Electric Yellow Cichlid

Bacopa caroliniana

A hardy, straightforward stem plant with thick, oval leaves on upright stems. One of the easiest background plants, tolerating a wide range of conditions and requiring minimal maintenance.

Taiwan Moss

A delicate aquarium moss with fine, triangular-shaped fronds that create a lush, textured carpet. Attaches readily to hardscape and is ideal for nano aquascapes.

Rotala sp. h'ra

A stunning stem plant that develops intense orange-red coloration under high light and CO2. Narrow leaves arranged in whorls create a striking background accent in aquascapes.

Sagittaria

A hardy rosette plant with broad, arrow-shaped leaves. Sends runners to form a grass-like carpet. Tolerates a wide range of conditions, suitable for beginners.

Cryptocoryne balansae

Care profile for Cryptocoryne balansae: medium light, low CO₂, intermediate difficulty.

Rabbit Snail

A large, striking freshwater snail with a conical shell and colorful body. Comes in orange, yellow, and dark variants. Active algae and detritus consumer, but slow breeder.

King Kong Shrimp

A solid black color morph of Caridina cantonensis with minimal white markings. One of the rarest and most expensive shrimp variants. Requires expert-level water parameters.

Thai Micro Crab

A pea-sized, fully aquatic crab - no land zone needed - that perches on driftwood and picks microparticles from the water. Fragile and easily overlooked; keep a group of 3 or more in a mature nano tank, and never expose it to copper or sharp parameter swings.

Blue Bolt Shrimp

A striking blue color morph of Caridina cantonensis. Deep blue body with white banding. Extremely sensitive to water parameters — requires very soft, acidic water.

CO₂ Cylinder

Wave Maker

Aquarium Soil Substrate

Canister Filter

Aquarium Gravel

Fin Rot

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

Cloudy Water

Milky or hazy water that never fully clears.

White Spot Disease (Ich)

Tiny white salt-like grains on the body and fins of fish.

Fish Hiding or Chronic Stress

Fish hide constantly, refuse food and fade in color.

Old Tank Syndrome

Water quality slowly worsens over months or years despite regular small water changes.