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  1. 'Wagtail'' Platy

    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.
  2. African Banded Barb

    Small and peaceful barb who thrive when kept in group. Can be put in a community tank.
  3. Albino Cherry Barb

    Small, hardy and peaceful fish. One of the only barb species that doesn't bother plants. Prefers a dark substrate and a heavy plant cover. Mature males become bright red while females display a vivid orange colouration. Excellent beginner fish.
  4. Albino Cory

    As with all corydoras species, this corydoras should be maintained in groups of at least four individuals. Good community fish. They prefer tanks with a good plant cover, shady areas and lots of sand to play around in. Overall, an excellent bottom feeder.
  5. Amano Shrimp

    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.
  6. Angelfish "koï"

    One of the more popular cichlids. Fairly compatible in a community aquarium. It is best to introduce them young and when other fish have already been introduced. Often able to reproduced in the aquarium.

  7. Angelfish "Platinum"

    Angelfish, also known as Pterophyllum scalare, is a beloved cichlid in the aquarium hobby. Its elegant appearance and peaceful demeanor make it popular for community aquariums. To promote harmony, it's best to introduce them young and alongside other established fish in a spacious tank with hiding spots. They can be kept in a formed pair (male and breeding female) or in a group of at least five individuals. In their natural habitat, Angelfish live in groups and form strong pair bonds. They exhibit fascinating social dynamics and are diligent parents, with both parents actively caring for their eggs and fry. Providing a well-planted aquarium with dense vegetation and vertical swimming space is essential for their well-being. For their diet, a balanced mix of high-quality cichlid pellets, flakes, and occasional live or frozen foods is suitable. With their mesmerizing striped patterns and regal presence, Angelfish becomes a captivating centerpiece in any community tank. Whether you're a seasoned cichlid enthusiast or a beginner, these graceful fish are sure to be a cherished addition to your aquatic family.
  8. Apple snail

    Like all snails, it is very sensitive to tank pollution. Feeds on algae or plants, or spirulina, as well as any other food that falls to the bottom of the tank. Best known to get very large in size. They tend to lay their eggs outside of the water near the surface of the water. Best avoid soft-leaved aquatic plants.

  9. Assassin snail

    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.
  10. Assorted Balloon molly

    Will breed readily in the home aquarium. Comes in a wide variety of colours. Does best in brackish water. Female to male ratio should be 3:1
  11. Assorted Endler's guppy

    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. 

  12. Assorted Guppies

    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.
  13. Assorted Platys

    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
  14. Assorted Swordtail

    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
  15. Barbus rosé à hautes nageoires

    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.
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Here is a list of the fish we have in stock at this time. We do our best to update this list on a regular basis so that our online inventory accurately reflects what we currently have in store.

 

 

We've created several search tools that you can use to find species that correspond to your needs. During your visit at Aquarius, one of our in-store specialists will gladly offer you a tour of the species we have in stock and help you find the most suitable ones for your tank(s). To make sure our fish are healthy and parasite-free, we quarantine all new arrivals in our quanrantine area. Our 130 aquarium-quarantine zone allows us to better control the quality and overall health of the fish we sell and has played a crucial role in building our good reputation over the decades. Our fish are imported directly from tropical area, most notably; Singapore, Bangkok and Columbia. We are proud of what we have to offer and cannot wait for you to come visit us!

 

 

Some species can fail to make it onto our "in stock" list. Your visit may yield some unexpected finds!