Assorted Comet Goldfish 50 mm Common Name Assorted Comet Goldfish Scientific Name Carassius auratus Overview The Assorted Comet Goldfish is a hardy and popular freshwater species known for its graceful flowing tail and vibrant assortment of colours. These active fish are ideal for both aquariums and outdoor ponds, making them a favourite among beginner and experienced fishkeepers alike. This listing is for approximately 50 mm-sized Comet Goldfish, offering hobbyists a healthy juvenile fish that will continue to develop and grow into a beautiful adult specimen. Fish are sold individually (per fish). Features Attractive assortment of colours and patterns Long, elegant single tail Hardy and easy to care for Suitable for aquariums and ponds Peaceful temperament Excellent choice for beginners Size Current size: Approximately 50 mm. Adult size: Approximately 15–30 cm, depending on environment and care. Water Parameters Temperature: 18–24°C pH: 6.5–8.0 Ammonia & Nitrite: 0 ppm Nitrate: Below 40 ppm Diet Comet Goldfish are omnivores and thrive on a varied diet including: High-quality goldfish pellets or flakes Sinking foods Frozen foods such as bloodworms and brine shrimp Fresh vegetables including peas, spinach, and zucchini Compatibility Comet Goldfish are best kept with: Other goldfish varieties Peaceful pond fish with similar water requirements Avoid keeping them with tropical species that require warmer temperatures or aggressive fish. Aquarium Setup Comet Goldfish require spacious aquariums with efficient filtration due to their active swimming behaviour and relatively high waste production. They also perform exceptionally well in suitably sized outdoor ponds. Important Information Fish are sold individually. Colours and patterns will vary as these are assorted specimens. Images are for illustration purposes only and represent the appearance of fully grown adult fish. The photographs are intended to show what the fish will look like as adults. Juvenile fish may have less developed colours and finnage. Due to stock availability, we may occasionally supply younger specimens close to the advertised size. All live fish should be introduced to a fully cycled aquarium or pond. Acclimate livestock slowly to minimise stress. Why Buy from Aquatic Pets SA? At Aquatic Pets SA, we are committed to supplying healthy, quality livestock and providing exceptional customer service. Every fish is carefully selected and cared for to ensure you receive thriving aquatic pets for your aquarium or pond.

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Panda Corydora  The Panda Corydoras is one of the most popular freshwater bottom-dwelling fish in the aquarium hobby. Named after its distinctive black markings around the eyes, similar to a panda bear, this peaceful and active species makes an excellent addition to community aquariums. Panda Cories are social fish that thrive in groups and spend their day exploring the substrate in search of food. Their friendly nature, unique appearance, and easy-going temperament make them a favourite among both beginner and experienced fishkeepers. Features Peaceful and community-friendly Distinctive panda-like markings Active bottom-dwelling scavenger Helps clean up uneaten food Suitable for planted aquariums Best kept in groups of 6 or more Species Information Species: Corydoras panda Commonly Known As: Panda Corydoras Adult Size: 4–5 cm Temperament: Peaceful Care Level: Easy Minimum Tank Size: 60 Litres Temperature: 22–26°C pH Range: 6.0–7.5 Diet: Omnivore Feeding Panda Corydoras are omnivorous and enjoy a varied diet. Feed high-quality sinking pellets, algae wafers, frozen foods, and live foods such as bloodworms, daphnia, and brine shrimp. Although they will consume leftover food, they should not be relied upon as the aquarium's cleaning crew and require dedicated feeding. Tank Setup A soft sandy substrate is recommended to protect their sensitive barbels. Provide plenty of hiding spots using driftwood, rocks, and live plants. Well-planted aquariums with gentle water flow closely mimic their natural habitat and help them feel secure. Compatibility Panda Cories are excellent community fish and can be kept with tetras, rasboras, gouramis, livebearers, dwarf cichlids, and other peaceful species. Avoid housing them with large or aggressive fish that may intimidate or injure them. Why Buy Panda Corydoras? If you're looking for a peaceful, entertaining, and attractive bottom-dweller, the Panda Corydoras is an excellent choice. Their playful behaviour and charming appearance make them a standout addition to any freshwater community aquarium. Available now at Aquatic Pets SA – healthy, quality livestock for your aquarium.

