Weekly_Email

Lots of new fish and plants came in!

Check out our bargain shelves for some amazing deals on common foods and products!
 

Easy – Low to Medium Light – Non-CO2 Friendly

Perfect for beginners or low-tech tanks.

  • Anubias Barteri 'Wrinkle Leaf' – Pot
    Slow-growing and durable with unique textured leaves.

  • Anubias Barteri Broad Leaf – Pot
    Classic hardy plant—great for attaching to wood or stone.

  • Anubias Congensis – Pot
    Long, sword-like leaves; thrives in shaded areas.

  • Anubias Nana Bonsai – Potted
    Compact version of Anubias; stays tiny and cute.

  • Anubias Nana Petite on Lava Stone
    Ready-to-place option with super low maintenance needs.

  • Bacopa Monnieri – Lead Bunch
    Bright green stems; tolerates low light and cooler temps.

  • Cryptocoryne Balansae – Pot
    Graceful, strappy leaves that sway in current.

  • Echinodorus Bleheri (Amazon Sword) – Pot
    Bold centerpiece plant for community aquariums.

  • Java Fern (Microsorum Pteropus) – Pot + Narrow + Mother Pot
    Undemanding and thrives attached to rock or wood.

  • Vallisneria Americana – Pot
    Tall grass-like leaves; perfect for background planting.

  • Vallisneria Contortionist (Corkscrew) – Pot
    Twisted leaves give this plant a whimsical look.

Medium to High Light – CO2 Suggested

These plants thrive with good light and benefit from CO2.

  • Bacopa Caroliniana Red – Lead Bunch
    Turn reddish under bright light; super easy to trim.

  • Cryptocoryne 'Tropica'
    Rich bronze color; slow-growing and elegant.

  • Echinodorus Big Bear
    Huge, textured leaves—perfect for larger tanks.

  • Eleocharis Parvulus Mini (Dwarf Hair Grass) – Tissue Culture
    Fine carpeting plant that looks like a grassy lawn.

  • Hygrophila Angustifolia Rubra – Lead Bunch
    Long, flowing leaves with reddish hues.

  • Ludwigia Glandulosa var. Diamond – Lead Bunch
    Striking purple-red stems; high contrast plant.

  • Ludwigia Natans Super Red – Lead Bunch
    Vibrant red under high light; great for stem plant lovers.

  • Micranthemum ‘Monte Carlo’ – Tissue Culture
    Spreads low and wide—great for aquascaping foregrounds.

  • Rotala Rotundifolia ‘Orange Juice’ – Bunch
    Blush orange stems brighten any layout.

  • Hydrocotyle Tripartita – Tissue Culture
    Creeping clover-like plant with high visual interest.

Medium to High Light – CO2 Necessary

These are ideal for advanced setups with stable CO2 injection.

  • Alternanthera Reineckii ‘Rosaefolia’ – Tissue Culture
    Deep pink stems pop under intense light.

  • Alternanthera Reineckii ‘Mini’ – Tissue Culture
    Compact red stem plant; perfect midground highlight.

  • Glossostigma Elatinoides – Tissue Culture
    Fast-spreading carpet; needs light and CO2 to thrive.

  • Hemianthus Callitrichoides ‘Cuba’ – Tissue Culture
    Tiny-leafed carpeting plant; demanding but beautiful.

  • Riccia Fluitans – Tissue Culture
    Floating or tied-down moss-like plant; pearl with CO2.

  • Rotala H’ra – Tissue Culture
    Delicate red stems that dance in flow; needs high tech.

Fresh Shrimp Arrivals 

Add color, cleanup, and motion to your aquascape!

  • Amano Shrimp 
    The original algae-eating workhorse.

  • Blue Dream Shrimp
    Electric blue color for contrast and pop.

  • Crystal Black Shrimp
    Sharp black-and-white patterns—great for shrimp-only tanks.

  • Crystal Red Shrimp 
    Fan favorite—stunning white and red coloration.

  • Fire Red Shrimp 
    Classic and hardy; perfect for community tanks.

  • Orange Sunkist Shrimp 
    Bright tangerine tone—eye-catching in green tanks.

  • Yellow Goldenback Shrimp 
    Bold neon yellow stripe on translucent body.

