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OverviewThe Glowlight Tetra glows like a lamp when lighting conditions are just right. The colorful, neon red/orange stripe shows up best when the aquarium lights are dimmed. For maximum visual effect keep Glowlight Tetras in groups.The Glowlight Tetra is a very popular and hardy freshwater tetra. I...

OverviewThe (Nematobrycon palmeri var. "Amphiloxus Black") is an incredible color morph of the classic Emperor Tetra. Most of its body is an alluring satin black, and it has a cream-colored snout and bright blue or green eyes. Adult males have dramatically elongated dorsal and caudal fins, including...

OverviewThe gets its name from the markings on its body. The blushing red near the gills gives this South American fish a "bleeding heart" look. Perfect for the community aquarium, this hardy tetra will be a great choice for the beginner to the expert aquarist.A planted tank of at least 20 gallons w...

1cmOverviewThe Ember Tetra is an eye catching fish that will light up any aquarium, and its temperament makes it a great choice for any community tank.If you are looking for truly unique fish to join your aquatic family – look no further. They are easy to care for and look wonderful in groups. The...

OverviewThe glows like a lamp when lighting conditions are just right. The colorful, neon red/orange stripe shows up best when the aquarium lights are dimmed. For maximum visual effect keep s in groups.The a very popular and hardy freshwater tetra. It originally came from the clear water streams of ...

OverviewThe Hyphessobrycon pulchripinnis is a curious fish both in looks and in behavior. Although its body is transparent, it will have a lemon coloring overall if it is properly kept and well fed. It is also quite inquisitive and friendly, making it a very good community aquarium inhabitant.This v...

OverviewThe long, sleek Pinktail Chalceus is an active, mid-to-top swimming predator with great eye-appeal and personality. In addition to its bright pink tail, Chalceus macrolepidotus boasts rather large silver iridescent scales on its upper body gradually getting smaller as they descend down the b...

OverviewThe Gold a beautiful, albino variety of the X-Ray. The Gold has a gorgeous translucent-gold body color that adds interest to any freshwater aquarium. It has yellow and white bands on its dorsal and anal fins but lacks the black band found on the X-Ray. The caudal fin of the Gold a pale red o...

OverviewWhite Clouds are hardy, inexpensive, and easy to breed in large numbers.Also known as the , this fish originates from the gorges of the White Cloud Mountains of China. This easy-to-keep minnow will do well in the community aquarium with other peaceful fish. The hardy and colorful Golden Whit...

OverviewThe known from the Corantijn, Essequibo, and Suriname River basins. These shoaling fish tend to inhabit heavily vegetated areas of sluggish tributaries, where they stay close to the safety of plant cover and submerged roots. The water is soft and acidic, and is often stained a tea-colour due...

OverviewThe Blue Tetra, also known as Cochu’s Blue Tetra is an active shoaling fish native to the rivers and streams of the Amazon River Basin in South America. This peaceful community-minded fish is immediately recognized by its breathtakingly beautiful blue coloration. Hints of pink coloration g...

OverviewThe Phantom Tetra is a colorful addition to any freshwater community aquarium. The striking color pattern of the semi-transparent red body is accented with darker markings in the fins. The schooling nature of the Phantom Tetra creates an impressive display when kept in a school of at least s...

OverviewThe a very peaceful, schooling fish that comes from the regions of South America. Receiving its name from its black translucent coloring, the hardy great for any community aquarium. These Tetras are silver in color with black stripes and long flowing black fins. Hiding spaces such as rocks, ...

OverviewThe known from sluggish tributaries of the Aripuanã River, which forms part of the upper Madeira river basin in Mato Grosso, north-western Brazil. Here the waters are clear but tea coloured - a result of the tannins being released from decaying leaves that have fallen from the forest canopy...