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Introduce vibrant colors and unique behavior to your aquarium with the Paradise Fish – a true classic in the freshwater world. Known for its vivid blue and red coloration, flowing fins, and curious nature, this striking labyrinth fish is ideal for aquarists looking to add a bold and intelligent centerpiece to their tank. 🌈 Key Features: Stunning Appearance: Paradise Fish are instantly recognizable thanks to their dramatic color palette – electric blue, fiery red, and iridescent undertones that change with lighting and mood. Labyrinth Breather: Like bettas and gouramis, they can breathe air from the surface, allowing them to thrive in low-oxygen environments and shallow tanks. Interactive and Intelligent: These fish often recognize their keepers, follow movement outside the tank, and display fascinating territorial behavior. Hardy and Adaptable: Paradise Fish are well-known for their resilience, tolerating a wide range of water conditions and temperatures. 🐟 Care Requirements: Tank Size: Minimum 50L per fish Temperature: 20°C – 26°C pH Range: 6.0 – 8.0 Diet: Omnivorous – feed high-quality pellets, flakes, and occasional live/frozen food like bloodworms or brine shrimp ⚠️ Temperament & Compatibility: Paradise Fish are semi-aggressive and best kept: Alone or with fast, non-fin-nipping tank mates Avoid housing them with slow-moving or long-finned species like bettas or fancy guppies Males can be territorial, so provide hiding spots and space if keeping more than one ✅ Why Buy From Us? Healthy, vibrant Paradise Fish raised in optimal conditions Ethically sourced and professionally acclimated Secure, temperature-aware shipping for safe delivery With their bold colors, graceful fins, and curious personality, the Paradise Fish is more than just a pet – it’s a showstopper.Order now and let your tank come alive with elegance and attitude! 🐠🔥

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Dwarf Gourami Common Name Dwarf Gourami Scientific Name Trichogaster lalius Overview The Dwarf Gourami is a colourful and peaceful freshwater fish prized for its brilliant colours and calm temperament. With their vibrant patterns and graceful swimming behaviour, Dwarf Gouramis make a beautiful centrepiece for community aquariums and planted tanks. These hardy fish are suitable for both beginner and experienced aquarists and thrive in well-maintained aquariums with plenty of plants and hiding spaces. Fish are sold individually (per fish). Features Vibrant colours and attractive patterns Peaceful and community-friendly Ideal for planted aquariums Suitable for beginners Can breathe atmospheric air using their labyrinth organ Excellent feature fish for smaller aquariums Size Current size may vary. Adult size: Approximately 6–8 cm. Water Parameters Temperature: 24–28°C pH: 6.0–7.5 Ammonia & Nitrite: 0 ppm Nitrate: Below 20 ppm Diet Dwarf Gouramis are omnivores and enjoy a varied diet consisting of: High-quality flakes and micro pellets Frozen foods such as bloodworms and brine shrimp Live foods for enhanced colour and conditioning Vegetable-based foods and spirulina supplements Compatibility Dwarf Gouramis are best kept with: Tetras Rasboras Corydoras Peaceful Barbs Livebearers Other peaceful community fish Avoid keeping them with aggressive or fin-nipping species. Aquarium Setup A planted aquarium with gentle water flow and plenty of hiding places is ideal. Floating plants and subdued lighting can help Dwarf Gouramis feel secure and display their best colours. Important Information Fish are sold individually. Colouration and patterns may vary between specimens. Images are for illustration purposes only and represent the appearance of fully grown adult fish. The photographs are intended to show what the fish will look like as adults. Juvenile fish may have less developed colours and finnage. Due to stock availability, we may occasionally supply juvenile specimens. All live fish should be introduced to a fully cycled aquarium. Acclimate livestock slowly to minimise stress. Why Buy from Aquatic Pets SA? At Aquatic Pets SA, we are committed to providing healthy, quality livestock and exceptional customer service. Every fish is carefully selected and cared for to ensure you receive thriving aquatic pets for your aquarium.

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Clown Loach (Each) Please note picture is only a representation actual clown loaches are sold juvenile and will be smaller and may differ.  Add movement, personality and colour to your aquarium with the Clown Loach, one of the most loved freshwater community fish available. Known for their playful behaviour and striking orange and black striped pattern, clown loaches are a standout addition to any well-established tropical tank. These active bottom dwellers are social fish that thrive in groups, making them both entertaining to watch and highly engaging in a community setup. They are excellent scavengers and help keep your aquarium lively as they explore every corner of the tank. Clown loaches do best in stable, well-maintained tropical aquariums with plenty of hiding spaces, driftwood and soft substrates. As they grow, they become more confident and interactive, often displaying unique group behaviours. Key features: Sold individually (recommended to keep in groups) Striking orange and black striped pattern Active, playful and highly social fish Great for community tropical aquariums Helps control leftover food in the substrate Long-lived species with proper care Care requirements: Tropical freshwater aquarium Soft substrate with hiding spaces Stable, well-filtered water conditions Best kept in groups of 3 or more Feeding guide:Omnivorous diet including sinking pellets, wafers, and occasional frozen or live foods. Feed 1–2 times daily in small amounts. A perfect choice for aquarists looking to add energy, personality and movement to their aquarium setup.

