Osteoglossum Bicirrhosum

Common Name:Silver Arowana

Type: Arowana

Origin: South America

Size: 3.5ft

Color: Silver Arowana's show a beautiful shinny silver color with hints of green, blue and red in fins and scales!

Description:The Silver Arowana is truly a monster fish. This fish can reach nearly 4ft making it not suitable for small aquariums, These fish are extremely active and bring tons of entertainment to any aquarium large enough to suit this beastly fish!

Pterophyllum (Marble)

Common Name: Angle Fish, Marble Angle Fish

Type: Cichlid

Origin: South America

Size: 6 inches

Color: Marble angles display an amazing combination of multiple colors including black, yellow, white and brown!

Description:The Marble Angle fish is a very amazing addition to any community of peaceful fish! These odd shaped South American cichlids are very interesting as the explore their tank and interact with both you and tankmates!

Hyphessobrycon Eques

 Common Name: Serpae Tetra, Red Minor Tetra

Type: Tetra, Characin

Origin: South America

Size: 2 inches

Color: Serpae Tetra display a transparent red to brown color!

Description:The Serpae tetra is an amazing schooling fish! These fish are very common and when giving a nice school and good care, they will be amazing fish to observe!

Corydoras Paleatus

 Common Name: Pepper Cory Catfish

Type: Catfish, Callichthyidae

Origin: South America

Size: 3 inches

Color: Pepper Cory catfish looks like in original silver, greenish Cory cat that has had pepper sprinkled over it! In other words its silver greenish body has black spots and specks making this a beautiful fish!

Description:The pepper Cory cat fish like all Cory catfish are amazing bottom dwelling fish! They are amazing bottom feeders and bring lots of activity to all levels of your tank! For best behavior, give them a school of 5 or more and they will really put on a show!

Hyphessobrycon herbertaxelrodi

 Common Name: Black Neon Tetra

Type: Tetra, Characin Family

Origin: South America

Size: 1 inches

Color: Black Neon Tetra's have silver bodies with black and neon white going across horizontally!

Description:The black neon tetra is very similar to the neon tetra! These neon's slighter larger than their cousins need a school of about 5 or more to be active and comfortable in the tank! Being so small, they can become prey to larger fish so be careful when choosing tank mates! They provide lots of color and schooling activity in the tank!

Paracheirodon Innesi

Common Name: Neon Tetra

Type: Tetra, Characin Family

Origin: South America

Size: 1 inches

Color: Neon Tetra's have a neon blue to green horizontal line going across body with a neon red line going down half of its body!

Description:The neon tetra is one of the most common fish in the fish keeping hobby! These tiny fish need a school of about 5 or more to be active and comfortable in the tank! Being so small, they can become prey to larger fish so be careful when choosing tank mates! They provide lots of color and schooling activity in the tank!

Gymnocorymbus Ternetzi

Common Name: Long Fin Black Skirt Tetra

Type: Characin

Origin: South America

Size: 3 inches

Color: These fish have a silver to gray body with black vertical bars along its side, with blacks fins!

Description:Long fin black skirt tetra have been breed to produce such stunning long fins. These fish do best in schools, showing their full beauty and activity! Its amazing to watch these fish swim gracefully in any aquarium!

Maylandia Estherae

 Common Name(s): Red  Zebra Cichlid, Orange Zebra Cichlid

Type: Mbuna Cichlid

Origin: Lake Malawi, Africa

Size: 6 inches

Color: Orange coloration with males displaying light colors on side such as blues, whites, pinks and reds!

Description: Very common in the African Cichlid hobby, the red zebra cichlid bring nice orange colors to your tank! Expect typical African cichlid aggression from these fish!

Haplochromis sp.44

Easily One of my Favorite fish!

 Common Name(s): Species 44, thick skin species, red tail hap

Type: Hap Cichlid

Origin: Lake Victoria Africa

Size: 6 inches

Color:Males are very beautiful displaying many colors including yellow, red, black, green, blue and orange! Females are not as colorful and are more dull!

Description: The sp. 44 cichlid is very beautiful! Like most African cichlids, this fish will seek dominance in the aquarium to show full coloration! 

An AMAZING mixture of colors!!!