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Carbon Cherries comes from blue dream cherry shrimps. These shrimps are more grey in appearance and undesirable when it comes to selective breeding Blue Dream Cherry Shrimps.
However they are a strong line and they can give birth to very nice carbon colours with the odd blue cherry shrimps as well.
Cherry Shrimps RCS Neocaridina davidi is one of the most beautiful and sought after shrimp in the hobby today. They are easy to care for and easy to breed in a freshwater aquarium. These freshwater shrimps also are priced for the beginners market.
Red Cherry Shrimp
When you get our shrimps they are mostly a B or C class shrimp. This means that they will appear red, however their quality is not as consistent as the highest grade.
We do have Bloody Mary and Fire Red Shrimps that come from time to time however these strains are hard to get and there are cost implication that come with them. If you are interested in these premium kinds of shrimps please message us.
Blue Cherry Shrimp & Yellow Cherry Shrimp
These colour variations are not as popular as red cherry's however they look amazing in their own way. Our particular variant of Blue Cherry Shrimp is called Blue Dreams.
Our Yellow Cherry Shrimps can look quite stunning against particular backgrounds.
Living Conditions
Dwarf Shrimps are adaptable to a wide variety of tank conditions and water parameters. They can withstand temperatures to around 15°C through to 30°C. However they do prefer to be around 22°C to 26°C.
The shrimps are also tolerable in a wide array of pH. However they do better when the pH is around 6.5.
RCS (Red Cherry Shrimp) is very tolerable to TDS levels however, we recommend you keep your TDS (Total Dissolved Solids) to around 200ppm max.
The History of Shrimp in Australia
Red Cherry's appeared in Australia in the early 2000s. The price at this time was quite high and the shrimps unfortunately were not very nicely coloured. The price of the shrimps, fortunately, tumbled quickly as people discovered that they were very easy to care for and breed readily.
In 2014 they reached around 50 cents (!!) AUD and people started giving up on these shrimps just because they were easy to breed.
When we opened in early 2014 we were fortunate to be the first shop to sell these shrimps in bulk and we were proud to be selling them as low as $1 per shrimp (at that time).
However, as we fast forward to the present and beyond, the price of these shrimps has increased steadily due to the necessary upkeep requirements for ensuring healthy shrimps for sale. Now, these shrimps are more than a staple in the Aquarium hobby and a great addition to add for those starting out in shrimp keeping and Aquascaping in general.
What fish live with red cherry shrimp?
There are a lot of fish that live with red cherry shrimp. You should consider keeping it with anything that won’t target the shrimp. The Red Cherry Shrimps make an irresistible target to predation. To keep it safe and as a rule of thumb, don’t keep shrimps with Barbs, Bettas or anything that can predate it.
Even if the fish do not eat the shrimp, having planted aquariums allow for a safe place so your cherries are happy.
How long do red cherry shrimp live for?
Cherry Shrimps live for around 1-2 years. However, remember that when they are born they are born live and you can observe little shrimps in the tank. Most stores will sell shrimps at around 3-6 months. At this stage it is the best and ideal time for them to go to their new homes.
Do Cherry shrimps breed easily?
Cherry Shrimps breed very easily and to make sure they do breed, I recommend that you put them in with Bristlenose algae eater. The combination of having a Bristlenose and Cherry Shrimps means that they will consistently breed.
Only use a sponge filter and do not keep with other fish if you wish for success. If the tank is new and does not contain sufficient algae, algae wafers are fine to use as this is what baby shrimps eat.
Females who are carrying the eggs will have a cluster of between 30 and 50 eggs at a time beneath their tails. Properly bred, 10 shrimps can turn into 1000 in 6 months!
Do cherry shrimp need a filter?
Cherry shrimps do need a filter to live. However, don’t go overboard on the filtration. A simple sponge filter or internal filter will be more than sufficient for it.
Do cherry shrimp eat fish poop?
Cherry Shrimps don’t generally eat fish poop, however they will eat Bristlenose poo readily. I believe it is due to the wood that Bristlenose Eat that the Red Cherry Shrimps like as well. I do recommend that you also do feed your Cherry Shrimps to make sure that they are always in great form.
Do cherry shrimp jump out of tank?
Cherry Shrimps do not necessarily jump out of a tank. However if you give them a way.. like a filter wool climbing area or anything rough they will wonder around. When this happens please make sure that you keep your lids secure.
How do you know if cherry shrimp are happy?
You know that your cherry shrimps are happy because they will swim around readily and scavenge food in your tank. However, once they become still or unresponsive you will have problems.
One of the worst you can ever do with shrimps is when you spray an aerosol in the house. Such as a fly spray or anything that will kill bugs. If and when you do this death will be swift!
Why do shrimp drop eggs?
Sometimes when RCS molt they might drop their eggs. This means that the eggs were not viable or there is a problem with the water conditions. When this happen we recommend you ignore it at first. However, if this occurs frequently we recommend that you get your water tested to make sure that everything is ok.
Are red cherry shrimp Hardy?
Red Cherry Shrimps are hardy. They can be totally ignored and you don’t need to really worry about them. The old adage with shrimps is that the more you care for them the worst they can get.
What plants do cherry shrimp like?
Shrimps loves mosses or anything that they can hide and cover themselves in. If you are looking for things like Susswassertang or Java Moss these are the simplest and the best options.
Can cherry shrimp live with bettas?
Before we answer the question can Cherry Shrimps live with Bettas, we need to clarify the question further and make it more specific. One betta cannot live with one Cherry Shrimp. One will be food and one will be full.
However, if you have 1 betta with say 12 shrimps and heaps of cover in the tank they they can live together with no issues. The reason for this is because it is hard for the betta to focus on the one shrimp.
Can you eat red cherry shrimp?
You can but why would you? A cherry shrimp is such a small size and you will need a lot of it to really make a meal out of them. If you intend to breed for your human consumption, I would strongly advise against it.
We do not send shrimps to WA, TAS or NT
What's in the kit?
1.5m of Airline
1x 25mm Airstone
1x Airline Suction
1x Steel Valve
Why is Drip Acclimating shrimp before placing them in their new tank important?
