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Cherry Barb - 3-5cm
Cherry Barb - 3-5cm. A peaceful schooling fish, Cherry Barbs are suitable for planted community tanks. They are red with a dark stripe from head to tail, and...
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Apistogramma Agassizi Gold - Fire red - 3-4cm
Apistogramma Agassizi Gold - Fire red - 3-4cm. Apistogramma Agassizi, commonly known as Agassiz's dwarf cichlid, is a freshwater fish found in South American...
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Panda Oranda - 9-11cm
Panda Oranda - 9-11cm. The Oranda is one of the more popular fancy Goldfish, large specimens are very impressive with their large head growth or "hood". This...
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Panda Oranda - 5-6cm
Panda Oranda - 5-6cm. The Oranda is one of the more popular fancy Goldfish, large specimens are very impressive with their large head growth or "hood". This ...
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Fighter Female Halfmoon - 4-5cm
Fighter Female Halfmoon - 4-5cm. Halfmoon Bettas are extremely popular pets because of their exotic finnage and bright colours. In nature these fish inhabit ...
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Comet Golden - 4-6cm
Comet Golden - 4-6cm. Despite having the common name of Goldfish, most Goldfish tend to be orange-red rather than golden! The Golden Comet is one of the few ...
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Torpedo Barb - 4-5cm
Torpedo Barb - 4-5cm. The Torpedo Barb is an active mid size freshwater barb with an attractive black lateral line shadowed with red. Also known as the Denis...
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Green Neon Tetra - 2-3cm
Green Neon Tetra - 2-3cm. The Green Neon Tetra is a cute and fun little freshwater fish that we recommend to aquarists of all experience levels. They're very...
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Cyrtocara Moorii - Blue Dolphin - 3-5cm
Cyrtocara Moorii - Blue Dolphin - 3-5cm. Cyrtocara Moorii is a freshwater fish of the cichlid family and one of the most popular Malawi cichlids, with a rela...
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Goldfish - Bronze - 4-6cm
Goldfish - Bronze - 4-6cm. The Goldfish Bronze is a popular aquarium fish admired for its hardiness and distinct bronze coloration. Native to East Asia, this...
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Convict - 4-6cm
Convict - 4-6cm. The convict cichlid is a freshwater fish native to Central America, also known as the zebra cichlid. The convict cichlids are incredibly har...
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Emperor Tetra (Special 6 for $25) - 3-3.5cm
Emperor Tetra (Special 6 for $25) - 3-3.5cm. Emperor Tetra is a very attractive tetra when full grown, and you'll often find in larger freshwater fish tank. ...
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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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