Australia & New Guinea
The rainbowfish capital of the world, plus gudgeons, blue-eyes, and archerfish from northern Australia and New Guinea lowlands.
66 species · freshwater
Lake Tebera Rainbowfish
FishMelanotaenia herbertaxelrodi
A highland Papua New Guinea gem that rewards patient keepers with vivid color.
Lake Wanam Rainbowfish
FishGlossolepis wanamensis
A critically endangered rainbowfish from a single remote Papua New Guinea lake.
Macculloch's Rainbowfish
FishMelanotaenia maccullochi
A compact, peaceful rainbowfish that rewards group keeping with vivid male displays.
Neon Dwarf Rainbowfish
FishMelanotaenia praecox
Tiny rainbowfish that turns up the color when kept in a proper shoal.
Northern Purplespotted Gudgeon
FishMogurnda mogurnda
A bold Australian bottom-dweller with real personality and surprising breeding behavior.
Northern Rainbowfish
FishMelanotaenia affinis
One of the first rainbowfish in the hobby, now available in several wild forms.
Ornate rainbowfish
FishRhadinocentrus ornatus
A tiny Australian rainbowfish from wild, tea-stained wallum streams.
Papuan Rainbowfish
FishMelanotaenia papuae
A compact rainbowfish from Port Moresby's jungle streams, peaceful and full of personality.
Parkinson's Rainbowfish
FishMelanotaenia parkinsoni
A Papua New Guinea gem that rewards patient keepers with spectacular adult color.
Peacock Gudgeon
FishTateurndina ocellicauda
A jewel-like bottom-dweller from Papua New Guinea with fascinating cave-spawning behavior.
Pogostemon Stellatus
PlantPogostemon stellatus
A demanding Asian stem plant that rewards patience with remarkable color and form.
Queensland Lungfish
FishNeoceratodus forsteri
A living fossil that breathes air and may outlive its keeper by decades.
Rainbowfish
FishMelanotaenia splendida inornata
A rainbowfish that takes patience to reward, but absolutely delivers on color.
Rainbow Prigi
FishHypseleotris guentheri
A small Pacific stream goby comfortable in fresh, brackish, or salt water.
Redclaw Crayfish
InvertCherax quadricarinatus
A bold, fast-growing Australian crayfish with vivid red claw markings on the males.
Red Racer Nerite Snail
InvertVittina waigiensis
A bold, patterned algae-eater that never reproduces in freshwater tanks.
Red Rainbowfish
FishGlossolepis incisus
A deep-bodied red rainbow that rewards group keeping with dazzling male displays.
Red-striped Rainbowfish
FishMelanotaenia splendida rubrostriata
A slow-burning rainbowfish that rewards patient keepers with spectacular adult color.
Salmon Catfish
FishNeoarius leptaspis
A mouthbrooding giant catfish that travels from rivers to the sea.
Seven-spot Archerfish
FishToxotes chatareus
A sharpshooter that hunts insects by spitting jets of water at overhanging branches.
Shortfin Tandan
FishNeosilurus brevidorsalis
A compact Australian bottom-dweller that earns its keep in a peaceful community tank.
Silver Tiger Fish
FishDatnioides polota
A bold, bar-patterned predator that bridges freshwater rivers and brackish coastal zones.
Slender Rainbowfish
FishMelanotaenia gracilis
A rare, slender Australian rainbow from one of the continent's most remote river systems.
Southern Purple Spotted Gudgeon
FishMogurnda adspersa
A rare Australian native where the male does all the parenting. And most of the bossing around.
Southern Saratoga
FishScleropages leichardti
Australia's ancient surface predator, built for ambush and best kept alone.
Tami River Rainbowfish
FishGlossolepis pseudoincisus
A rare New Guinea rainbowfish from a single remote lake, never rediscovered.
Threadfin Rainbowfish
FishIriatherina werneri
Delicate featherfin rainbowfish with spectacular filamentous fins best shown in a species setup.
Van Heurn's Rainbowfish
FishMelanotaenia vanheurni
A rarely seen New Guinea rainbowfish with a very limited wild range.
Western Rainbowfish
FishMelanotaenia australis
Australia's most widespread rainbowfish, and well worth the wait to color up.
Yabby
InvertCherax destructor
Australia's tough backyard crayfish, endlessly adaptable and full of personality.