Lyretail Killifish

Marimo Moss Ball

A rare, spherical green algae ball that grows extremely slowly. Requires almost no maintenance — just occasional squeezing and turning. A fascinating living decoration.

Red Rotala

Red stem plant. Turns red under high light with CO₂.

Java Fern

Care profile for Java Fern: low light, none CO₂, beginner difficulty.

Bucephalandra

Care profile for Bucephalandra: low light, low CO₂, intermediate difficulty.

Anubias nana Petite

Care profile for Anubias nana Petite: low light, none CO₂, beginner difficulty.

Cherry Shrimp

The most popular freshwater shrimp — bright red coloration, extremely hardy, and prolific breeder. The gateway species for shrimp keeping. Tolerates a wide range of conditions.

Blue Crayfish

A selectively bred color morph of the red swamp crayfish with brilliant blue coloration. Hardy and active, but will eat plants and harass tank mates.

Great Ramshorn Snail

The large, coiled ramshorn that doubles as a cleanup crew and a living water-quality alarm. Every individual is hermaphroditic, so any pair can breed - populations explode only when overfeeding creates a feast, and they shrink right back once feeding is cut back.

Crystal Red Shrimp

A high-grade bee shrimp bred for its striking white-and-red pattern. Demanding keeper: thrives only in soft, acidic water (GH 4-6 dGH) and practically requires reverse-osmosis water with an active buffering substrate. Stable cool temperatures around 22 C are essential.

LED Aquarium Light

Wave Maker

Air Pump

Aquarium Soil Substrate

Internal Filter

High Ammonia Poisoning

Elevated ammonia levels cause burns, redness and rapid breathing.

Fin Rot

Fins look frayed, ragged or are visibly shrinking with white or red edges.

Temperature Shock

Sudden temperature swings after water changes, heater failure or power cuts stress fish.

Fish Hiding or Chronic Stress

Fish hide constantly, refuse food and fade in color.

Fish Gasping at Surface

Fish hover at the surface, breathing rapidly. A possible oxygen emergency.