When adding new shrimp into your established already existing tank it is important to take the proper steps in introducing and acclimating them into their new home. The whole process is extremely stressful to the shrimp The Drip acclimation system helps with this by getting your shrimp used to your aquarium water. Drip acclimation can help reduce shock, as the shock will affect shrimps and can lead to a shorter life expectancy, can cause death, causes stress, and chances of not eating. So acclimating shrimps by the drip method is essential to giving your shrimps a chance to survive in their new environment. Also, for any water changes in the future a drip system will assist, allowing a soft and gradual water change and not shocking the environment as especially Total Dissolved Salts (TDS) & PH must be kept within the correct water parameters and a sudden water change may disturb these parameters.
Plan and prepare acclimation:
Temperature Check
When first arriving home check the temp in the bag vs the temperature in your tank. If it is not the same, float the shrimp in a bowl or something that won’t let water in. If using a regular bag from the fish store you can float that.
Drip Acclimation Importance
Once the temperature is close to the same then proceed to acclimating the shrimp. Acclimating shrimp should always be done with the drip method. The drip method can be done very simply with airline tubing, a control nozzle, a bucket/bowl, and a shrimp net. There are also products you can buy out there that are designed to do the drip method. I would stick with the basic airline tubing one we stated above.
How To Drip Acclimate
Empty your shrimp from their bag or bowl into the bucket, including the water from the bag. Now connect the control nozzle to one end of the tubing and place that end in your bucket and the other into your tank. Start a siphon by sucking on one end of the tubing (Make sure the control nozzle is fully open, otherwise your risk looking stupid and your shrimp may laugh at you). Watch the tubing as it fills with water, try not to get any in your mouth, and use your finger to cap the end of the tubing. Now lower the tubing into your bucket where the shrimp are and let go. Take a moment to make sure the siphon is working then adjust the nozzle to the desired flow, which I recommend to be 2-3 drops of water every second. You want to 4x the amount of water in the bucket. So 1/4 is your bag water from the LFS (Local Fish Store) and 3/4 is new water from your tank. The key after you have done the following steps is to now wait… The dreaded moment of nothingness… It should take roughly 1.5-2.5 hours for the shrimp to be ready. The drip method helps to allow the shrimp to adjust to the pH and other water parameters in your tank. This prevents them from being shocked by sudden changes and thus reduces stress… This reducing stress thing must be important, we have highlighted it several times!
After You Drip Acclimate
Now that your drip method is complete you should now net the shrimp into the aquarium. Leaving your tank light off for the first 24 hours (the lighting will add unneeded stress), also as much as you want to feed these little guys... don't, they will be fine for the first 24 hours, lastly NEVER PUT STORE WATER INTO YOUR TANK! Putting stored water in your tank can potentially allow all sorts of unwanted parasites, bacteria, and fungus into your tank and this is not good!!
Reference https://www.theshrimpfarm.com/posts/acclimating-shrimp/
When buying endlers we recommend either going all males or a ratio of 1 male to 2 females or more. this is to ensure the females are not getting too stressed out by the males who will constantly chase them wanting to breed.
Temperature: 24 – 28°C
pH: 6.5 – 7.8
Hardness: 8-12 dGH
Lifespan: 2+ years
Max Size: 3-5cm
Diet: Omnivore
Malaysian Trumpet Snail Care Is Easy
Trumpet Snail care can be broken down into a couple of areas: shell size, tank size, water parameters, diet, lifespan and reproduction. As a matter of fact, Malaysian Trumpet Snail Care is so easy, it is considered a good snail for beginners.
Shell Size and Color: Malaysian Trumpet Snails have elongated shells that resemble a sugar cone. The shells appear to grow in rings as they swirl up from the apex. Shells can be solid or have patterns with colors ranging from brown, grey and creamy-white. Malaysian Trumpet Snails start life very small. Under the right conditions they can grow to about an inch in length from apex to aperture. At their widest point, their shells can be about the diameter of a pencil eraser. Malaysian Trumpet Snails need Calcium for healthy shell growth, so make sure calcium is available in their diets.
Lifespan: In general, Malaysian Trumpet Snails live about one year. They can live longer under the right conditions and with a spot of luck. If a Malaysian Trumpet Snail dies above the substrate, it will be lying motionless on the bottom of the tank. If it dies while buried, it may not be noticed until the substrate is stirred up. While its good practice to remove dead inhabitants from tanks quickly to avoid water quality issues, some hobbyists choose to leave empty Malaysian Trumpet Snail shells in the tank, letting their minerals dissolve back into the aquarium water.
Tank Size: One of the best things is that Malaysian Trumpet Snail care is easy and effortless. Trumpet Snails can live in small covered tanks like 5 or 10 gallon setups or larger tanks as well. Just keep in mind they are living organisms that produce waste and tax the bio-load capacity of their aquatic world. So be mindful of the tank’s limitations and avoid overstocking.
Tank Hazards
Filter Intakes: Sometime, strong power filter intakes can be hazardous or fatal to Malaysian Trumpet Snails. Their small shells can get sucked up by the water current and they can get caught in the slats. The pull of the water can be overpowering and they can die stuck to the intake. So many hobbyists chose to cover intakes with sponge pre-filters to help keep the snails safe.
Tank Conditions For Trumpet Snails
Water Parameters: Trumpet Snails seem to need little hands-on attention. As long as tank conditions are right, they will thrive in established tanks without much effort. While Malaysian Trumpet Snails can do well in a wide range of water parameters, it’s good to keep conditions in the freshwater community tank range:
Aquarium pH: 7.0 – 7.5, with water on the hard sideWater Temperature: 70 – 78 Degrees FahrenheitLighting: Standard community tank lighting
Malaysian Trumpet Snail care is similar to caring for other snails and shrimp. It’s important to test tank water often. Make sure Ammonia and Nitrite levels stay at 0 ppm, and control Nitrate levels as well as organic matter buildup with regular partial water changes. It’s also important that water be kept on the hard side as this is necessary for healthy shell growth. Be very careful when using plant fertilizers and medications as some of the ingredients may be harmful to Trumpet Snails. Most importantly, avoid copper, because even in small amounts, copper can be fatal.
Malaysian Trumpet Snail Food: Habitat & Behavior
Malaysian Trumpet Snails are ferocious eaters spending most of the day under the substrate. They dig through substrate in search of edible matter that has accumulated on the tank bottom. When the tank lights go off, Trumpets can be seen moving up from the substrate to scour other hard surfaces for food. The next day, the snails burrow back into the substrate to spend lighted hours buried and out of site. While digging, their long mouth appears, extending well beyond their shells resembling an elephant trunk.
