Species

Jordanella floridae

Florida's own killifish relative, built for algae duty and bold personalities.

Chaetostoma cf thomsoni

The most common rubbernose pleco in the hobby, and endlessly misidentified.

Tropheus moorii

A Lake Tanganyika specialist that rewards experienced keepers with endlessly fascinating colony dynamics.

Ompok bimaculatus

A shy, teeth-filled predator hiding behind an innocent name.

Symphysodon discus

The crown jewel of the Amazon, built for serious fishkeepers who love a challenge.

Pseudotropheus tropheops

A rock-dwelling Malawi cichlid with a surprisingly forceful approach to eating algae.

Ctenochromis polli

A compact Congo cichlid with fiery courtship colors and fascinating mouthbrooding behavior.

Geophagus sp. "Orange Head"

A vividly capped cichlid that rewards patient keepers with fascinating mouthbrooding family life.

Satanoperca pappaterra

A sand-sifting cichlid that fearlessly charges piranhas in the wild.

Herichthys pearsei

A surprisingly gentle giant from Mexican and Guatemalan river systems.

Pungu maclareni

A critically endangered sponge-eating cichlid found nowhere else on Earth.

Tilapia zillii

A tank-busting herbivore that will devour your plants and ask for more.

Myloplus rubripinnis

A coin-shaped giant with a bold red fin and a serious appetite for plants.

Metriaclima estherae

A bold, scrappy cichlid that brings serious color and attitude to the African rift tank.

Pseudotropheus saulosi

A Lake Malawi mbuna with dazzling sex-based color differences and fascinating mouthbrooding behavior.

Garra spilota

A reddish-finned Burmese stream fish with boldly blotched flanks and genuine personality.

Herichthys tamasopoensis

A rare Mexican cichlid from crystal-clear limestone rivers, built for hard water.

Eretmodus cyanostictus

A wave-zone specialist that hops across rocks and pairs for life.

Barbodes lateristriga

A bold, active barb that needs space and equally robust tankmates.

Leporellus vittatus

A bottom-hugging herbivore from South America's major river systems, best kept in groups.