The Benga Peacock is a stunningly beautiful bright yellow bodied and blue headed specimen in the Peacock family. Peacock Cichlids come in a wide variety
PRICE GUIDE 5cm: $8-$12 7cm: $12-$18 A popular tropical community fish available today is the beautiful Opaline Gourami. Their unique colouring and interesting behaviour makes
A new colour morph of the Blue Ram (Mikrogeophagus ramirezi) is the spectacular Electric Blue Ram, German Blue Ram or Neon Blue Ram. Common Name(s) : Electric Blue Ram,
Rosy Barbs are a terrific addition to the aquarium. The vivid colours of male and females makes them an attractive option that is also hardy and relatively
Cherry Barbs make fantastic aquarium subjects for their colour, hardiness, tolerance of varied water conditions and peaceful nature when kept in schools of 6 or more.
Tandanus Catfish occur throughout lakes and streams in south east Australia. They make an interesting aquarium or pond subject and are tollerant of a wide
Common Name: Blue Marron Scientific Name: Cherax cainii Size: Can grow to 20cm or more Distribution: Cherax destructor is the most widely distributed Cherax species in
Common Name: Blue Pearl Yabbie Scientific Name: Cherax Albidus Size: Can grow to 20cm or more Distribution: Cherax destructor is the most widely distributed Cherax
Common Name: Yabby / Yabbie Scientific Name: Cherax destructor Size: Can grow to 20cm or more Distribution: Cherax destructor is the most widely distributed Cherax
Halfmoon Fighting Fish are currently the most impressive breed going around of all fighting fish. Their finnage takes a 180 degree look (sometimes even more!) Fighting
Doubletail Fighting Fish all feature a loveheart shaped double fin starting at the base of the tailfin, they are another relatively new breed on the market.
Cambodian Fighting Fish all feature a fuller looking finnage to that of a standard fighter. Just as tough, they are reliable and a good addition. Fighting Fish’s
Crowntail Fighting Fish all feature an elongated body, a superior mouth and a labyrinth organ with torn looking fins that makes it a bit more fancy than
The Neon Blue Acara (Aequidens pulcher) is a recent variation to its original “Blue Acara” that make fine subjects for a South American cichlid aquarium. This is a