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 Penguin Tetra The penguin tetra (scientific name: Thayeria boehlkei) is a freshwater aquarium fish popular with fish keepers. It comes from the Amazon Basin in South America (Brazil, Peru, etc.).  Why is it called “penguin”? It gets its name from its look: It has a black stripe running along its body and tail Its coloring kind of resembles a penguin’s black-and-white pattern Size & appearance Grows to about 4–6 cm (1.5–2.5 inches) Slim, silvery body Distinct black line from eye to tail Often swims at a slight angle (head up), which looks unusual  Behavior Peaceful and social fish Likes to live in groups (schools) of 6 or more Active swimmers and fun to watch in aquariums Diet They’re omnivores, meaning they eat: Small insects and larvae Algae and plant matter Fish flakes or pellets in aquariums Why people keep them Easy to care for (good for beginners) Look attractive in tanks Add movement and life to aquariums

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The GMO Widow Tetra is a genetically engineered freshwater fish designed for aquariums. Its aesthetic and biological modifications make it both visually striking and resilient for home aquarists. Appearance Body Color: Deep black, inspired by the black widow spider. Markings: Vibrant red spots or streaks on the tail and dorsal fins, reminiscent of a widow’s hourglass pattern. Glow/Fluorescence: Certain areas (like fins or lateral stripes) may fluoresce under LED or blue aquarium lighting. Size: Typically 1.5–2 inches (4–5 cm), maintaining the small, schooling nature of traditional tetras. Behavior and Temperament Schooling Fish: Prefers to swim in groups of 6 or more. Peaceful Yet Bold: Compatible with many community fish but stands out due to its unique color patterns. Activity: Active swimmers, enjoy mid-to-upper levels of the tank. Genetic Modifications Color Enhancement: Red-black contrast with glowing fins for striking aquarium display. Disease Resistance: Genetically engineered to withstand common bacterial and fungal infections. Environmental Adaptability: Can tolerate a wider range of pH and temperature, making it more suitable for diverse home aquariums. Controlled Growth: Maintains small size for standard tanks without overpopulating. Care Requirements Tank Size: Minimum 20 gallons for a small school. Water Conditions: Temperature 72–80°F (22–27°C), pH 6.5–7.5. Diet: Omnivorous; accepts flakes, frozen, and live foods. Lighting: Blue or LED lighting enhances fluorescent markings.

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Congo Tetra Scientific Name: Phenacogrammus interruptus Family: Alestidae (African Characins) Origin: Congo River Basin, Central Africa Size: 3 to 3.5 inches (7.5 to 9 cm); males may grow larger than females Lifespan: 4 to 5 years (can live longer with excellent care) 🌈 Appearance Males display iridescent colors—blue, violet, green, and orange—especially under good lighting. Flowing, long fins with white edges are a hallmark of mature males. Females are usually smaller and less colorful but still attractive. 🧠 Behavior and Temperament Peaceful, schooling fish. Best kept in groups of 6 or more to prevent fin nipping and stress. Great for community tanks with other non-aggressive fish. 🏡 Tank Requirements Tank Size: Minimum 30 gallons (for a school) Water Temperature: 73–82°F (23–28°C) pH: 6.0–7.5 Water Hardness: Soft to moderately hard (3–18 dGH) Decor: Heavily planted with open swimming areas, dim lighting to mimic natural habitat 🍽️ Diet Omnivorous: Accepts flakes, pellets, live and frozen foods. A varied diet enhances their coloration—offer brine shrimp, daphnia, and bloodworms. 🐣 Breeding Can be bred in captivity, but requires separate breeding tank. Soft, acidic water and fine-leaved plants or spawning mops help encourage spawning. Eggs are scattered and should be protected from adult fish, as they may eat them.

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Luminous Mosaic Guppy Common Name Luminous Mosaic Guppy Scientific Name Poecilia reticulata Overview The Luminous Mosaic Guppy is a stunning freshwater livebearer admired for its vibrant colours and intricate mosaic tail patterns. With its eye-catching appearance and peaceful temperament, this variety is a favourite among both beginner and experienced aquarists. These active fish add colour and movement to any community aquarium and are easy to care for, making them an excellent choice for planted tanks and nano aquariums. Fish are sold individually (per fish). Features Beautiful mosaic tail pattern with brilliant coloration Peaceful and community-friendly Hardy and easy to maintain Ideal for planted aquariums Suitable for beginner aquarists Active and constantly on display Size Approximately 3–5 cm when fully grown. Water Parameters Temperature: 22–28°C pH: 6.8–7.8 GH: Moderate hardness preferred Ammonia & Nitrite: 0 ppm Nitrate: Below 20 ppm Diet Luminous Mosaic Guppies are omnivores and thrive on a varied diet consisting of: High-quality flakes and micro pellets Frozen foods such as bloodworms and brine shrimp Live foods for enhanced colour and breeding condition Vegetable-based foods and spirulina supplements Compatibility These peaceful fish do well with: Other guppies Tetras Corydoras Rasboras Platies and Mollies Other small, peaceful community fish Avoid housing them with aggressive or fin-nipping species. Aquarium Setup A well-planted aquarium with open swimming space and gentle filtration provides the ideal environment for Luminous Mosaic Guppies. Floating plants and darker substrates can help enhance their colours and provide a sense of security. Breeding As livebearers, guppies are prolific breeders. Females give birth to free-swimming fry, and providing dense plants or mosses can help improve fry survival. Important Information Fish are sold individually. Images are for illustration purposes only and represent the appearance of fully grown adult fish. Due to stock availability, we may occasionally supply juvenile specimens that have not yet developed their full adult colours and finnage. Colour intensity may vary depending on age, diet, and aquarium conditions. All live fish should be introduced to a fully cycled aquarium. Acclimate livestock carefully to minimise stress. Why Buy from Aquatic Pets SA? At Aquatic Pets SA, we are committed to supplying healthy, high-quality livestock and providing excellent customer support. Whether you are starting your first aquarium or expanding an established collection, we are here to help you create a thriving aquatic environment.

