Golden Male Guppy A male guppy is smaller, more colorful, and more decorative than the female. The “Golden” variety refers to a specific color mutation where the fish has a yellow-gold body tone, often with shimmering or metallic highlights. Many golden guppies also have patterned tails (like mosaic, cobra, or tuxedo styles). Appearance Color: Bright yellow to deep gold, sometimes with orange hues Tail: Large and flowing, often fan-shaped or delta-shaped Size: Usually around 3–4 cm (smaller than females) Fins: More elaborate than females, used to attract mates Behavior Active, social, and peaceful Best kept with other calm fish Males may chase females frequently, especially in small tanks Tank Requirements Tank size: Minimum 20 liters (bigger is better) Temperature: 22–28°C pH: 6.8–7.8 Setup: Plants, hiding spots, gentle filtration Diet Omnivorous: eats flakes, pellets, and live/frozen foods Loves treats like brine shrimp and daphnia Breeding Guppies are livebearers (they give birth to free-swimming fry) Golden coloration can be passed to offspring, but genetics can vary Care Tips Keep more females than males (e.g., 2–3 females per male) to reduce stress Maintain clean water guppies are hardy but still sensitive to poor conditions Avoid aggressive tank mates

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Fire Red Shrimp  Elevate your aquarium with the striking Supreme Red Shrimp, a show-stopping freshwater shrimp known for its deep, intense red coloration. Perfect for aquascapes and community tanks, these shrimp are peaceful, active, and a favorite among hobbyists who want both beauty and vitality in their tanks. Key Features: Color: Brilliant, deep red body for maximum visual impact Size: 1 – 1.5 inches (2.5–3.8 cm) Behavior: Peaceful, social, thrives in groups Water Conditions: 68–78°F (20–26°C), pH 6.5–7.5, soft to moderately hard water Diet: Omnivorous – algae, biofilm, shrimp pellets, and blanched vegetables Breeding: Berries easily in a well-maintained, planted tank; females carry eggs under their tails for 3–4 weeks Why Choose Supreme Red Shrimp?The Supreme Red Shrimp is ideal for anyone looking to add bold color and lively activity to their aquarium. Their vivid red hue contrasts beautifully with green plants, dark substrates, and other colorful shrimp, creating a dynamic underwater display. Care Tips: Keep water clean and stable to preserve their vibrant color Provide plenty of plants and hiding spots for comfort and grazing Feed a balanced diet to enhance health and intensity of coloration Bring home the Supreme Red Shrimp and make your aquarium a centerpiece of color, movement, and life!

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Common Pleco (Hypostomus plecostomus) – Hardy Algae-Eating Freshwater Fish Please note: Product image is only a representation, Fish sent will be juveniles and might look different compared to the picture. Also Note Plecos's of this specie grows large in a short spam of time. Add a powerful and hardworking tank companion to your aquarium with the Common Pleco. Scientifically known as Hypostomus plecostomus, this popular freshwater fish is loved for its algae-cleaning abilities, peaceful temperament, and unique armored appearance. Perfect for large freshwater aquariums, the Common Pleco is both functional and fascinating—making it a favorite among beginner and experienced aquarists alike. Product Highlights Natural algae cleaner – Helps control algae growth on glass, décor, and driftwood Hardy and adaptable – Thrives in a wide range of freshwater conditions Peaceful temperament – Compatible with many community fish species Unique armored appearance – Distinctive plated body and sucker mouth Long lifespan – Can live 10–15 years with proper care Size & Growth Current Size: 2–4 inches (juvenile) Adult Size: Up to 18–24 inches Recommended Tank Size: 75+ gallons (adult) Note: Common Plecos grow large and require spacious aquariums as adults. Care Requirements Water Temperature: 72–82°F pH Range: 6.5–7.5 Diet: Algae, sinking algae wafers, vegetables (zucchini, cucumber), and driftwood for rasping Tank Setup: Provide hiding spots, caves, and driftwood Common Plecos are nocturnal and may be more active during evening hours. Tank Mates Compatible with: Tetras Barbs Gouramis Larger peaceful community fish Avoid housing with very small or aggressive species. Why Buy From Aquatic Petssa? At Aquatic Petssa, we prioritize healthy, responsibly sourced fish. Each Common Pleco is carefully acclimated and inspected before shipping to ensure it arrives in excellent condition.

