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Fish

Penguin Tetra

Peaceful and sensitive tetra. Does best in large groups of 12 individuals or more. Peat filtration recommended. Colours stand out best in tank with dark substrate and a heavy plant cover. Mid-top level swimmer.
Pearl Scale Goldfish

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.
Panda Cory

One of the smallest of the corydoras species. Prized for it's panda-like colouration and small size, this species should only be introduced to well established aquariums. Slightly more fragile than other members of it's family.
Pakistani Loach

Peaceful, active loach. Good for large and medium sized tanks. Prefers sandy substrates and heavy plant cover to provide shade. Should be kept in groups. Excellent snail eater. Has been known to jump.
Otocinclus

Small, delicate fish. Excellent algae eater. Should be kept in groups. Requires clean, clear water and does best in heavily planted tanks. Suitable for both small and large community tanks.
Oscar (Albinos Tiger)

The Oscar Fish is a freshwater tropical Cichlid native to various rivers and waterways located in the Amazonian basin in South America. Even though the Oscar can be found living wild in other parts of the world, including some of the waterways around Florida, these are fish that have been released on purpose and have started breeding.
orange sunskit shrimp

Peaceful and easy-to-care-for shrimp. Bright orange body, perfect for community or shrimp-only tanks. Gentle filtration and dark substrate recommended. Best kept in groups to establish a thriving colony.
Oranda Panda

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

Hardy, active gourami. Should be kept in pairs with other medium-sized fish. Does best in well planted tanks. Colours will stand out more in a tank with darker substrate. Males are territorial with each other.
Odessa Barb

Highly prized among barbs overs, due to its very bright coloring, its exceptionally active lifestyle and its small size. Clic on the file to learn more.
Nile Glass Catfish

The Nile Glass Catfish is a fascinating fish with a translucent body that adds a unique touch to the aquarium. Peaceful and schooling, it thrives in groups in a well-decorated tank with shaded areas.
Neritina snail

One of the best algae eating snails in the hobby. Attractive shell. Will not damage plants. Will lay unfertilized eggs in freshwater. Needs saltwater to breed.
Neon Tetra

The most popular fish in the hobby. Does best in large groups of 12 individuals or more. Sensitive to water parameters. Colours stand out best in tank with dark substrate and a heavy plant cover. Should not be kept with large fish (ex: Angelfish).
Neon Dwarf Rainbow

Peaceful, shy little fish. One of the smaller varieties of rainbowfish. Dark substrate and heavy plant cover will help make colours stand out more. Enjoys fast-moving water. Excellent beginner fish.
Melon Barb

Also name Red Panda Barb, is a generally peaceful species that is an excellent fish for the community planted aquarium.

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!