Food Sources: Malaysian Trumpet Snails like left-overs including uneaten fish food, fish flakes, bottom feeder tablets, pellets, and algae wafers. They also enjoy all sorts of debris, detritus and soft algae growing on hard surfaces. Malaysian Trumpet Snails enjoy tanks with lots of live plants. The live plants continuously shed edible material adding to the snails natural diet. Malaysian Trumpet Snails do not seem interested in eating live plants, just the debris.
Reproduction: Malaysian Trumpet Snails reproduce very quickly and in large numbers, especially if food is abundant. Other things being equal, the more food there is, the more Malaysian Trumpet Snails will reproduce. One of the ways hobbyists control Malaysian Trumpet Snail populations is to limit food levels long term.
Malaysian Trumpet Snail Tank Mates
Malaysian Trumpet Snails are peaceful and should be in tanks with other non-aggressive tank mates. Trumpet Snails can do well with Mystery Snails, Nerite Snails, Red Ramshorn Snails, Gold Inca Snails, Ivory Snails and of course others of their kind. Malaysian Trumpet Snails can also blend well with filter feeding shrimp like Bamboo Shrimp and Vampire Shrimp, as well as algae eating shrimp such as Amano Shrimp, Ghost Shrimp, and Red Cherry Shrimp. Malaysian Trumpet Snails also can mix with Freshwater Clams under the right conditions. Calm community tank fish the likes of Cory Catfish and Otocinclus Catfish are also good tank mates for Malaysian Trumpet Snails. If there is any question regarding tank mates, check with the clerk at the store before purchasing.
Reference:
https://www.aquariumcarebasics.com/freshwater-snails/malaysian-trumpet-snails/
The Ultimate Versatile Plant for Any Aquarium!
PORTION SIZE:
5 Stems approx 10cm each. Great to start your tank in.
Short Description:Discover Pearlweed - the incredibly adaptable aquarium plant that does it all! Whether you want a lush carpet, a dense bush, or floating surface cover, this fast-growing plant delivers stunning bright green results. Perfect for beginners and aquascaping pros alike.
Key Features & Highlights
🌱 INCREDIBLY VERSATILE: Use as carpeting plant, bushy midground, or floating surface cover - adapts to any placement
💨 FAST GROWTH: Quickly fills in empty spaces and helps control algae by consuming excess nutrients
💪 EASY & LOW LIGHT: Thrives in low to moderate light without CO2 injection - perfect for beginner plant keepers
🦐 SHRIMP & FRY PARADISE: Dense growth provides perfect hiding spots and grazing surfaces for shrimp and baby fish
✂️ EASY PROPAGATION: Simply trim and replant stems to quickly multiply your plant collection
Detailed Description
Meet Pearlweed, the unsung hero of the aquarium plant world! This North American native has earned its place in aquariums worldwide thanks to its remarkable adaptability and vigorous growth. Whether you're creating your first planted tank or designing an elaborate aquascape, Pearlweed delivers stunning results with minimal effort.
What makes Pearlweed truly special is its chameleon-like ability to adapt to how you plant it. When regularly trimmed, it forms a dense, bright green carpet that rivals more demanding plants. Left to grow taller, it creates beautiful bushy clumps perfect for midground placement. And when left floating, it provides valuable surface cover for shy fish and breeding tanks.
This plant is particularly valuable for new aquarists, as its fast growth provides immediate satisfaction and helps establish tank balance. For experienced hobbyists, it's an essential tool for filling spaces and creating natural-looking aquascapes without the high maintenance requirements of more delicate species.
Perfect For:
Beginner planted tanks
Carpeting experiments
Shrimp and fry tanks
Fast-filling new setups
Low-tech aquariums
Breeding tanks
Specifications & Care Guide
Parameter
Requirement
Scientific Name
Najas guadalupensis
Common Names
Pearlweed, Guppy Grass
Lighting
Low to High
CO2 Requirement
Not Required (Benefits from supplementation)
Growth Rate
Very Fast
Difficulty Level
Easy
Placement
Foreground, Midground, or Floating
Temperature
68°F - 82°F (20°C - 28°C)
Propagation
Stem cuttings
Planting & Maintenance
Planting Methods:
Carpeting: Plant small stems close together and trim regularly
Bushing: Group several stems together and allow to grow upward
Floating: Simply drop stems in water - they'll naturally float and grow
Maintenance:
Trim weekly to maintain desired shape
Replant trimmings to fill bare spots
Thrives with regular liquid fertilizers
Can grow 1-2 inches per week in optimal conditions
Benefits:
Rapidly improves water quality
Provides oxygen through photosynthesis
Reduces algae competition
Creates natural habitat for aquatic life
Important Considerations
⚠️ FAST GROWTH: Requires regular trimming to prevent overgrowth
🚫 CAN BECOME INVASIVE: Dispose of trimmings carefully, don't release into local waterways
🌿 VERSATILE BUT MESSY: Floating growth can appear unkempt if not maintained
🐠 EXCELLENT COVER: Ideal for breeding tanks and shy species
💡 ADAPTS TO LIGHT: Growth pattern changes based on light intensity
🔄 EASY TO CONTROL: Simple to remove or thin out if it grows too vigorously
Healthy Plant Guarantee
Our Pearlweed is grown in optimal conditions and shipped with careful packaging to ensure it arrives fresh and healthy. Each portion is pest-free and ready to plant upon arrival.
Ready to transform your aquarium with this versatile plant? Add Pearlweed to your cart today!
Java moss is one of the easiest to grow, and hardy, aquarium plants around.
It belongs to the Hypnaceae family and is native to Southeast Asia. It is very common in moist tropical climates and grows on rocks, river banks and tree trunks.
Due to its low requirements regarding water quality and lighting, it is perhaps the most common moss amongst freshwater aquarists and is widely available both in shops and online.
It is commonly used for aquascaping and can produce beautiful results. It also has many other benefits such as providing protection for eggs and fry, improving tank health and providing food for breeding fish.