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Balloon Molly Scientific Name Poecilia sphenops (Balloon Variety) Common Name Balloon Molly Product Description Add a unique and eye-catching fish to your aquarium with the Balloon Molly. Known for its distinctive rounded body shape, vibrant colors, and peaceful nature, the Balloon Molly is a popular choice among beginner and experienced aquarists alike. These active livebearers bring constant movement and personality to community aquariums while being easy to care for and adaptable to a wide range of water conditions. Balloon Mollies are available in a variety of stunning colors, including black, gold, silver, dalmatian, orange, and mixed varieties. Their compact, balloon-shaped body gives them a charming appearance that stands out in any freshwater aquarium. As livebearing fish, Balloon Mollies can reproduce readily in suitable aquarium conditions, making them an exciting species for hobbyists interested in breeding. They thrive in planted aquariums and appreciate open swimming areas combined with plenty of hiding places among plants and décor. Key Features Unique rounded "balloon" body shape Peaceful and community-friendly fish Available in various attractive colors and patterns Hardy and suitable for beginner aquarists Active swimmers that add movement to the aquarium Livebearing species capable of breeding in home aquariums Compatible with many other peaceful freshwater fish Care Information Care Level Easy Temperament Peaceful Diet Omnivore Minimum Tank Size 60 Litres Water Temperature 24°C – 28°C pH Range 7.0 – 8.2 Adult Size 5 – 8 cm Lifespan 2 – 5 Years Feeding Balloon Mollies are omnivores and enjoy a varied diet. Feed a high-quality flake or pellet food supplemented with algae-based foods, blanched vegetables, and occasional treats such as bloodworms, daphnia, or brine shrimp. A balanced diet helps maintain vibrant colours and overall health. Tank Mates Suitable tank mates include: Guppies Platies Swordtails Corydoras Tetras Rasboras Peaceful Gouramis Bristlenose Plecos Avoid keeping them with aggressive or fin-nipping fish. Important Notes Mollies prefer stable water conditions and good filtration. A planted aquarium helps them feel secure and display natural behaviour. Regular water changes are recommended to maintain optimal health. Colours and patterns may vary between individual fish. Images are for illustration purposes only; actual fish may differ in colour, size, and pattern. Why Choose Balloon Mollies? Balloon Mollies are a fantastic addition to community aquariums thanks to their peaceful temperament, attractive appearance, and ease of care. Their unique body shape and lively personality make them a favourite among freshwater fish keepers looking to add something special to their aquarium.

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Telescope Eye Black Moor It’s a variety of the telescope eye goldfish (a goldfish with big protruding eyes). The Black Moor is simply the black-colored version of that type. Scientific name: Carassius auratus (same as all goldfish). Key features 1. Telescope eyes The most distinctive trait: large, bulging eyes that stick out from the head. These develop as the fish grows. 2. Black coloration Deep velvet-like black scales (can sometimes fade to grey/orange over time). 3. Body shape Round, egg-shaped body Long flowing fins and a double tail 4. Poor eyesight Because of their eye shape, they don’t see well and are slow swimmers.  Size & lifespan Size: about 10–25 cm (4–10 inches) Lifespan: 10–25 years with proper care Origin First bred in China hundreds of years ago through selective breeding. Care basics Freshwater fish (aquarium or pond) Temperature: around 18–25°C Diet: pellets, flakes, plus treats like worms or shrimp Best kept with other slow, gentle goldfish (they struggle to compete for food)  Important things to know Their eyes are very delicate and can get injured easily Avoid sharp decorations in the tank Because they swim slowly, faster fish can outcompete them for food Why people like them Unique “cute” look with big eyes Calm and friendly temperament Good for beginners compared to some other fancy goldfish

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