purple-and-yellow beauty that thrives in rocky crevices. Reef safe: Yes.
  • Rainbow Basslet: Multicolored nano-friendly fish with a shy, captivating personality. Reef safe: Yes.

Blennies

  • Flame Tail Blenny: Energetic algae grazer with a fiery orange tail for added flair. Reef safe: Yes.

Clownfish (Aquacultured)

  • Ocellaris Clownfish Longfin: Elegant long-finned variant of the classic orange-and-white clown. Reef safe: Yes.
  • Ocellaris Clownfish Snowflake: Unique white flake patterns on a hardy, anemone-hosting body. Reef safe: Yes.
  • Percula Clownfish Picasso: Artistic irregular bars resembling a Picasso painting. Reef safe: Yes.

Dottybacks

  • Diadem Dottyback: Bold purple stripe on a compact body, great for smaller setups. Reef safe: With caution (can be territorial).

Gobies

  • Crested Oyster Goby: Unique crested head and perching behavior on decor. Reef safe: Yes.
  • Yellow Stripe Clingfish Goby: Small suction-cup specialist with bright yellow stripes. Reef safe: Yes.
  • Exquisite Firefish Goby: Graceful purple-headed dartfish that hides elegantly. Reef safe: Yes.
  • Monster Shrimpgoby: Watchful burrower that pairs perfectly with snapping shrimp. Reef safe: Yes.
  • Blue Dot Sleeper Goby: Sand-sifting cleaner with distinctive blue spots. Reef safe: Yes.
  • Golden Head Sleeper Goby: Golden-highlighted sand sifter for pristine substrates. Reef safe: Yes.
  • Yasha Goby: Rare red-striped white body, ideal for shrimp symbiosis. Reef safe: Yes.

Hawkfish

  • Flame Hawkfish: Fiery red percher with a hawk-like hunting style. Reef safe: No (may prey on small inverts).

Mollies

  • Sailfin Molly Male Assorted (Saltwater Converted): Hardy livebearer with impressive sail-like fins. Reef safe: With caution (best for fish-only or brackish).

Puffers

  • Blue Dot Toby Puffer: Cute compact puffer with playful blue dots. Reef safe: No (known to nip at corals and inverts).

Scorpionfish

  • Gumdrop Spotted Croucher: Camouflaged spotted ambush hunter. Reef safe: No (predatory and venomous spines).

Tangs

  • Clown Tang (Lineatus): Striped algae grazer with clown-like patterns. Reef safe: Yes.
  • Hybrid Powder Blue x White Cheek Tang: Stunning blue-yellow hybrid for herbivore needs. Reef safe: Yes.
  • Purple Tang (Aquacultured): Deep purple grazer that controls algae effectively. Reef safe: Yes.
  • Two Spot Bristletooth Tang: Spot-marked bristletooth for natural algae management. Reef safe: Yes.

Wrasses

  • Solorensis Fairy Wrasse Red-Eye: Colorful red-eyed fairy that swims gracefully. Reef safe: Yes.
  • Exquisite Wrasse Pair: Paired beauties with intricate patterns and active demeanor. Reef safe: Yes.

Invertebrates

  • Coral Banded Shrimp Pair: Striped duo that cleans parasites and adds utility. Reef safe: Yes.

Check out these stunning marine arrivals:

 

New Arrivals: Freshwater Fish

Exciting new freshwater arrivals are here to elevate your aquarium! From vibrant schoolers to unique bottom-dwellers, these additions are perfect for community tanks or species-specific setups. Swing by our Lauderhill store to pick yours up and get personalized care tips!

Tetras and Characins

  • Cardinal Tetra: Stunning red and blue schooling fish that create a mesmerizing display in groups.
  • Neon Tetra: Classic small tetra with iridescent blue and red stripes for peaceful communities.
  • Rummy Nose Tetra: Active swimmer with a distinctive red nose, ideal for adding movement.
  • Blueline Glass Tetra: Transparent body accented by a blue line for a subtle, elegant look.
  • Super Blue Kerri Tetra: Brilliant blue hues that pop under aquarium lighting.
  • Blue Congo Tetra: Flowing fins and deep blue color for midwater flair.
  • Red Eye Tetra: Silver body with striking red eyes, great for larger schools.
  • Marble Hatchet: Surface-dwelling hatchetfish with marbled patterns for top-level interest.
  • Red Beckfordi Pencil: Slender, reddish pencilfish that thrives in planted environments.
  • Brown Tailed Pencilfish: Delicate characin with a brown tail, suited for nano tanks.