Category Rating
Care Level: Very easy
Growth Rate: Low to Bright
Temperature: 15 to 30C (59-86F)
PH: 5.0 to 8.0
Reference: https://www.fishkeepingworld.com/java-moss/
Portion Size: 5x5cm when laid out flat which equates to 5 grams weight (without excess water)
We send Java Moss orders via Unregistered post
MarinePure® Biofiltration Blocks – The Complete Nitrification & Denitrification Solution
Advanced Biological Filtration for All Aquatic Systems
Specially engineered ceramic blocks providing dual-action water purification:✔ Eliminates Ammonia/Nitrites (aerobic nitrification)✔ Reduces Nitrates (anaerobic denitrification)✔ Works in Freshwater & Saltwater✔ Perfect for Sump or Wet/Dry Filters
Unmatched Performance
8"x8"x1" Block Features:• 139,800 ft²/ft³ surface area – 1,400x more than bio-balls!• 80-90% open porosity – Allows deep anaerobic bacteria colonization• Ultra-lightweight (0.3-0.5 g/cc) yet durable• Chemically inert – Won’t alter water chemistry
Flow Recommendations:→ Fast flow = Maximum ammonia/nitrite removal→ Slow flow = Enhanced nitrate reduction
Sizing Guide
For Nitrification (Active Systems):
Tank Size
Blocks Required
100 gal
1 block
250 gal
1 block
500 gal
1-2 blocks
For Denitrification (Passive Systems):
Tank Size
Blocks Required
50 gal
1 block
100 gal
1 block
500 gal
3 blocks
Why MarinePure Outperforms
✅ 10,000% more surface area than plastic bio-balls✅ Simulates live rock filtration without the cost✅ Maintains crystal-clear water 24/7✅ Military-grade ceramic – Never needs replacement
Pro Tip: Place blocks in skimmer risers or low-flow zones for maximum nitrate control!
Complete Your Filtration System Today!(Also available in Plates, Spheres and GEMS for smaller tanks)
MarinePure® Biofiltration Blocks – The Complete Nitrification & Denitrification Solution
Advanced Biological Filtration for All Aquatic Systems
Specially engineered ceramic blocks providing dual-action water purification:✔ Eliminates Ammonia/Nitrites (aerobic nitrification)✔ Reduces Nitrates (anaerobic denitrification)✔ Works in Freshwater & Saltwater✔ Perfect for Sump or Wet/Dry Filters
Unmatched Performance
8"x8"x4" Block Features:• 139,800 ft²/ft³ surface area – 1,400x more than bio-balls!• 80-90% open porosity – Allows deep anaerobic bacteria colonization• Ultra-lightweight (0.3-0.5 g/cc) yet durable• Chemically inert – Won’t alter water chemistry
Flow Recommendations:→ Fast flow = Maximum ammonia/nitrite removal→ Slow flow = Enhanced nitrate reduction
Sizing Guide
For Nitrification (Active Systems):
Tank Size
Blocks Required
100 gal
1 block
250 gal
1 block
500 gal
1-2 blocks
For Denitrification (Passive Systems):
Tank Size
Blocks Required
50 gal
1 block
100 gal
1 block
500 gal
3 blocks
Why MarinePure Outperforms
✅ 10,000% more surface area than plastic bio-balls✅ Simulates live rock filtration without the cost✅ Maintains crystal-clear water 24/7✅ Military-grade ceramic – Never needs replacement
Pro Tip: Place blocks in skimmer risers or low-flow zones for maximum nitrate control!
Complete Your Filtration System Today!(Also available in Plates, Spheres and GEMS for smaller tanks)
MarinePure® BioPods – Ultra-Efficient Biological Filtration for All Aquariums
Powerful, Compact Bio-Media for Crystal Clear Water
These high-performance ceramic pods deliver maximum surface area in minimal space, creating the perfect home for beneficial bacteria to:✔ Eliminate toxic ammonia & nitrites✔ Stabilize water parameters✔ Support faster tank cycling✔ Work in ANY filtration system
Why Choose MarinePure BioPods?
🔹 132,500 ft²/ft³ surface area – 1,300× more than plastic media🔹 Marble-sized design – Fits even the tightest filter compartments🔹 Zero maintenance – Never needs replacement🔹 Freshwater & saltwater safe
Simple 3-Step Setup
1️⃣ Place in sump, canister, or HOB filter2️⃣ Ensure water flow (no special positioning needed)3️⃣ For new tanks: Speed colonization with bacteria starter
Available in Convenient Sizes
Pack Size
Tank Capacity
Best For
3-Pod
Up to 380L
Nano/Mid-size tanks
24-Pod
Up to 2,800L
Large systems/ponds
Pro Tips:• Rinse in tank water if flow slows (never tap water!)• Use in reactors for ultra-efficient nitrate control• Combine with mechanical filtration for best results
The Smarter Choice for Healthier Fish & Cleaner Water!
Need Help Selecting the Right Size?→ Small tanks: 3-Pod Pack→ Reef systems: 24-Pod Pack→ QT/Hospital tanks: 1-Pod per 40L
(Also available in bulk for commercial systems!)
MarinePure® Biofilter Spheres – Military-Grade Filtration Technology
The Ultimate Biological Filtration Media
Originally developed for U.S. Military waste management systems, MarinePure Spheres now revolutionize aquarium filtration with:✔ World Record Surface Area – 132,500 ft²/m³ (highest of any man-made bio-media)✔ Ultra-Efficient Bacteria Colonization – Perfect home for nitrifying bacteria✔ Proven Military Durability – Long-lasting ceramic construction
How to Use for Optimal Results
🔄 Seeding Period:
Takes 6-8 weeks for full bacterial colonization
Speed up the process with Seachem Stability or similar bacteria starters
📊 Recommended Quantities:• 1 Sphere – Nano tanks (<10L)• 10 Spheres – Small tanks (10-50L, heavily stocked)• 25 Spheres – Medium tanks (50-100L, heavily stocked)• 100+ Spheres – Large systems (100-200L+)
💡 Pro Tip: More spheres = better filtration! Ideal for high-bioload reef tanks or cichlid systems.
Why MarinePure Outperforms Conventional Bio-Media
✅ 10X more surface area than traditional bio-balls✅ Maintains crystal-clear water by promoting complete nitrification✅ Doesn’t break down – lasts for years without replacement
Get military-grade filtration for your aquarium today!
Need help calculating the right amount for your tank? Contact us!
(Note: For best results, combine with mechanical filtration and regular maintenance.)
