Species

Kryptopterus cryptopterus

A ghostly schooling catfish that disappears against the current

Desmopuntius rhomboocellatus

A peaceful Bornean barb that really comes alive in a proper-sized school.

Trigonostigma somphongsi

One of the rarest aquarium fish alive, rescued from the edge of extinction.

Copella arnoldi

The fish that leaps out of water to lay eggs on leaves above the surface.

Boraras naevus

A thumbnail-sized Thai rasbora with bold body blotches and big personality in groups.

Liopropoma rubre

A boldly striped little basslet that stays hidden but rewards patient reef keepers.

Chaetodon trichrous

A rarely seen Pacific butterflyfish from the islands of Tahiti.

Hyphessobrycon acaciae

A tiny Orinoco tetra with a bold dark lateral stripe and beginner-friendly nature.

Oryzias songkhramensis

A tiny Thai ricefish with a fascinating breeding style and peaceful nature.

Chaetodon auriga

A wide-ranging Indo-Pacific butterfly that grazes reefs, rubble, and everything between.

Iriatherina werneri

Delicate featherfin rainbowfish with spectacular filamentous fins best shown in a species setup.

Hippocampus comes

A boldly patterned seahorse with a prehensile tail built for clinging tight.

Chaetodon tinkeri

A deep-water Pacific beauty with a bold split between black and white.

Hyphessobrycon stegemanni

A tiny Tocantins tetra often mistaken for its look-alike neighbor.

Pseudanthias bimaculatus

A vivid reef basslet with two bold spots that set it apart from the crowd.

Hemigrammus ulreyi

A peaceful schooling tetra that's rarer in tanks than its charm deserves.

Copadichromis mloto

A Lake Malawi schooling cichlid that breaks the solitary-male stereotype.

Phyllopteryx taeniolatus

Australia's leafy coastal phantom, camouflaged beyond belief.

Tanichthys albonubes

A cold-tolerant schooling fish that practically takes care of itself.

Pristella maxillaris

The see-through tetra whose bold dorsal fin pattern makes a school unforgettable.

Opistognathus aurifrons

A sand-burrowing fish that hovers upright and broods eggs in its mouth.

Alestopetersius caudalis

A Congo schooling fish where rival males put on their best show

Ptereleotris zebra

A sleek, hovering reef fish that vanishes into its burrow at the first sign of trouble.