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Malawian Cichlids - These fish are
some of the most colorful freshwater fish, rivaling
that of some saltwater fish. These fish can be housed
with saltwater like decorations to blend the two
together. These are highly aggressive fish that
should only be done with their kind. |
| Veil Angels - These are some of the
most dramatic looking freshwater fish. They come
in a wide variety of color patterns. Grow up to
6". Moderate care. Moderately aggressive. |
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Penguin Tetra - Marked by a Gold,
Pale and White coloring, this fish is an excellent
community fish. Does well in schools. Grows up to
3". Easy to do. Non-aggressive. |
| Rummynose Tetra - This fish gets its
name from the unique red-flushed face. Does well
in schools. Grows up to 2". Easy to do. Non-aggressive.
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Clown Loach - This fish acts according
to its name. It likes to swim about on the bottom
of the aquarium, in caves, holes and other unique
hiding places. It likes to school with its own type.
Growing to 1'. Moderate care. Non-aggressive. |
| Harlequin Rasbora - This fish has
a unique black triangle shaped body pattern. They
need to be done in schools of six or more. Grows
to 2". Non-aggressive. |
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Neon Blue Dwarf Gourami - Striking
iridescent blue, with orange-red strips. Can be
done in pairs. Peaceful to shy in behavior. Moderate
care. Grows up to 2". |
| Gold Banded Pleco - Flashy gold color
stripes gives this fish a unique look. It scavenges
off of the bottom, eating left over food and algae.
Grows to 4". Easy to do. Non-aggressive. |
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Congo Tetra - Known for their flowing
fins and glistening body color. They prefer to be
in groups or schools. Grows up to 3". Easy to do.
Non-aggressive. |
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