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Bronze Cory Overview Scientific Name: Corydoras aeneus Common Names: Bronze Cory, Bronze Catfish, Green Cory Origin: South America (Trinidad, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, etc.) Size: Around 2.5–3 inches (6–7.5 cm) Lifespan: 5–10 years (sometimes longer with good care) 🌿 Tank Setup Tank Size: Minimum 15–20 gallons for a small group Substrate: Soft sand is best (they like to dig with their barbels) Temperature: 72–79°F (22–26°C) pH: 6.0–7.5 Hardness: Soft to moderately hard water Lighting: Low to moderate Décor: Plants, driftwood, smooth rocks, and hiding spots 🍽️ Diet Bronze Corys are omnivores and scavengers — but they shouldn’t rely solely on leftovers.Feed a mix of: Sinking pellets or wafers (main diet) Frozen or live foods like bloodworms and brine shrimp Occasional blanched vegetables 🫧 Behavior & Compatibility Peaceful, social bottom-dwellers — must be kept in groups of at least 5–6 (they get shy and stressed alone) Great community fish; compatible with small, peaceful species (tetras, rasboras, guppies, etc.) Active during the day and love to “school” along the tank bottom 🐣 Breeding Easy to breed in captivity. Males chase females during spawning; eggs are usually laid on glass or plants. Remove adults after spawning to prevent them from eating the eggs.

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Add a touch of charm and activity to your aquarium with the Albino Corydoras, a hardy and peaceful bottom-dwelling fish loved by aquarists worldwide. Recognized by their striking white to pinkish bodies and bright red eyes, these small schooling catfish not only bring visual appeal but also help keep your tank clean by scavenging leftover food. 🐠 Key Features: Scientific Name: Corydoras aeneus (Albino variety) Size: Grows up to 5–7 cm in captivity Temperament: Peaceful, ideal for community tanks Lifespan: 5–10 years with proper care Diet: Omnivorous – enjoys sinking pellets, flakes, and frozen/live foods Activity Level: Active bottom dweller, great for adding movement to the lower levels of the tank 🌿 Tank Requirements: Tank Size: Minimum 40 litres for a small group Water Parameters: Temperature: 22–28°C pH: 6.0–7.5 Soft to moderately hard water Substrate: Soft sand or fine gravel to protect their sensitive barbels Environment: Provide hiding spots with plants, driftwood, or caves. They thrive in well-planted aquariums with gentle water flow. ✅ Why Choose Albino Corydoras? Extremely hardy and beginner-friendly Best kept in groups of 4 or more – they are social shoaling fish Natural tank cleaners, helping to reduce leftover food buildup Adds an eye-catching and lively presence to the bottom of your tank 💡 Care Tip: While they help clean up uneaten food, they still need proper feeding. Offer a varied diet to keep them healthy and active. ✨ Perfect choice for peaceful community aquariums and planted tanks!

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Silvertip Tetra – Sparkling Energy for the Modern Aquarium Bring shimmer and motion to your tank with the lively Silvertip Tetra – a dazzling freshwater fish known for its glowing silver-white fin tips and bold personality. With their constant activity and eye-catching colors, Silvertips are a perfect choice for aquarists who want to add both flash and fun to their aquatic setup. ✨ Key Features: Unique Appearance: These tetras have a golden-bronze body with bright white "silvertips" on their fins, creating a shimmering contrast as they swim. Active and Engaging: Known for their high energy and curious behavior, Silvertips often dart around the tank in tight schools, making them highly entertaining to watch. Schooling Fish: Best kept in groups of 6 or more to prevent fin-nipping and encourage natural schooling behavior. Hardy and Adaptable: Excellent for beginner to intermediate hobbyists due to their strong immune systems and tolerance to a range of water conditions. 🐠 Care Requirements: Tank Size: Minimum 50L Temperature: 22°C – 27°C pH Range: 6.0 – 7.5 Diet: Omnivorous – feed with flakes, high-quality micro pellets, and supplement with live/frozen foods like brine shrimp or bloodworms 🧡 Behavior and Compatibility: While generally peaceful, Silvertips can be slightly nippy if kept in small numbers. A larger school helps spread their energy and makes them more harmonious with other tank mates like rasboras, larger tetras, gouramis, and peaceful catfish. ✅ Why Choose Our Silvertip Tetras? We offer healthy, hand-selected Silvertip Tetras that are ethically sourced and raised in optimal conditions. Carefully packed and shipped with their well-being in mind, our tetras arrive ready to thrive in your home aquarium. Add a touch of sparkle and spirited movement to your tank with the Silvertip Tetra – bold, beautiful, and full of life.Order today and let your aquarium shine with silvery brilliance! 🌟🐟