MarinePure® GEMS – Ultra-Efficient Biofiltration for Nano & Small Aquariums
*(90g | Filters up to 70 Gallons / 260L)*
Supercharge Your Tank’s Beneficial Bacteria!
These high-porosity ceramic GEMS provide 1,450 in² of surface area – giving nitrifying bacteria the perfect home to:✔ Reduce harmful ammonia & nitrites faster✔ Lower maintenance by stabilizing water quality✔ Prevent "mini-cycles" when adding new fish✔ Work in ANY tank setup – freshwater or saltwater
Why Your Tank Needs MarinePure GEMS
🔹 18-20mm size – Fits even tiny filter chambers🔹 Open-cell structure – 10X more bacteria space than bio-balls🔹 Chemically inert – Won’t alter pH or leach chemicals🔹 Place anywhere – Sump, HOB filter, canister, or overflow box
How to Use for Best Results
1️⃣ Rinse lightly (with tank or RODI water)2️⃣ Place in high-flow area (after mechanical filtration)3️⃣ Speed up colonization with bacterial starter (like Microbacter7)4️⃣ See full benefits in 2-4 weeks
Package Includes:
90g (3.2oz) of premium MarinePure GEMS
Enough for nano tanks up to 70 gallons
PRO TIP: Add a few GEMS to your filter when:• Starting a new tank• Increasing fish load• Recovering after medication
The Secret to Crystal-Clear Water & Healthier Fish!
MarinePure® VAULT – The Ultimate Biofiltration Media Containment System
Professional-Grade Filtration Optimization Chamber
Key Features:✔ Durable acrylic construction – Built to last in saltwater environments✔ Universal media compatibility – Holds Blocks (8"x8"x4"), Spheres, or 1,500+ GEMs✔ Dual-function design – Biofilter housing + protein skimmer riser✔ Space-saving stackable system for organized sumps
Precision Dimensions:
Internal: 8"x8"x4" (fits one full block perfectly)
External: 9"x9"5.25" (compact footprint)
Why Your Sump Needs the VAULT
🔹 30% Better Flow Efficiency vs loose media🔹 Prevents media shifting – Secures your valuable MarinePure investment🔹 Multiplies usable surface area through optimized water contact🔹 Freshwater & saltwater ready
Three Professional Applications
1️⃣ High-Efficiency Biofiltration (all media types)2️⃣ Skimmer Elevation Platform (improves protein skimmer performance)3️⃣ Sump Organization System (stackable, space-maximizing design)
Technical Advantages:• Acrylic construction – Won't corrode or degrade• Laser-cut flow channels – Maximizes media/water contact• Non-reactive material – Safe for all aquarium types
Trusted By:
Reef keepers with limited sump space
Monster fish enthusiasts running heavy bioloads
Public aquariums needing reliable filtration
Complete Your System Today!(Pairs perfectly with all MarinePure media - Blocks, Spheres, Plates & GEMs)
PHAT FUNDAMENTAL – Simplicity Meets Growth
The Essential All-in-One Fertilizer for Thriving Planted Tanks
PHAT FUNDAMENTAL is the effortless solution for lush, healthy aquarium plants—without the hassle. Perfect for low to medium-light tanks, this all-in-one fertilizer delivers balanced nutrition for vibrant growth, whether you're running a low-tech (non-CO₂) or lightly injected CO₂ setup.
Why Choose PHAT FUNDAMENTAL?
✔ All-in-One Formula – No guesswork, just complete plant nutrition in every dose.✔ Optimized for Low to Medium Light – Ideal for easy-care planted tanks.✔ CO₂ Flexible – Works beautifully in non-CO₂ or lightly injected setups.✔ Simple & Effective – Get professional results with beginner-friendly ease.
🌿 Keep It Simple. See It Grow.
PHAT PRO Fertiliser
Advanced Nutrition for Thriving High-Tech Planted Aquariums
For aquarists who demand professional results, PHAT PRO delivers laboratory-grade nutrients to transform your aquascape. Specifically formulated for:✅ CO₂-injected tanks✅ High-light setups✅ Carpeting plants & demanding species
Why PHAT PRO?
🔬 Scientifically Balanced - Precise NPK + microelements ratio for explosive growth🌱 Plant-Optimised - Contains chelated iron for vibrant reds and deep greens⚡ Fast-Absorbing - Bioavailable formula works within 48 hours🧪 Zero Residue - Won’t cloud water or promote algae
Dosing Made Simple:5ml treats 100L daily (adjust based on plant mass)
Size Options:• 250ml (Treats 5,000L)• 500ml (Treats 10,000L)• 2750ml (Treats 55,000L)
Tech Specs:• pH-neutral (6.5-7.5)• Safe for shrimp & fish when used as directed
🚀 Take Your Aquascape to Pro Level
PHAT SHRIMP SAFE
Precision Nutrition for Lush Aquascapes & Thriving Shrimp
For the balance-obsessed aquarist who demands vibrant plant growth without compromising shrimp safety. Our copper-free formula delivers:
🌿 Explosive Plant Growth
Optimized NPK + trace elements for dense carpets and vibrant stems
Enhanced iron uptake for deeper reds and greens
🦐 Shrimp-Safe Assurance
Zero detectable copper (lab-tested)
Gentle biofilm preservation
⚖️ The Perfect Equilibrium
Promotes plant health without triggering algae blooms
Stable pH balance for sensitive Caridina and Neocaridina
Dosing Perfection:2ml per 50L (3x weekly) - adjust based on plant mass
For Those Who Notice the Difference:• Dutch-style aquascapes• High-tech shrimp tanks• Walstad-inspired setups
Lab-Grade. Aquarist-Trusted.
PHAT TRACES
The Precision Boost Your Aquascape is Missing
When growth stalls and leaves pale, PHAT TRACES delivers the micronutrient surge your plants crave. This isn't supplementation—it's targeted intervention for discerning aquascapers.
Why Your Tank Needs This:
⚡️ Rescues Nutrient-Starved Plants - Chelated iron, manganese, and boron for immediate correction🎯 Surgical-Strength Formula - 11 essential trace elements in bioavailable forms🌱 Revives Stalled Growth - See new vibrancy in 72 hours🔬 Lab-Validated Purity - Zero nitrates/phosphates to prevent algae
For When "Good Enough" Isn't Enough:• High-light Dutch scapes showing deficiencies• Carpeting plants losing density• Red plants fading to pink
Dose With Purpose:1ml per 20L (2x weekly) - adjust based on deficiency severity
PHAT TRACES: Because exceptional aquascapes demand more than guesswork.
