Species

Nannostomus anduzei

The tiniest pencilfish, rarely seen but worth hunting down.

Nannostomus espei

The only pencilfish that wears its night pattern all day long.

Copella callolepis

A tiny Amazonian schooler that rewards patience with vivid courtship displays.

Copella nigrofasciata

A dapper little Amazonian splasher with devoted fathering instincts.

Hyphessobrycon pyrrhonotus

The rarest bleeding heart tetra, with a vivid red wedge only it can claim.

Hyphessobrycon socolofi

The bleeding heart tetra rewards patient keepers with spectacular male rivalry displays.

Inpaichthys kerri

Tiny tetra with big color rivalry. Males glow brightest when competing for attention.

Nannostomus beckfordi

A hardy little pencilfish that actually forgives beginner mistakes.

Alestes bimaculatus

A lively Congo schooler that brings active mid-water energy to larger African setups.

Moenkhausia pittieri

Sold as a dull juvenile, it matures into something that genuinely sparkles.

Hyphessobrycon amandae

Tiny, flame-colored schooler that glows in a planted tank.

Nannostomus grandis

The largest pencilfish, rarely seen but worth the search.

Nannostomus minimus

Tiny, timid, and barely an inch long. A pencilfish for the dedicated nano keeper.

Nannostomus rubrocaudatus

Tiny, territorial, and blazing with red-purple color. A pencilfish with real attitude.

Nannostomus mortenthaleri

A tiny, fiery Peruvian pencilfish that punches well above its weight in attitude.

Copella eigenmanni

A small, peaceful Amazonian schooler with subtle charm and fascinating breeding behavior.

Axelrodi riesei

A tiny red gem from Colombia that rewards patient, species-focused keepers.

Crenuchus spilurus

A solitary little predator with theatrical fin displays and devoted fathering instincts.

Phenacogaster tegatus

The tiny 'six-eyed tetra' from Paraguay with a trick spot pattern.

Tucanoichthys tucano

A pint-sized Amazonian rarity that rewards patient, specialist keepers.

Pyrrhulina laeta

A slender Amazonian predator that punches above its small size.