Species

Scatophagus argus

A bold, active brackish fish that thrives in mangroves and messy tanks alike.

Awaous flavus

A sand-sifting South American goby with bold red fin markings and real personality.

Cnidoglanis macrocephalus

A peaceful Australian giant that hides by day and hunts by night.

Brachygobius aggregatus

A tiny bumblebee goby that thrives from freshwater streams to brackish estuaries.

Poecilia reticulata

The world's most recognizable livebearer, and probably the easiest fish to breed.

Brachygobius kabiliensis

Tiny bumblebee-patterned goby from Borneo's mangroves, surprisingly manageable for new keepers.

Poecilia sphenops

A livebearer classic that can thrive from freshwater all the way to full marine conditions.

Neritina reclivata

A tough little algae grazer that thrives where fresh and salt water meet.

Halocaridina rubra

Tiny Hawaiian shrimp that thrives on neglect in brackish anchialine pools.

Periophthalmus novemradiatus

A tiny Indian mudskipper that actually plays nice with others.

Xiphophorus maculatus

The beginner-proof livebearer that comes in more color forms than you can count.

Cardisoma armatum

A boldly colored land crab that lives more on shore than in water.

Awaous banana

A sand-sifting river giant that grazes algae like an aquatic lawnmower.

Poecilia latipinna

The male's enormous sail-like dorsal fin makes this livebearer instantly recognizable.

Poecilia velifera

The towering dorsal fin of this livebearer is a true showpiece when conditions are right.

Periophthalmus argentilineatus

The fish that climbs trees and spends more time on land than in water.

Stigmatogobius sadanundio

A pale, spotted bottom-dweller from Asian estuaries with a surprisingly bold personality.

Xiphophorus hellerii

The elongated tail sword makes males one of the most recognizable livebearers in the hobby.

Xiphophorus variatus

Dozens of color forms, endless fry, and tolerant enough for any community tank.