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Sundadanio axelrodi
A tiny, brilliantly blue nano fish from the peat swamps of Borneo. One of the smallest aquarium fish, requiring soft, acidic water and careful maintenance.
School of 8 or more.
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.
Java Fern
Care profile for Java Fern: low light, none CO₂, beginner difficulty.
Anubias nana Petite
Care profile for Anubias nana Petite: low light, none CO₂, beginner difficulty.
Dwarf Baby Tears
Care profile for Dwarf Baby Tears: high light, high CO₂, advanced difficulty.
Anacharis
Care profile for Anacharis: low light, none CO₂, beginner difficulty.
Taiwan Bee Shrimp
A high-grade Caridina morph with bold black and white banding. One of the most prized ornamental shrimp. Requires soft, acidic water (pH 6.0-6.8, GH 4-6) and pristine conditions.
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.
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 Tiger Shrimp
A selectively bred freshwater shrimp with striking deep blue coloration. Requires soft, acidic water and careful parameter maintenance. Prized by shrimp collectors.
Temperature Shock
Sudden temperature swings after water changes, heater failure or power cuts stress fish.
fishFin Rot
Fins look frayed, ragged or are visibly shrinking with white or red edges.
fishHigh Ammonia Poisoning
Elevated ammonia levels cause burns, redness and rapid breathing.
waterFilter Crash
The biological filter fails after aggressive cleaning, media replacement or a long outage.
equipmentDropsy
Abdomen swells and scales stand out like a pinecone — usually a bacterial infection.
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