This is a listing for a Male/Female pair of Rainbow Kribensis! An aquarium staple and one of my favorite little spunky fish I’ve ever kept. These guys will be about 1-1.5 inches for the female and about 2-2.5 inches for the male. They are young adults so they still have some growing to do but are of breeding age and ability. They’ve been born and raised in my tap water which is a ph of 7.6, a temp of 78, and a TDS of ~250. They will happily chow down on any sort of prepared or frozen food th...
This is a listing for a group of 3 adolescents (~1.5 inches give or take for the individual) Electric Blue Dwarf Acaras! An absolute aquarium staple and classic they are honestly some of the brightest colored and most flashy and feisty fish I’ve ever kept. They have such strong personalities and are a blast to watch dart around their surroundings. They are pretty much impossible to sex until proven so I am selling them as unsexed as of now.They’ve been born and raised in my tap water which i...
SUPER RED BRISTLENOSE PLECO (Ancistrus sp. “Super Red”) - SEXED PAIR - NYC Tank-BredOne confirmed male and one confirmed female, both 2.5 inches, hand-raised in Manhattan from my own breeding colony. Both parents are a proven, actively spawning pair. Sex is guaranteed in writing.WHAT YOU’RE GETTING:1 confirmed male + 1 confirmed femaleSize: 2.5" eachType: Short-fin Super Red BristlenoseOrigin: Tank-bred Manhattan, out of a proven breeding pairDiet: Algae wafers, Northfin Veggie, blanched z...
Hand-raised in Manhattan from multi-generational bloodlines. Born, raised, and grown out in dedicated breeding tanks here in NYC. Every fish is healthy, eating aggressively, and showing strong red-orange coloration that will only intensify with age.WHAT YOU’RE GETTING:Size: 1.5" to 2" (juvenile, unsexed) — see tape measure photo for scaleType: Short-fin Super Red BristlenoseOrigin: Tank-bred Manhattan, F1+ generationDiet: Algae wafers, Northfin Veggie, blanched zucchini, sinking pelletsHealt...
Hand-raised in Manhattan from multi-generational bloodlines. Born, raised, and grown out in dedicated breeding tanks here in NYC. Every fish is healthy, eating aggressively, and showing strong red-orange coloration that will only intensify with age.WHAT YOU’RE GETTING:Size: 1.5" to 2" (juvenile, unsexed) — see tape measure photo for scaleType: Short-fin Super Red BristlenoseOrigin: Tank-bred Manhattan, F1+ generationDiet: Algae wafers, Northfin Veggie, blanched zucchini, sinking pelletsHealt...
Hand-raised in Manhattan from multi-generational bloodlines. Born, raised, and grown out in dedicated breeding tanks here in NYC. Every fish is healthy, eating aggressively, and showing strong red-orange coloration that will only intensify with age.WHAT YOU’RE GETTING:Size: 1.5" to 2" (juvenile, unsexed) — see tape measure photo for scaleType: Short-fin Super Red BristlenoseOrigin: Tank-bred Manhattan, F1+ generationDiet: Algae wafers, Northfin Veggie, blanched zucchini, sinking pelletsHealt...
Hand-raised in Manhattan from multi-generational bloodlines. Born, raised, and grown out in dedicated breeding tanks here in NYC. Every fish is healthy, eating aggressively, and showing strong red-orange coloration that will only intensify with age.WHAT YOU’RE GETTING:Size: 1.5" to 2" (juvenile, unsexed) — see tape measure photo for scaleType: Short-fin Super Red BristlenoseOrigin: Tank-bred Manhattan, F1+ generationDiet: Algae wafers, Northfin Veggie, blanched zucchini, sinking pelletsHealt...
Hand-raised in Manhattan from multi-generational bloodlines. Born, raised, and grown out in dedicated breeding tanks here in NYC. Every fish is healthy, eating aggressively, and showing strong red-orange coloration that will only intensify with age.WHAT YOU’RE GETTING:Size: 1.5" to 2" (juvenile, unsexed) — see tape measure photo for scaleType: Short-fin Super Red BristlenoseOrigin: Tank-bred Manhattan, F1+ generationDiet: Algae wafers, Northfin Veggie, blanched zucchini, sinking pelletsHealt...
For sale are 8 unsexed juvenile Glossolepis maculosus: a very rare rainbow fish that was initially collected by Barry Crockford in a small tributary of the Oomsis River in northern Papua New Guinea in 1979, and later by Gerry Allen who brought the fish to Australia (for more information visit https://rainbowfish.angfaqld.org.au/Maculosus.htm). Heiko Bleher collected them from the Ramu River later and introduced them to Europe. One year ago, Lucas Bretz was the only keeper of the species left in ...
