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Sewellia lineolata
A unique bottom-dwelling fish with a flattened body shaped like a suction cup, adapted to cling to rocks in fast-moving streams. Fascinating to watch and excellent algae grazers.
Groups of 3 or more.
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.
Cabomba caroliniana
Care profile for Cabomba caroliniana: medium light, medium CO₂, beginner difficulty.
Ludwigia arcuata
A delicate stem plant with thin, needle-like leaves that turn deep red under high light. Also known as Needle Leaf Ludwigia, it adds fine texture and vibrant color to aquascapes.
Ambulia
Care profile for Ambulia: medium light, low CO₂, beginner difficulty.
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.
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.
Vampire Shrimp
A large, impressive freshwater shrimp with fan-like appendages used to filter feed from the current. Can grow up to 15 cm and requires strong water flow and clean, well-oxygenated water.
Sulawesi Cardinal Shrimp
A stunning red and white striped shrimp from the ancient lakes of Sulawesi, Indonesia. Unlike most Caridina, it thrives in warm, alkaline water (pH 7.5-8.5, 26-30°C).
Zebra Nerite Snail
A striped, hard-working algae grazer that never overpopulates: its eggs are laid all over the glass but only hatch in brackish water, so they simply stay put. Prefers harder water (GH 6-20 dGH) with calcium for a healthy shell; watch for escapes, as it can climb out of open tanks.
Dropsy
Abdomen swells and scales stand out like a pinecone — usually a bacterial infection.
fishLow Filter Flow
The filter output weakens, reducing circulation and filtration.
equipmentOld Tank Syndrome
Water quality slowly worsens over months or years despite regular small water changes.
waterFin Rot
Fins look frayed, ragged or are visibly shrinking with white or red edges.
fishCyanobacteria (Blue-Green Slime)
Slimy blue-green or dark purple patches with a foul odor.
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