  • Green Jade Shrimp
    Rare green color variant of neocaridina.

  • King Galaxy Tiger Shrimp
    Striking caridina with detailed striping and bold color.

 

Dwarf Cichlids

Colorful and full of personality—great for planted or species tanks.

  • Apistogramma trifasciata “Three Striped Apisto”
    Striking facial markings and bold behavior in a small package.

  • Taeniacara candidi “Black Stripe Dwarf Cichlid”
    Sleek, torpedo-shaped and slightly more delicate—best in soft water.

Corydoras Catfish

Peaceful bottom dwellers that love to school and clean.

  • Corydoras panda “Panda Cory”
    Cute, easy-going fish with a classic black-and-white pattern.

  • Corydoras pygmaeus “Pygmy Cory”
    Tiny schooling cory that enjoys midwater swimming too!

  • Corydoras trilineatus “Julii Cory”
    Spotted and social—perfect for peaceful community tanks.

  • Corydoras agassizii “Spotted Cory”
    Rare and striking cory with unique spotting.

Algae Eaters & Otos

Great for keeping plants clean and aquariums balanced.

  • Ancistrus sp. “Super Red Bushynose”
    Bright red variant of the classic pleco—stays small and manageable.

  • Otocinclus sp. “Common Otocinclus”
    Essential algae cleaner—always keep in groups.

  • Rhinotocinclus isabelae “Bumble Bee Oto”
    Rare striped oto with beautiful contrast—gentle and peaceful.

  • Nannoptopoma sp. “Orange Otocinclus”
    Bright orange tones with all the algae-eating habits you love.

Tetras & Hatchets

Active, colorful mid-dwellers for community setups.

  • Paracheirodon axelrodi “Cardinal Tetra”
    Vivid red and neon blue; iconic schooling fish.

  • Hyphessobrycon amandae “Ember Tetra”
    Tiny and fiery orange—perfect for nano tanks.

  • Hyphessobrycon cyanotaenia “Lapis Tetra”
    Shimmery blue body with great schooling behavior.

  • Thayeria sp. “Red Fin Penguin Tetra”
    Unique upright posture and deep-bodied shape.

  • Carnegiella myersi “Pygmy Hatchet”
    Top swimmer that prefers calm tanks with floating cover.

  • Nannostomus eques “Brown Tailed Pencilfish”
    Horizontal swimmers with striking posture—add charm to soft water tanks.

Barbs, Rasboras, & Danios

  • Barbodes semifasciolatus “Gold Barb”
    Hardy and bright golden-yellow—great for beginners.

  • Desmopuntius rhomboocellatus “Snakeskin Barb”
    Colorful spotted pattern and peaceful for a barb.

  • Trigonostigma espei “Pork Chop Rasbora”
    Classic rasbora with a signature black wedge.

  • Tanichthys albonubes “Gold White Cloud”
    Coldwater friendly and shimmery gold coloration.

Gouramis

  • Sphaerichthys osphromenoides “Chocolate Gourami”
    Gentle and shy; loves soft, blackwater conditions.

  • Trichopodus trichopterus “Gold Gourami”
    Bold, active, and a beautiful centerpiece for medium tanks.

  • Trichogaster chuna “Fire Honey Gourami”
    Peaceful and colorful; great for planted setups.

  • Trichopodus leerii “Pearl Gourami”
    Elegant and speckled—a long-time hobby favorite.

Livebearers

  • Xiphophorus maculatus “Assorted Platy”
    Colorful, easy to breed, and great for kids or beginners.

Rainbowfish, Killis, & Oddballs

  • Pseudomugil furcatus “Fork Tail Blue Eye”
    Playful and bright nano rainbowfish.

  • Pseudomugil luminatus “Red Neon Rainbow”
    Tiny and electric red; thrives in well-planted tanks.

  • Oryzias latipes “Orange Lamé Medaka”
    Iridescent body with orange glow—top swimmer.

  • Nothobranchius rubripinnis “Rubripinnis Killifish”
    Incredible color and personality—best in pairs.

  • Stiphodon ornatus “Ornate Rainbow Goby”
    Algae grazer that needs flow and hardscape.

Puffers

  • Carinotetraodon travancoricus “Pea Puffer”
    Tiny with a big attitude—keep solo or carefully grouped.