Fish

Se reproduit facilement en aquarium. Prisé pour sa vive coloration, ainsi que les nombreuses variétés disponible sur le marché. Introduire avec platy, queues d'épée, mollies, petits tétras ou rasboras. Une eau fraîche et un ajout de sel d'aquarium favorise la santé du platy et des autres vivipares.

Corydoras adolfoi is a peaceful, schooling catfish that should be kept in groups. It thrives in a densely planted aquarium with a fine sand area for foraging without damaging its sensitive barbels. An excellent bottom scavenger, it helps consume leftover food while coexisting peacefully with most community fish and invertebrates.

A number of selectively-bred, ornamental strains are available. The albino, ‘green’ (aka ‘moss’), and ‘golden’ (leucistic) variants are particularly popular, but there also exist ‘platinum’, ‘blushing’, ‘black marble’, and ‘coral red’ strains.

Peaceful and helpful shrimp. Translucent body with reddish-brown or olive-green markings. Adaptable to various freshwater aquariums, effectively controlling algae and keeping the tank clean. Can be kept in groups or with peaceful fish.

Carnivorous (mollusquivorous) snail to control the proliferation of other snails. This species is not hermaphroditic and requires a pair to reproduce. Feeds if there are no more snails, flakes, tablets or other food given to the fish.

The freshwater angelfish is one of the most popular cichlids, admired for its graceful shape and long, flowing fins. Suitable for community aquariums, it is best introduced at a young age after other fish are established, and it is often successfully bred in captivity.

Peaceful fish, undemanding and very resistant once acclimatized. A small group is ideal in a planted aquarium, with small species of fish. A perfect candadite for a nano aquascape or paladarium. Very active fish that usually sends to shoal with conspecies. Femelles are usually double the size of males and have no colour. 

Quite possibly the most popular livebearer in the aquarium hobby. Numerous strands available, resulting in a wide variety of flashy colours. Prefers cooler water. Should be kept with platies, swordtails, mollies, small tetras and/or rasboras. Guppies do NOT make suitable tankmates for Siamese Fighting Fish.

Will breed readily in the home aquarium. Comes in a wide variety of colours. Does well in slightly cooler water. Suitable tank mates include rasboras, tetras and other livebearers. Female to male ratio should be 3:1

Poisson grégaire vivace et paisible. Très sociable, sauf les mâles pendant la reproduction. Robuste, il n'a pas d'exigences particulières. Peut vivre dans un bac sans chauffage.

Betta splendens est un poisson labyrinthidé capable de respirer l'air atmosphérique, ce qui lui permet de vivre dans des eaux pauvres en oxygène. Territorial, il ne doit pas être maintenu avec d'autres mâles de son espèce. Idéal pour les petits aquariums chauffés et densément plantés, il apprécie une faible circulation d'eau et peut cohabiter avec des espèces paisibles adaptées.

Solitary fish and quite aggressive with its members of its own species. To be kept in an aquarium with many hiding places and with fairly large, peaceful fish. AVOID SMALL TETRAS!!!

Neritina pulligera (Military Helmet Snail, Dusky Nerite) is a species of freshwater snail, a gastropod mollusk in the family Neritidae. This species is widely distributed throughout the Indo-Pacific region. Neritina pulligera is found in fast-flowing freshwater streams and rivers with rocky substrates. Throughout its range this species inhabits rivers and streams in close proximity to the tidal influence of the ocean, and so it can be found in brackish waters as well.

Neritina pulligera is another great algae eating snail which is a great addition to planted tanks. Their shells are black. They have more a military helmet shape than tiger or zebra nerites.

Prefers hard, slightly salty water. Introduce with platies, swordtails, mollies, tetras or rasboras. Was reproduced in Singapore.

Goldfish are peaceful and prefer fresh water that is renewed regularly. Contrary to popular belief, it is better to keep them in an aquarium with a filter rather than in a jar.