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Add a splash of natural beauty and elegance to your aquarium with the Rio Tetra – a small, peaceful freshwater fish known for its shimmering colors and active schooling behavior. Ideal for both beginner and experienced aquarists, the Rio Tetra brings life and motion to any aquatic setup. 🌊 Key Features: Striking Appearance: With iridescent silver bodies and subtle red or gold highlights near the fins, Rio Tetras add a radiant touch to your tank. Schooling Behavior: These fish thrive in groups of 6 or more, creating mesmerizing synchronized swimming patterns. Peaceful Nature: Rio Tetras are non-aggressive and pair beautifully with other small community fish like guppies, rasboras, and corydoras. Low Maintenance: Easy to care for, making them a perfect choice for hobbyists of all levels. 🐟 Care Guide: Tank Size: Minimum 40L for a small school Temperature: 22°C – 27°C pH Range: 6.0 – 7.5 Diet: Omnivorous – thrives on flakes, micro pellets, and live/frozen foods like brine shrimp or daphnia 🛒 Why Choose Our Rio Tetras? Our Rio Tetras are hand-selected for health and color, ethically sourced, and safely delivered to ensure top quality and minimal stress. Whether you're building a new community tank or enhancing an existing one, these fish are a lively and eye-catching addition. Bring your aquarium to life with the vibrant movement and gentle charm of Rio Tetra fish.Order now and create an underwater world that soothes and inspires! 🐠💧

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Assorted female Siamese fighting fish is a popular freshwater aquarium fish known for its color, personality, and relatively easy care.  Overview Common name: Female Betta / Siamese fighter Scientific name: Betta splendens Origin: Southeast Asia (Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam) Lifespan: 2–4 years (sometimes longer with good care) What “assorted female” means A mix of different colors and patterns (red, blue, white, marble, multicolor) You don’t choose a specific color—it’s selected randomly Each fish is unique in appearance Female vs Male Bettas Females have shorter fins and less dramatic tails Usually less aggressive, but still territorial Can sometimes live together in groups (called a sorority) if managed carefully  Behavior & Personality Curious and active swimmers Recognize feeding time and may react to people Can show mild aggression, especially if crowded Care Basics Tank size: At least 10–20 liters (more for multiple females) Temperature: 24–28°C Water: Clean, filtered, and calm (they don’t like strong currents) Tank setup: Plants and hiding spots help reduce stress Diet: Betta pellets, plus occasional treats like bloodworms or brine shrimp Important Tips Don’t keep with aggressive fish or fin-nippers Avoid very small bowls—bettas need space and warm water If keeping multiple females, watch for bullying and provide enough space Why people buy them Bright, eye-catching colors Easier to keep than many tropical fish Can be kept solo or in small groups (with care)

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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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Red Rilli Shrimp Overview Add a splash of bright red and transparent color and lively movement to your aquarium with the Red Rilli Shrimp. Known for their vibrant red hues and hardy nature, these freshwater shrimp are perfect for planted tanks, nano tanks, and community aquariums. Red Rilli Shrimp are not only decorative but also help maintain a clean tank by grazing on algae and detritus. Ideal for both beginners and experienced hobbyists, these shrimp are easy to care for and a charming addition to any aquascape. Key Features Vibrant coloration: Bright red  and see trough shades make them a stunning focal point in any aquarium. Algae grazers: Contribute to tank cleanliness by eating algae and organic debris. Community-friendly: Peaceful and compatible with small, non-aggressive fish. Hardy and resilient: Adapts well to a variety of freshwater conditions. Compact size: Perfect for nano tanks, shrimp tanks, and larger aquascapes. Specifications Species: Red Rilli Shrimp Type: Freshwater ornamental shrimp Size: Approx. 2–3 cm adult size Water parameters: pH 6.5–7.5, Temp 22–28°C Diet: Algae, biofilm, sinking shrimp pellets, and vegetables Benefits Adds color and dynamic movement to aquariums. Promotes a healthy and balanced ecosystem by grazing on algae. Encourages natural behaviors and exploration in fish and shrimp. Easy to care for and great for all levels of aquarists. Care Tips Maintain stable water parameters to ensure optimal health and coloration. Provide plants, moss, and hiding places to reduce stress. Feed a balanced diet of shrimp pellets, algae, and blanched vegetables. Avoid aggressive tankmates that may prey on shrimp. 💡 Aquatic Pets SA Tip: Pair your Red Rilli Shrimp with Java Moss, Anubias nana petite, or small rocks to create a natural, vibrant aquascape full of life and color.

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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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