CARE Experience Level: Beginner Size: 2 - 3 inch (5 - 8 cm) Minimum Tank Size: 10 gal (38 L) Temperament: Peaceful Temperature: 22°-26°C Lifespan: 4 - 6 years OVERVIEW In the wild, the Blue Badis inhabits lentic or slowly flowing waters. In natural biotope that has a low water level, lots of vegetation, and snags. They can be found in areas with dense vegetation, submerged roots, and fallen branches. They prefer habitats with plenty of hiding places, as they are naturally shy and seek cover to feel secure. Aquatic plants, floating vegetation, and submerged structures provide them with suitable hiding spots and areas to explore. This species is slow-moving and tends to be shy, making it susceptible to intimidation or food competition from larger or more aggressive fish. It's advisable to avoid pairing it with territorial bottom-dwelling fish, especially in smaller aquariums. Additionally, keeping it with other Badis species should be avoided to prevent hybridization. It's worth noting that this fish might prey on freshwater shrimp. Scientific Name: Badis badis Note: Due to variations within species, the fish you receive may not be identical to the image provided.

CARE Experience Level: Moderate Size: 1.5 - 2 inches (3 - 4 cm) Minimum Tank Size: 10 gal (38 L) Temperament: Peaceful Temperature: 18 to 25° C Lifespan: 4 years OVERVIEW The Borneo Sucker is native to the Borneo region of Southeast Asia. They inhabit shallow, swift streams and rivers containing clear, cool, and oxygen-rich water characterized by an abundance of sandy substrates, rocks, gravels, and huge  boulders.  Borneo suckers  are generally peaceful and interactive. They are mostly seen clinging  tightly to large rocks in the tank— either relaxing or consuming algae  growing on them. Other times, they may be found lying around or climbing the tank glass. Scientific Name:  Gastromyzon punctulatus  Note: Due to variations within species, the fish you receive may not be identical to the image provided

PURCHASE AGE: Juvenile CARE Experience Level: Beginner Size: 2 inches (5cm) Minimum Tank Size: 25 gal (95L) Temperament: Peaceful Temperature: 23 – 26°C Lifespan: 4 - 6 years OVERVIEW The Cherry Barb is a fish native to Sri Lanka, where  waters are shallow, warm, and densely vegetated. They are also found in rivers throughout Mexico and Colombia. Cherry barbs are peaceful schooling fish that do well in community  aquariums. These fish exhibit captivating schooling behavior and spend most of their time at the middle and bottom levels of the tank. Scientific Name: Puntius titteya Note: Due to variations within species, the fish you receive may not be identical to the image provided

CARE Experience Level: Beginner Size: 0.5-0.75 inches (1.25-2 cm) Minimum Tank Size: 5 gal (19 L) Temperament: Peaceful Temperature: 20°-28°C Lifespan: 5 to 8 years OVERVIEW The Chili Rasbora is native to the island of Borneo in Indonesia. These fish inhabit slow-moving black water creeks and rivers, where they feed primarily on insect larvae, particularly mosquito larvae. Chili rasboras travel together in large groups, depending on the “safety in numbers” strategy employed by many fish.  They spawn almost continuously, scattering their eggs into the tangles of aquatic plants that hug the riverbanks, leaving the fry to fend for themselves.  Scientific Name: Boraras Brigittae Note: Due to variations within species, the fish you receive may not be identical to the image provided.

CARE Experience Level: Beginner Size: 1.2 - 1.4 inches (3 - 3.5 cm) Minimum Tank Size: 5 gal (19 L) Temperament: Peaceful Predator Temperature: 20°-26°C Lifespan: 3 - 5 years OVERVIEW The Clown Killifish is a very social fish that is also extremely curious. They’ll often swim close to the glass when you walk past the tank to see what’s happening. Their colorful pattern and upbeat demeanor will quickly make them a favorite in your tank. Killifish comes from the Dutch word for channel, which makes sense because they’re found in slow-moving streams and swamps in Africa. Clown Killifish aren’t too difficult to keep and care for, and their small size makes them an excellent choice for smaller tanks. They’re also predators, and they most likely won’t eat dry food. In most cases, these fish prefer live foods, such as invertebrates. Scientific Name: Epiplatys annulatus Note: Due to variations within species, the fish you receive may not be identical to the image provided.

CARE Experience Level: Beginner Size: 3 - 4 inches (7.62 - 10.16cm) Minimum Tank Size: 20 gal (76L) Temperament: Semi-aggressive Temperature: 25 – 28°C Lifespan: 10 - 12 years OVERVIEW The Angelfish is native to tropical South America and are commonly found in slow-moving streams, floodplains, and swamps, in warm, acidic water with no salinity. Angelfishes are active, showy fish that swim in the mid-levels of the tank, weaving in and out of plants. With enough space to claim their own territories, angelfish are peaceful fish, but when housed with too many fish of their kind, angelfish fight  to defend their space or claim a mate.  Scientific Name: Pterophyllum Scalare Note: Due to variations within species, the fish you receive may not be identical to the image provided.

CARE Experience Level: Beginner Size: 4 inches (10.16cm) Minimum Tank Size: 10 gal (38L) Temperament: Peaceful Temperature: 22 – 28°C Lifespan: 5 years OVERVIEW The dwarf gourami is a peaceful and shy fish. They are considered  labyrinth fish, which means they breathe the air with a lung-like labyrinth organ and need to have access to the water's surface. Originating in India, the dwarf  gourami are native to thickly vegetated waters. They are often found  together with other gourami species. Scientific Name: Trichogaster Ialius Note: Due to variations within species, the fish you receive may not be identical to the image provided.

CARE  Experience Level: Moderate  Size: 2.5 inches (6.35cm)  Minimum Tank Size: 30 gal (114L)  Temperament: Peaceful  Temperature: 25 – 29°C  Lifespan: 3 - 4 years  OVERVIEW  The Electric Blue Ram is a tank-bred color strain of the German ram cichlid. Wild rams are native to South America and waters in these areas are soft, fast-moving, and filled with  thick vegetation. Wild German rams tend to favor waters rich with tannins to help keep them sheltered from the sun and predators.  The Electric Blue Rams are mostly peaceful, but they can become territorial or aggressive during spawning and if there are not enough hiding spaces in  their aquarium.  Scientific Name: Mikrogeophagus ramirezi  Note: Due to variations within species, the fish you receive may not be identical to the image provided.