Fuel Natural Brilliance & Vibrant Color
Give your betta the targeted nutrition it deserves. Prestige Bettas Betta Pellets are meticulously formulated by dedicated aquarists to support everything from dazzling color enhancement to robust immune health. Our slow-sinking micro-pellets are perfectly sized for your betta's small mouth, promoting natural foraging behavior and reducing the risk of swim bladder issues associated with surface feeding.
Key Features & Benefits:
Enhances Color & Brilliance: Packed with natural color enhancers like krill and spirulina to deepen reds, blues, and iridescence for a truly spectacular display.
Optimal Digestibility: Features high-quality fish meal and wheat germ as easily digestible protein and energy sources, promoting health and reducing waste.
Sinking Micro-Pellets: Encourages natural feeding instincts as bettas are mid-water feeders. Helps prevent your betta from gulping air at the surface, a common cause of swim bladder disorder.
Complete & Balanced Nutrition: Fortified with essential vitamins, minerals, and omega fatty acids to support strong immunity, fin growth, and overall vitality.
Clear Water Formula: Low-waste formulation helps maintain pristine water quality in your betta's tank.
Product Details:
Product Name: Prestige Bettas Betta Pellets
Size: 25 Gram Bag
Pellet Type: Slow-sinking micro-pellets
Life Stage: Suitable for adult bettas
Ingredients Highlight: Fish Meal, Krill, Wheat Germ, Spirulina, Vitamins & Minerals.
How To Use:
Feeding Guide: Feed 2-3 pellets per betta, 1-2 times daily.
Pro Tip: Soak pellets in a small amount of tank water for 60 seconds before feeding. This makes them easier to digest and ensures they sink.
Important: Avoid overfeeding. A betta's stomach is roughly the size of its eye. Remove any uneaten food after a few minutes.
Who is this food for?
Prestige Bettas Pellets are the ideal choice for:
Betta owners who want to promote vibrant color and long-term health.
Anyone struggling with a betta that has swim bladder issues.
Hobbyists looking for a high-quality, staple diet from a trusted brand.
Those who appreciate a clean tank with minimal waste.
The Prestige Bettas Range:
For a varied and complete diet, pair our pellets with:
Prestige Bettas Freeze-Dried Treats: For a protein-rich occasional treat.
Prestige Bettas Conditioning Flakes: To add variety and extra nutrients.
Order with Confidence:
This convenient 25g bag is perfect for trying our food or for single-fish households, providing weeks of nutrition. For multiple fish, see our larger 50g and 100g sizes.
FAQ Section (Suggested for the product page):
Q: Why are sinking pellets better for bettas?A: Bettas are natural mid-water hunters. Sinking pellets encourage this instinctive behavior and prevent them from swallowing air at the surface, which can lead to digestive and swim bladder problems.
Q: My betta is new and only eats floating food. How do I switch?A: Transition slowly. Soak the pellet until it's soft and gently place it right in front of your betta using tweezers. The movement will often trigger a feeding response. Mix with old food initially.
Q: What are the main ingredients?A: Our formula is led by Fish Meal and Krill for high-quality protein and color enhancement, Wheat Germ for easy digestion and energy, and Spirulina for overall health and color boosting.
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A versatile and hardy addition to any aquarium!
Natural Clean-Up Crew: Excellently controls algae and consumes leftover food, reducing waste and maintaining water quality.
Nutritious Live Food: An increasingly popular and reliable alternative to Black Worms for feeding puffers, loaches, turtles, and other predatory fish.
Extremely Resilient: Thrives in various water parameters and is easy to care for.
✨ Why the cost?While the snails themselves are natural hitchhikers, your purchase covers the dedicated time and effort required to ethically gather, sort, and safely package your order for a secure journey to your tank!
Cherry Shrimp Types & Price
Cherry Shrimps RCS Neocaridina davidi is one of the most beautiful and sought after shrimp in the hobby today. They are easy to care for and easy to breed in a freshwater aquarium. These freshwater shrimps also are priced for the beginners market.
Red Cherry Shrimp
When you get our shrimps they are mostly a B or C class shrimp. This means that they will appear red, however their quality is not as consistent as the highest grade.
We do have Bloody Mary and Fire Red Shrimps that come from time to time however these strains are hard to get and there are cost implication that come with them. If you are interested in these premium kinds of shrimps please message us.
Blue Cherry Shrimp & Yellow Cherry Shrimp
These colour variations are not as popular as red cherry's however they look amazing in their own way. Our particular variant of Blue Cherry Shrimp is called Blue Dreams.
Our Yellow Cherry Shrimps can look quite stunning against particular backgrounds.
Living Conditions
Dwarf Shrimps are adaptable to a wide variety of tank conditions and water parameters. They can withstand temperatures to around 15°C through to 30°C. However they do prefer to be around 22°C to 26°C.
The shrimps are also tolerable in a wide array of pH. However they do better when the pH is around 6.5.
RCS (Red Cherry Shrimp) is very tolerable to TDS levels however, we recommend you keep your TDS (Total Dissolved Solids) to around 200ppm max.
The History of Shrimp in Australia
Red Cherry's appeared in Australia in the early 2000s. The price at this time was quite high and the shrimps unfortunately were not very nicely coloured. The price of the shrimps, fortunately, tumbled quickly as people discovered that they were very easy to care for and breed readily.
In 2014 they reached around 50 cents (!!) AUD and people started giving up on these shrimps just because they were easy to breed.
When we opened in early 2014 we were fortunate to be the first shop to sell these shrimps in bulk and we were proud to be selling them as low as $1 per shrimp (at that time).
However, as we fast forward to the present and beyond, the price of these shrimps has increased steadily due to the necessary upkeep requirements for ensuring healthy shrimps for sale. Now, these shrimps are more than a staple in the Aquarium hobby and a great addition to add for those starting out in shrimp keeping and Aquascaping in general.
What fish live with red cherry shrimp?
