Species
Browsing 141 species. Use the filters below to narrow down.
Senegal Bichir
FishPolypterus senegalus meridionalis
A living fossil that breathes air and hunts like a prehistoric predator.
Shining Pencilfish
FishNannostomus nitidus
A rarely-seen pencilfish with a glittering lateral stripe and fascinating nocturnal color shifts.
Shovel-nosed Catfish
FishSorubim lima
A head-down ambush predator that swims like a falling leaf among the roots.
Skunk Loach
FishYasuhikotakia morleti
A feisty, burrowing loach with complex social behavior and a bold personality.
Spine Coral
CoralHydnophora microconos
A tough, lumpy coral that earns its place on any intermediate reef.
Spotfin Spiny Eel
FishMacrognathus siamensis
A slender, burrowing oddity with a row of false eyes along its back.
Spotted Pimelodus
FishPimelodus maculatus
A schooling predatory catfish that needs space, robust tankmates, and careful handling.
Spotted Raphael Catfish
FishAgamyxis pectinifrons
A long-lived, armored Amazon catfish that actually makes noise when handled.
Stick Catfish
FishAcestridium dichromum
A twig-mimicking catfish from blackwater Orinoco rivers, rarely seen in the trade.
Striped Bum Coral
CoralHeterocyathus aequicostatus
A free-roaming coral with a live-in worm chauffeur keeping it mobile.
Striped Raphael
FishPlatydoras armatulus
The catfish that actually talks. And you can hear it through the glass.
Sun Coral
CoralTubastraea coccinea
Brilliant orange polyps that only open at night. And demand to be fed.
Sun Loach
FishYasuhikotakia eos
A bold, clicking loach from fast Mekong rivers that demands respect and companions.
Ten Coral
CoralMadracis kirbyi
A compact Indo-Pacific coral recognized by its distinctive ten-septum corallites.
Thorny Catfish
FishAnadoras grypus
A compact Amazonian thorny catfish with surprising personality for its small size.
Thorny Catfish
FishRhinodoras dorbignyi
A gentle giant of the Paraná, this armored catfish needs serious space to roam.
Three-ray Bristlenose Pleco
FishAncistrus triradiatus
A compact, cave-breeding Bristlenose with a surprisingly complex social life.
Tiger Characin
FishHoplias malabaricus
A nocturnal ambush predator with jaws that mean serious business.
Tiger Shovelnose
FishPseudoplatystoma fasciatum
A river giant that outgrows almost every home aquarium faster than you'd expect.
Tipped Bubblegum Coral
CoralPhysogyra lichtensteini
Grape-like bubbles by day, tentacles by night. A coral with two faces.
Tire Track Eel
FishMastacembelus armatus
A burrow-happy nocturnal eel that rewards patient keepers with years of personality.
Tombstone Coral
CoralCoeloseris mayeri
A solid, slow-growing mound coral with a quietly geometric look.
Torch Coral
CoralEuphyllia glabrescens
Flowing tentacles and a potent sting make this reef showpiece a handful to keep.
Two Rayed Banjo Catfish
FishAmaralia hypsiura
A flat, leaf-litter specialist with a peculiar silhouette and peaceful disposition.
Two-striped Pencilfish
FishNannostomus digrammus
A rare, peaceful pencilfish that doubles as the perfect dither fish for dwarf cichlid tanks.
Upside-down Catfish
FishSynodontis nigrita
The Synodontis that outgrows its welcome. And gets mistaken for something else entirely.
Wahrindi
FishSynodontis gambiensis
A wide-ranging West African catfish that earns its space with character.
West African Bichir
FishPolypterus retropinnis
A living fossil with lungs, armor, and a prehistoric attitude.
Wood-cat Catfish
FishAuchenipterichthys thoracatus
A secretive Amazonian catfish that wedges itself into hiding spots with specialized fins.
Wood Catfish
FishCentromochlus schultzi
A shy but charming Brazilian wood catfish that rewards patient, attentive keepers.
Wood Catfish
FishGlanidium leopardum
A leopard-spotted catfish from Guiana's leaf-littered creek systems.
Zamora Woodcat
FishAuchenipterichthys coracoideus
A secretive Amazonian catfish with an unusually intimate approach to reproduction.
Zebra Catfish
FishBrachyplatystoma juruense
A boldly banded Amazonian predator that rests on the bottom by day and hunts by night.