Species

Betta splendens

The world's most recognizable fighting fish, now bred in countless colors and fin shapes.

Macropodus spechti

A close paradise fish relative that thrives where others struggle.

Betta anabatoides

A rare mouthbrooding betta from Borneo's blackwater streams, built for serious collectors.

Trichogaster chuna

A spitting, bubble-building gourami that rewards keepers who give it company.

Betta simplex

A rare mouth-brooding betta from Thailand's limestone streams, peaceful by betta standards.

Parosphromenus allani

A tiny blackwater rarity from Borneo, rarely seen outside dedicated hobbyist circles.

Parosphromenus deissneri

A tiny, cave-breeding licorice gourami from Bangka with a tangled taxonomic history.

Parosphromenus quindecim

A pint-sized Bornean labyrinth fish for dedicated blackwater keepers.

Betta mahachaiensis

A nipa palm specialist from coastal Thailand with iridescent blue-green armor.

Parosphromenus linkei

A pint-sized blackwater gourami with head-down courtship displays unlike any other.

Ctenops nobilis

The noble gourami: a labyrinth fish that spits its eggs straight into dad's mouth.

Betta pugnax

A forest stream betta with a gentler side and fascinating mouthbrooding behavior.

Luciocephalus pulcher

A pike-like gourami relative from blackwater forests, built for ambush.

Macropodus ocellatus

A cold-hardy labyrinth fish that stays active even under ice.

Betta bellica

A slender peat swamp betta that rewards patient, thoughtful keepers

Trichopodus pectoralis

A big, peaceful gourami with wild origins in the flooded forests of Southeast Asia.

Pseudosphromenus cupanus

A shy, small labyrinth fish with secretive bubble-nesting habits worth watching.

Trichogaster labiosa

An underrated community gourami that outshines its more famous cousins.

Colisa labiosus

A thick-lipped labyrinth fish from Myanmar with a surprising need for surface air.

Trichogaster trichopterus

A bold, labyrinth-breathing gourami that demands respect from its tankmates.