There are a lot of fish that live with red cherry shrimp. You should consider keeping it with anything that won’t target the shrimp. The Red Cherry Shrimps make an irresistible target to predation. To keep it safe and as a rule of thumb, don’t keep shrimps with Barbs, Bettas or anything that can predate it.
Even if the fish do not eat the shrimp, having planted aquariums allow for a safe place so your cherries are happy.
How long do red cherry shrimp live for?
Cherry Shrimps live for around 1-2 years. However, remember that when they are born they are born live and you can observe little shrimps in the tank. Most stores will sell shrimps at around 3-6 months. At this stage it is the best and ideal time for them to go to their new homes.
Do Cherry shrimps breed easily?
Cherry Shrimps breed very easily and to make sure they do breed, I recommend that you put them in with Bristlenose algae eater. The combination of having a Bristlenose and Cherry Shrimps means that they will consistently breed.
Only use a sponge filter and do not keep with other fish if you wish for success. If the tank is new and does not contain sufficient algae, algae wafers are fine to use as this is what baby shrimps eat.
Females who are carrying the eggs will have a cluster of between 30 and 50 eggs at a time beneath their tails. Properly bred, 10 shrimps can turn into 1000 in 6 months!
Do cherry shrimp need a filter?
Cherry shrimps do need a filter to live. However, don’t go overboard on the filtration. A simple sponge filter or internal filter will be more than sufficient for it.
Do cherry shrimp eat fish poop?
Cherry Shrimps don’t generally eat fish poop, however they will eat Bristlenose poo readily. I believe it is due to the wood that Bristlenose Eat that the Red Cherry Shrimps like as well. I do recommend that you also do feed your Cherry Shrimps to make sure that they are always in great form.
Do cherry shrimp jump out of tank?
Cherry Shrimps do not necessarily jump out of a tank. However if you give them a way.. like a filter wool climbing area or anything rough they will wonder around. When this happens please make sure that you keep your lids secure.
How do you know if cherry shrimp are happy?
You know that your cherry shrimps are happy because they will swim around readily and scavenge food in your tank. However, once they become still or unresponsive you will have problems.
One of the worst you can ever do with shrimps is when you spray an aerosol in the house. Such as a fly spray or anything that will kill bugs. If and when you do this death will be swift!
Why do shrimp drop eggs?
Sometimes when RCS molt they might drop their eggs. This means that the eggs were not viable or there is a problem with the water conditions. When this happen we recommend you ignore it at first. However, if this occurs frequently we recommend that you get your water tested to make sure that everything is ok.
Are red cherry shrimp Hardy?
Red Cherry Shrimps are hardy. They can be totally ignored and you don’t need to really worry about them. The old adage with shrimps is that the more you care for them the worst they can get.
What plants do cherry shrimp like?
Shrimps loves mosses or anything that they can hide and cover themselves in. If you are looking for things like Susswassertang or Java Moss these are the simplest and the best options.
Can cherry shrimp live with bettas?
Before we answer the question can Cherry Shrimps live with Bettas, we need to clarify the question further and make it more specific. One betta cannot live with one Cherry Shrimp. One will be food and one will be full.
However, if you have 1 betta with say 12 shrimps and heaps of cover in the tank they they can live together with no issues. The reason for this is because it is hard for the betta to focus on the one shrimp.
Can you eat red cherry shrimp?
You can but why would you? A cherry shrimp is such a small size and you will need a lot of it to really make a meal out of them. If you intend to breed for your human consumption, I would strongly advise against it.
We do not send shrimps to WA, TAS or NT
Interesting Facts About The Ramshorn Snails
Overview
Ramshorn Snail is a prevalent aquarium species that plays a significant role in keeping your tank clean. They feed on decayed plants, fish waste, debris, algae buildup, and uneaten fish food. These aquatic snails sneak their way through tanks, hitch themselves and lay eggs to live plants. Depending on the objective, these aquarium tank mates can serve as a helpful cleaner or be a pest.
Compared to other types of snail, Ramshorns require minimal snail care that making them one of the top species in the aquarium trade. As a result, these snails are available to most pet stores nowadays.
Characteristics
Ramshorn snails differ significantly in their appearance. Both its skin and shell can be different in colors, creating numerous color combinations. There are varieties such as common, pink, blue, and red ramshorn snails.
Their typical skin color is either red or black. Red snails have a vibrant color because of their red blood hemoglobins. On the other hand, Black snails have melanin pigment that the red ones don't possess.
Unlike other freshwater snails, Ramshorns don't have an operculum. As a result, these snails are not able to breathe underwater and must breathe air instead.
Ramshorn snails are hermaphrodites that can grow up to 1 inch as they get older. Their average life span is in between 1 to 3 years.
Tank requirements
Ramshorns are solitary and peaceful snails that can quickly adapt to various water conditions.
These freshwater aquarium snails love planted tanks and enjoy stable water quality. However, they are mainly being targeted by aggressive fish, so keeping them with the peaceful ones is necessary.
The ideal tank size should be at least a 5-gallon tank, but it is advisable to upgrade into a 10-gallon tank if you're planning to keep multiple snails.
Water Parameters
Ph Level: 7 - 8
Hardness (GH) : 7 - 15
Carbonate Hardness (KH): 8
Nitrate: Below 20 ppm
Temperature: 70°F – 78°F
Tankmates
More extensive, aggressive fish are mainly targeting ramshorn snails. It ideal keep them with peaceful tankmates like shrimp, clams, friendly snails, gourami, danios, and teras.
Note: Some aggressive snails like the Assassin snail love to devour pond snails, ramshorn snails, and Malaysian trumpet snails.
Feeding
Before anything else, it is vital to be sure that the food you will serve to your snails is copper-free as they could quickly die from it. By any chance, If you cannot avoid putting copper-contained products into your tank, it is highly recommended to transfer the snails to a different aquarium.
Ramshorn snails are can easily be fed, and one of their favorites is algae. They are bound to search for algae all over the tank. They also feast on rotting plants, dead shrimp and fish, uneaten food like pellets and fish flakes.
You can always give them some treats like algae wafers and vegetables like cauliflower, lettuce, cucumber, and squash.
Breeding
all you need to have is at least two of them because ramshorn snails are hermaphrodites, meaning they have sexual organs of both male and female. And because of that, they could quickly breed with any other snail.
These snails lay multiple egg clusters all over the tank. Each group contains an average of 12 eggs. And after a few days, the baby snails will be visible from the inside.
