Category: New Arrivals

This week’s new fish list is jaw-drop big. 😲 It also looks like a spelling bee nightmare, but if you’re into African cichlids (especially Tanganyikans) it is a dream. Full list below!

ODDBALL
Red Hook Metynnis
Brown Clawed Frog
Albino Clawed Frog

CICHLIDS
Copadichromis quadrimaculatus
Gold Head Compressiceps
Chalinochromis sp. “Ndobnoi”
Julidochromis ornatus
Julidochromis regani kipili
Redfin caudopunctatus
Lamprologus meleagris
Neolamprologus cylindricus
Ophthalmotilapia ventralis “Mpimbwe” (F1)
6 Stripe Burundi Frontosa (F1)
Zonatus Cyprichromis (F1)
Kerenge Cyprichromis (F1)
Chimba Tropheus
Tropheus Duboisi
Paracyprichromis Nigripinnis
Xenotilapia papilio
Xenotilapia ochrogenys “Muzi”
Neolamprologus Similis
Large Tiger Hap
Champsochromis caeruleus “Trout Cichlid” (F1)
Electric Blue Hap Ahli
Flavescent Peacock
Kandeense Peacok
Large Ngara Peacock
Red Top Hongi
Blue Lip Williamsi
German Red Peacock
Bicolor Peacock
Lwanda Peacock
OB Peacock
Chilumba Peacock
Electric Blue Johanni
Red Bloch Zebra
Herichthys tamasopoensis “Tomasopo Cichlid”
Kribensis
German Blue Ram
Gold Ram
Select Koi Angelfish

COMMUNITY
Turquoise Rainbow
Millenium Rainbow
Redtail Black Shark
Roseline Sharks
Albino Roseline Sharks
Green Tiger Barb
Bleeding Heart Tetra
Gold Tetra
Green Neon Tetra
Albino Silvertip Tetra
Neon Tetra
Silvertip Tetra
White Cloud
Gold Neon Tetra

CATFISH / LOACHES / PLECOS
Synodontis Angelicus
Synodontis multipunctatus (F1)
Pictus Catfish
Metae Cory
Clown Loach
L190 Royal Pleco
Calico Ancistrus
Red Bushynose
Calico Bushynose
Long Fin Calico Bushynose

Quite the assortment of freshwater arrivals this week. Check out the full list below!

ODDBALL
Motoro Stingray (Wild Caught)
Silver Arowana
Silver Barracuda
Red Tail Hemiodus
Red Fin Prochilodus
Flag Tail Prochilodus

CICHLIDS
Pterophyllum Leopoldi “Long Nosed Angelfish”
Blue Rams (Wild Caught – Colombia)

COMMUNITY
Cardinal Tetra (Wild Caught)
Rummynose Tetra (Wild Caught)

CATFISH / LOACHES / PLECOS
Blackfin Shark
L204 Flash Pleco
L090 Lyre Tail Papa Panaque Pleco
L066 King Tiger Pleco (Xingu)
L128 Blue Phantom Pleco
L200 Green Phantom Pleco
L129 Columbian Zebra Pleco
L091 Tri Beacon Pleco
Hypostomus Pleco
Zebra Otocinclus
Orange Otocinclus
Agassizii Cory
Schwartzi Cory
Kanei Cory (Rio Negro)

New Fish Friday is extra special this week, because it is all African fish! These arrivals include bichirs bigger than typically seen in stores, as well as Tigerfish and nano killifish. Check out the full list below!

AFRICAN FISH
African Odoe Pike
Lapradei Bichir
Teugelsi Bichir
Afromascembelus frenatus “Spiny Eel”
Congopanchax myersi “Hummingbird Lampeye”
Vittatus African Tigerfish
Channallabes apus “Eel Catfish”
Notoglanidium macrostoma “Dwarf Giraffe Catfish”
Batesii Microsynodontis
African Butterfly Fish
Alestopetersius smykalai “Blue Diamond Tetra”

Are you a LARGE or small pufferfish connoisseur? Puffers are some of our favorite fish, with their cute features (is it us or do some have puppy faces!?), quirky personalities, and of course that unique body shape. This week we received one of the world’s smallest puffers–the Dwarf Pea Puffer (~1.5″ max size)–as well as a larger but more medium size puffer, the Mekong River Puffer (~4″ max size). While Dwarf Pea Puffers tend to work in a community tank (albeit they can still be feisty), the Mekong River Puffer commonly needs to be housed alone. One of the best things about Pea Puffers? Watching them slurp up bloodworms like spaghetti! Comparatively, the bigger puffers are fun to watch chomp down on clam shells with their sharp beaks.

Check out our other freshwater arrivals below.

ODDBALL
Pao abei “Mekong River Puffer”
Dwarf Pea Puffer
Ctenopoma acutirostre “Leopard Bush Fish”
Black Bar Red Hook

CICHLIDS
Assorted Peacock Cichlid
Assorted Malaysian Discus
Blood Red Parrot Cichlid
Elecric Blue Jack Dempsey
Electric Blue Ram

COMMUNITY
Silver Bala Shark
Epiplatys annulatus “Clown Killifish”
Glowlight Danio
Cardinal Tetra
Gold Nugget Molly
Assorted Swordtail
Assorted Platy

CATFISH / LOACHES / PLECOS
Chinese Butterfly Loach
Sewellia Lineolata “Hillstream Loach”
Sailfin Plecostomus

INVERTEBRATES
Amano Shrimp
Ghost Shrimp
Blackworm