Golden Pencilfish

Myriophyllum

A graceful stem plant with feathery, comb-like leaves that create a soft, flowing background effect. Also known as Parrot's Feather, it adds delicate texture to aquascapes.

Peacock Moss

A delicate aquarium moss with fine, feathery fronds that create a soft, flowing carpet. Attaches easily to hardscape and tolerates a wide range of conditions.

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.

Weeping Moss

A unique aquarium moss with fronds that droop downward, creating a distinctive weeping effect. Perfect for attaching to driftwood or rock overhangs for dramatic visual impact.

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.

Vampire Crab

A small, semi-terrestrial crab with striking purple coloration and bright yellow eyes. Requires a paludarium setup with both land and water areas.

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.

Ghost Shrimp

A see-through, feather-light scavenger sold by the handful. Tough across 3-15 dGH and a wide temperature band. Beware mislabeled tankmates: true Ghost Shrimp is Palaemon paludosus, while the larger, more predatory Macrobrachium species are often sold under the same name.

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.

Air Pump

Hang-On-Back Filter

LED Aquarium Light

Return Pump

Aquarium Gravel

Dropsy

Abdomen swells and scales stand out like a pinecone — usually a bacterial infection.

Temperature Shock

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

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.

Cyanobacteria (Blue-Green Slime)

Slimy blue-green or dark purple patches with a foul odor.