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27/05/2025
Gobioides peruanus
Gobioides peruanus is a fascinating species of fish belonging to the family Gobiidae. Known for its elongated body and unusual habitat preferences, this species is native to the Pacific coast of South America, particularly in countries like Peru and Ecuador. It is often found in estuarine and brackish water environments.
28/03/2025
Rhinogobius sp. "Red White Edge"
Rhinogobius sp. "Red White Edge" is a lesser-known but visually striking goby species. This small freshwater fish originates from rivers and streams in Southeast Asia, where it inhabits clean, well-oxygenated waters with rocky bottoms. Its name refers to its red body with white-edged fins, giving it a unique and eye-catching appearance.
29/12/2024
Gymnocorymbus ternetzi
The Gymnocorymbus ternetzi, commonly known as the Black Skirt Tetra or Black Widow Tetra, is a popular freshwater fish native to the rivers of South America, particularly in Paraguay and Brazil. Known for its striking appearance, it features a deep, laterally compressed body with two distinct vertical black bars and flowing, skirt-like fins.
11/12/2024
Batrachomoeus trispinosus
The Batrachomoeus trispinosus, commonly known as the three-spined frogfish or toadfish, is a species of benthic marine fish found in the coastal waters of the Indo-Pacific region, particularly around Australia and Southeast Asia. This fish is known for its robust, flattened body and distinctive triple spines on its operculum (gill cover), which give it its name.
12/09/2024
Caridina japonica
Caridina japonica, also known as Amano shrimp, is a freshwater species native to Japan and Taiwan, named after aquarist Takashi Amano, who popularized them for their algae-eating abilities. These shrimp grow up to 5 cm (2 inches) and are translucent with small, dark spots running along their bodies. They are active scavengers, constantly grazing on algae, plant matter, and leftover food in the tank.
05/09/2024
Tetraodon nigroviridis
Tetraodon nigroviridis, commonly known as the green spotted puffer, is a captivating species native to the brackish and freshwater environments of Southeast Asia, particularly found in rivers, estuaries, and coastal regions. These medium-sized puffers grow up to 15 cm (6 inches) in length and are instantly recognizable by their vivid green coloration with black spots scattered across their bodies, along with their expressive eyes and beak-like mouths. Their curious nature and striking appearance make them popular among aquarium enthusiasts, though they require specialized care.
29/08/2024
Sewellia lineolata
Sewellia lineolata, commonly known as the reticulated hillstream loach, is a fascinating species native to the fast-flowing streams and rivers of Southeast Asia, particularly Vietnam and Laos. These small, bottom-dwelling fish are well-known for their distinctive appearance, featuring a flattened body and an intricate pattern of dark lines that form a maze-like design over a yellow to olive background.
21/08/2024
Pterophyllum Altum (Orinoco)
Pterophyllum altum, commonly known as the Altum Angelfish or Orinoco Angelfish, is a stunning species of freshwater fish renowned for its grace and beauty. Native to the Orinoco River Basin in Venezuela and Colombia, the Altum Angelfish stands out due to its unique characteristics, making it a prized specimen among aquarium enthusiasts.
24/04/2024
Danio (Brachydanio) roseus
Meet Danio roseus, the Rosy Danio, a freshwater gem adored for its vivid hues and energetic demeanor. Hailing from Southeast Asia, this species brings vibrancy and sociability to community tanks, delighting aquarists of all levels with its low-maintenance care and captivating presence.
Danio roseus, commonly known as the Rosy Danio, is a striking and vibrant freshwater fish that captivates hobbyists with its beauty and lively demeanor. Native to the streams and rivers of Myanmar (formerly Burma) in Southeast Asia, this species belongs to the family Cyprinidae, which includes popular aquarium fish like goldfish and barbs.
One of the most distinctive features of the Rosy Danio is its mesmerizing coloration. Its body displays shades of pink, silver, and iridescent blue, accentuated by shimmering scales that catch and reflect light. This coloration is particularly prominent in males, which often exhibit brighter hues than females. The fins of both genders are translucent, adding to the fish's ethereal appearance as it gracefully maneuvers through the water.
In addition to its visual appeal, the Rosy Danio is cherished by aquarists for its peaceful nature and sociable behavior. These fish are known for their active swimming habits and playful interactions with tankmates. They thrive in well-maintained aquariums with plenty of open space for swimming and a moderate current to simulate their natural habitat.
Keeping Rosy Danios in a community aquarium can be a delightful experience, as they coexist harmoniously with a variety of other peaceful fish species. However, it's essential to provide suitable companions that won't compete for food or harass the Rosy Danios, as they are relatively small and may be intimidated by larger or more aggressive tankmates.
When it comes to diet, Rosy Danios are not picky eaters. They readily consume a varied diet consisting of high-quality flake food, pellets, and frozen or live foods such as bloodworms, daphnia, and brine shrimp. Offering a diverse diet ensures that they receive the necessary nutrients to maintain their health and vibrant coloration.
Breeding Rosy Danios in captivity is also achievable with the right conditions. They are egg-scattering spawners, meaning they scatter their eggs among fine-leaved plants or spawning mops. A separate breeding tank with plenty of vegetation provides an ideal environment for spawning. Once the eggs are laid, they typically hatch within a few days, and the fry can be fed infusoria or commercially available fry food until they are large enough to consume regular fish food.
In conclusion, the Rosy Danio is a delightful addition to any freshwater aquarium, bringing both beauty and personality to the underwater landscape. With proper care and a suitable environment, these charming fish will thrive and enchant aquarists with their elegance and vitality.
Temperature: 18 – 25 °C
pH: 6.0 – 7.5
Hardness: 36 – 268 ppm
Maximum standard length: 5 - 5,5 cm
Information for our customers: Danio roseus is available with us in these two sizes:
- KH40 - 3,5 - 5 cm
- 4163 - 2 - 2,5cm
10/06/2016
Finding Dory?
“Dory "is a Palette surgeonfish, blue tang fish (Paracanthurus hepatus), deep blue sea fish, the main heroine of the new animated comedy for children" Finding Dory ". The film will premiere on 16-17 June 2016. The best movie studio promises an amazing trip to the marine world, as in the case of the first part of the movie "Finding Nemo"
