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Pictus Catfish - 8-10cm
Pictus Catfish - 8-10cm. Popular catfish, with its distinctive spots and long "whiskers". Very active swimming behaviour. Two variants are known, differing b...
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Diamond Tetra - 2-4cm
Diamond Tetra - 2-4cm. The Diamond Tetra is a breathtaking freshwater fish that enchants aquarium enthusiasts with its vibrant colors and graceful presence. ...
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Butterfly Tail Goldfish - 10-13cm
Butterfly Tail Goldfish - 10-13cm. The Butterfly Tail is one of a number of fancy goldfish varieties best viewed from above rather than side-on: it's beautif...
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Hengels Rasbora - 2-4cm
Hengels Rasbora - 2-4cm. With its stunning colors and calm disposition, the Hengels Rasbora is a true gem in the aquatic world. They are a peaceful, hardy fi...
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Fancy Guppy - Assorted - 2.5-3cm
Fancy Guppy - Assorted - 2.5-3cm. Fancy Guppy is a very popular aquarium fish. Guppies are freshwater fish, native to the coastal streams of northeast South ...
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Phantom Tetra - Black - 2-4cm
Phantom Tetra - Black - 2-4cm. The Black Phantom Tetras are cute and fun little schooling fish. They are from northern Paraguay and central Brazil. Easy to c...
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Apistogramma Cacatuoides Orange - 4-5cm
Apistogramma Cacatuoides Orange - 4-5cm. The Apistogramma Cacatuoides Orange is one of the most beautifully colored freshwater fish. And it is also one of th...
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Oscar Albino - 7-9cm
Oscar Albino - 7-9cm. Albino Oscar's are a freshwater fish of the Cichlid family and is found in parts of South America. The Oscar's intelligent personality ...
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Oscar Albino - 5-6cm
Oscar Albino - 5-6cm. Albino Oscar's are a freshwater fish of the Cichlid family and is found in parts of South America. The Oscar's intelligent personality ...
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Black Widow Tetra - 3-4cm
Black Widow Tetra - 3-4cm. Hardy and easy to care for, the black widow tetra (or black skirt tetra). This Tetra is relatively easy to breed even for the begi...
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Cyphotilapia Frontosa 6 Burundi - 7-10cm
Cyphotilapia Frontosa 6 Burundi - 7-10cm. The Frontosa Cichlid (Cyphotilapia Frontosa), one of the most well-known cichlid, is a large freshwater fish found ...
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Archer Fish - 7-10cm
Archer Fish - 7-10cm. Archerfish are remarkable for their instinctive ability to hunt by shooting jets of water at insects perched above the surface. This na...
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Catfish - Rendahls Eeltail - 6-10cm
Catfish - Rendahls Eeltail - 6-10cm. The colouration of this native catfish can be either mottled or silver-olive. Easily kept, suitable for a community tank...
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Krobia Sp. Oyapok - 6-10cm
Krobia Sp. Oyapok - 6-10cm. Krobia Oyapok is a South American cichlid more peaceful in nature. Only growing to approximately 10cm, the Krobia Oyapok is rarel...
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Lamprologus Brevis - Sunspot - 2-4cm
Lamprologus Brevis - Sunspot - 2-4cm. Lamprologus brevis - Sunspot is a captivating shell-dwelling cichlid endemic to Lake Tanganyika. Known for its vibrant ...
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Australian Smelt - 10 for $185 - 5-10cm
Australian Smelt - 10 for $185 - 5-10cm. Australian Smelt are uncommon in the aquarium trade, and are an ideal fish for unheated tanks and garden ponds. Cons...
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Green Horseface - 4-5cm
Green Horseface - 4-5cm. The Green Horseface Cichlid (Satanoperca leucosticta )is tropical fish and known as "earth-eater". They are freshwater fish from Sou...
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Argentea Cichlid - Maskaheros Vieja argentea - 9-12cm
Argentea Cichlid - Maskaheros Vieja argentea - 9-12cm. The Maskaheros argenteus,commonly known as the Silver Cichlid, is a stunning freshwater fish native to...
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