Species
Browsing 17 species. Use the filters below to narrow down.
Blackline Rasbora
FishRasbora borapetensis
A peaceful schooling fish with a vivid red tail that really shines in a group.
Black-winged Hatchetfish
FishCarnegiella marthae
A tiny, deep-chested surface dweller that will absolutely find any gap in your lid.
Blue danio
FishDanio kerri
A powder-blue schooling gem from the Malay Peninsula that's rarely seen but easy to keep.
Clown Killie
FishEpiplatys annulatus
A pocket-sized killifish with bold racing stripes and a surprisingly calm nature.
Dwarf Pencilfish
FishNannostomus marginatus
Tiny, boldly striped pencilfish that thrives in groups and rewards patient keepers.
Hatchetfish
FishCarnegiella strigata strigata
A tiny, peaceful surface-dweller with a deep-keeled body unlike any other tetra.
Indian Ricefish
FishOryzias dancena
A tiny, peaceful ricefish that carries its eggs like a living clutch before planting them.
Marbled Hatchetfish
FishCarnegiella strigata
A deep-keeled surface dweller that brings life to the upper third of any tank.
Olive danio
FishDanio dangila
A large, active danio with impressively long barbels and a rarely seen wild side.
One-lined Pencilfish
FishNannostomus unifasciatus
A tiny pencilfish that swims at a permanent angle, day and night.
Platinum hatchetfish
FishThoracocharax stellatus
A silvery, deep-keeled jumper that needs a tight-fitting lid and plenty of company.
Pygmy Hatchetfish
FishCarnegiella myersi
Tiny, delicate, and built for the surface. The smallest hatchetfish of them all.
Shining Pencilfish
FishNannostomus nitidus
A rarely-seen pencilfish with a glittering lateral stripe and fascinating nocturnal color shifts.
Silver Hatchetfish
FishGasteropelecus sternicla
A surface-skimming acrobat that leaps to catch insects mid-air.
Silver rasbora
FishRasbora dusonensis
A boldly striped schooling rasbora with a vivid yellow tail fin.
Spotted Hatchetfish
FishGasteropelecus levis
A surface-hugging jumper with a deep keel and surprisingly peaceful nature.
Spotted Hatchetfish
FishGasteropelecus maculatus
A surface-skimming South American oddity that can genuinely leap out of your tank.