Freshwater livestock for local pickup, plus fish food and dry goods posted Australia wide.
20 products
Poecilia reticulata
A kept pure line, not a mixed tank. Deep metallic blue right through the body and tail.
Melanotaenia boesemani
Sold as one settled colony of seven, three males and four females. Colour comes on hard once they are grown.
Lemna minor
Strips nitrate faster than anything else you can float. Once you have it you have it forever.
Poecilia wingei
Hard black bar over a green flank. Small, cheap and endlessly watchable in a nano tank.
Ancistrus sp. L144
Short finned lemon bristlenose with the blue eye. Bred here, weaned onto wafers and courgette.
Clouds through the water and settles on the substrate. Shrimplets graze on it for days.
The staple flake we feed every community tank in the room. Nothing exotic, it just works.
Low, wide and dark inside, the shape cories actually use rather than swim past.
Tie moss on, drop it in, done. Sits flat against the glass or lies on the substrate.
Drops onto a standard sponge filter and lifts the flow without lifting the noise.
Poecilia reticulata
Mixed males out of the outdoor tubs. Tough as boots and no two the same.
Najas guadalupensis
Snail free. May contain traces of duckweed and shrimp. Best fry cover there is.
Neocaridina davidi
Patchy colour, full price cull. Same hardy shrimp, cheaper because they will not win a show.
Xiphophorus maculatus
Dull for a sunset, which is why they are two dollars. Perfectly healthy, just not pretty.
Oryzias latipes
Japanese rice fish for an outdoor tub or pond. Sold as a mixed scoop of gold and gold tiger.
Xiphophorus hellerii
In the grow-out tanks. Goes on the board once they are big enough to move.
Holds a stem or a leaf against the glass without a suction cup that lets go at 2 am.
Puntius titteya
In the grow-out tanks. Goes on the board once they are big enough to move.
Ancistrus cf. cirrhosus
In the grow-out tanks. Goes on the board once they are big enough to move.
Ancistrus cf. cirrhosus
In the grow-out tanks. Goes on the board once they are big enough to move.