Cichlids

  • Apistogramma Agassizi Double Red: Dwarf cichlid boasting double red fins and territorial charm.
  • Apistogramma Pandurini: Rare dwarf with intricate patterns, perfect for breeding enthusiasts.
  • Apistogramma Macmasteri: Vibrant apisto that adds color and personality to the bottom.
  • Panda Apisto: Black-and-white patterned dwarf cichlid resembling a panda for unique appeal.
  • Orinoco Eartheater: Wild sand-sifter that forages naturally in substrate-heavy setups.
  • Macaw Cichlid: Bold Central American cichlid with colorful markings and spunky attitude.
  • T-Bar Cichlid: Hardy species with a distinctive T-bar stripe for community cichlid tanks.
  • Dwarf Green Pike: Compact pike cichlid with green tones, ideal for predatory interest.
  • Geophagus Winemilleri: Earth-eating cichlid from wild habitats for natural behaviors.
  • Festivum: Tall, peaceful cichlid that adds vertical elegance to the tank.
  • Orange Shoulder Severum: Small severum featuring orange shoulder accents.
  • Peruvian Green Severum: Greenish-toned severum from Peru for larger aquariums.
  • Red Spotted Gold Severum: Golden body dotted with red spots for eye-catching displays.
  • Orange Neckline Severum: Wild severum highlighted by an orange neckline.
  • Blushing Blue Angel: Angel with a blue tint and blushing skin effect.
  • Gold Angel: Luxurious golden variant of the timeless angelfish.
  • Marble Angel: Marbled patterns on graceful, flowing fins.
  • Koi Veiltail Angel: Koi-inspired colors with elegant veiltail fins.

Catfish and Loaches

  • Corydoras Habrosus: Tiny bottom-dweller that schools and scavenges efficiently.
  • Otocinclus: Algae-munching oto perfect for keeping planted tanks clean.
  • Goldring Butterfly Hillstream Loach: Adapted for fast-flow setups with golden ring markings.
  • Super Red Bushynose Pleco: Bright red pleco that excels at algae control.
  • Peru Leopardus Cory: Spotted cory from Peru for active bottom groups.
  • Pygmy Cory: Miniature schooling cory ideal for small or nano aquariums.
  • Vampire Pleco: Distinctive patterned pleco that rasps on wood.
  • Dwarf Snowball Pleco: Compact pleco with snowball-like spots.
  • Red Lizard Whiptail Cat: Reddish whiptail that forages gracefully on the substrate.
  • Pitbull Pleco: Tough, small pleco with a robust build for community tanks.
  • Corydoras Sodalis: Social cory that thrives in groups for bottom activity.

Barbs

  • Jade Tiger Barb: Large tiger barb with jade-green tones for energetic schools.
  • Green Tiger Barb: Green-hued tiger barb that adds lively movement.
  • Orange Rhombo Barb: Orange diamond-shaped barb for colorful schooling.
  • Filament Barb: Unique barb with mascara-like filament extensions.

Gouramis and Labyrinth Fish

  • Blue Coral Dwarf Gourami: Male dwarf with coral-blue patterns for upper-level beauty.
  • Dwarf Gourami: Compact, colorful labyrinth fish for calm communities.
  • Pearl Gourami: Iridescent pearl spots on a graceful body.
  • Sparkling Gourami: Tiny, shimmering gourami that bubbles nests.
  • Celebes Halfbeak: Surface-oriented halfbeak from Celebes for unique top-dwelling.

Livebearers and Rainbows

  • Cumana Green Hornet Endler's Livebearer: Vibrant endler with green hornet markings for easy breeding.
  • Dwarf Molly: Small livebearer that adds variety to community setups.
  • Forktail Blue Eye Rainbow: Blue-eyed rainbowfish with a forked tail for schooling flair.

Other Freshwater Species

  • Oryzias Latipes Medaka Blue: Blue ricefish adaptable for ponds or indoor tanks.
  • Florida Flag Fish: Patriotic American killifish with flag-like colors.
  • Gardneri Killi: Paired killifish for seasonal breeding projects.
  • Empire Gudgeon: Bold-colored gudgeon from Australia for bottom interest.
  • Black Ghost Knife: Eerie knifefish that glides mysteriously in large tanks.
  • Fantail Goldfish: Mixed fancy fantails for coldwater elegance.
  • Calico Oranda: Calico-patterned oranda with a prominent head growth.

Check out these captivating freshwater arrivals:

 

 

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