True Seiryu Stone for Aquascaping
OVERVIEW:
Seiryu stones are a type of sedimentary rock that originates from Japan. The rocks mainly consist of carbonated limestone and have layers of calcite veins, making it popularly known for being used in the Iwagumi style aquascape concept. These formations can be found all over mountainous regions, especially near streams where erosion naturally occurs on its banks; as well as rocky slopes, cliff sides, or seashores due to their composition mainly containing minerals such as calcium magnesium silicate and quartz sandstone
The Seiryu Stone is also known as Thousand Layer Stones, found in China and the Middle East. So if you want to create an interesting landscape for your vivarium, this would be perfect! It's heavy, though, so it just might not work well if you live anywhere where there isn't much rain or humidity levels are high-- but then again, that does depend on what kind of plants/animals will inhabit said terrarium!
Seiryu stones are often found in deep-blue and blackish-grey colours, depending on the acid treatment. This colour can be mistaken for a grey stone with a similar appearance due to its layers that reveal attractive jagged edges and calcite veins; this detail gives it an exciting look.
HISTORY:
Japanese seiryu stone is also known as dragon's stone, and its name refers to the Azure Dragon. This mythical constellation has blue scales that inspired the naming of this beautiful rock stone.
The beauty of these stones became popular in aquascaping when they were introduced by Takashi Amano, who created two styles: amano (nature) style, which imitates nature with natural materials like leaf litter or pebbles
Iwagumi style is similar to bonsai design where there are three rocks placed on a sand bed - one large central stone surrounded by smaller ones- all arranged compositionally within an imaginary square tank environment.
HABITAT:
Japan has become a refuge for aquascaping stones as of late due to their immense popularity. Unfortunately, one such stone, Seiryu Stone, can only be found in Japan's dry valleys and is not legal to export any longer-the Japanese government wants you to keep it all the way! Sadly other rocks that look similar are more common outside of Japan, so if you're looking for true seiryu rock make sure your source comes from this beautiful place because when compared side by side, there is no comparison at all.
Inspired by the Japanese culture and their love for beautiful stones, Seiryu Stone is a rare stone capturing people's hearts.
COLOUR:
Seiryu is a type of rock that has dark grey and light shades. There are various types of stones in this family, but the most common one is Seiryu Stone with its signature white veins running through it which can sometimes be found on other stones like Black Seiryu Stone or Ryouh Stones.
The Seiryu stone ranges from deep-blue to a blackish-grey colour. This is dependent on the acid treatment, and it should not be confused with similar stones that have been treated in this way. When you come across one of these naturally occurring phenomena's don't miss out!
ENVIRONMENTAL INFLUENCE:
Seiryu Stone is a metamorphic rock that has been known to cause complications in aquariums due to its impact on pH balance. Containing both calcium and carbonate ions within it, Seiryu Stone leads the GH (Calcium/Magnesium concentration) and KH(Carbonate Concentration). Seiryu stones will only slightly raise your pH and gH.
If you're seeking to use these in an aquarium, be sure to keep this information in mind!
Seiryu Stone is one of the most popular rocks in landscaping because it can be cost-efficient and aesthetically pleasing. However, there are some drawbacks to using this rock: if too much Seiryu stone is used, its PH levels will change affecting nearby plants that require low or soft water parameters.
To protect these fragile ecosystems from Mini Landscapes' devastating effects on their inhabitants as well as live plants who need a certain type of soil pH level for survival, people have found ways to buffer it with substrates such as wood chips which has an acidifying effect when decaying; adding limestone gravels onto the ground near trees also helps by keeping them alive while still enjoying the beauty they provide.
VIVARIUM:
Seiryu Stone is a great way to create an aesthetically pleasing and sustainable aquatic habitat for your fish. It's best suited for lake cichlid tanks that require higher levels of hard water. Still, freshwater vivariums can also benefit from this stone if you supplement the tank with driftwood or substrate, which will buffer any negative effects on softer waters.
ADVANTAGE OF USING SEIRYU STONES:
For those who are looking for an even more interactive and educational pet rock, Seiryu Stone can be a great choice. This stone is porous so it makes the perfect place to anchor microorganisms like algae or bacteria which help make clean water for other creatures in your tank. Epiphytic plants also latch on very easily making this a unique way of not only having something pretty but functional at the same time!
Seiryu Stones have some really cool features that many people might overlook when they're just browsing fish tanks online as one option among much options-the texture allows all sorts of different animals to attach themselves whether you want them there or not (like shrimp)! They'll provide food if you happen to decide against feeding anything else.
Seiryu is a great choice for those who want their aquascape to last. The rocks are durable and won't break as easily which means the rock will stay intact through years of wear-and-tear, unlike other types of sedimentary stones that can wither away over time!
Another reason we love using
seiryu in our designs? They're tough enough to withstand years upon years' worth of use without breaking down like many surface layer or sandstone substrates do after prolonged exposure. That durability also makes them an excellent option if you need your design to be something that lasts more than just one season - they'll get better with age rather than worse so there's no worry about them disintegrating.
DISADVANTAGE OF USING SEIRYU STONES:
Seiryu Stone is known to have many benefits, but it also can cause problems if not handled right. If you are using Seiryu Stone and dealing with delicate livestock - make sure the PH levels of your water hardness level isn't too high or low for them! And keep in mind that because seiryu is so dense, stacking this material very high may be problematic due to its weight.
CLEANING SEIRYU STONE:
After acquiring the new Seiryu Stone, it should be scrubbed and rinsed with water. This will remove any residual dirt from its pores that would otherwise change the colour of your aquarium or other aquatic environments. Cleaning rocks can be a tedious process, but it is necessary to preserve the natural beauty of these stones. Start by placing them in cold water and lightly rinsing with medium pressure until all dirt has been removed from small crevices. The use of bamboo skewers help break up the debris that might have remained trapped during this process; however, you must also avoid using chemicals or strong water pressure so as not to wear down your beautiful stone too much!
BREAKING SEIRY STONE:
Many people don't like the way seiryu stone looks, so you may be surprised with how much of it arrives in your package. If this happens to you and doesn't suit what you wanted for a project, there are some things that can be done about it. The first step is to make sure that when breaking up the stones they look natural.
Seiryu Stone is a tough stone to break into smaller pieces because it doesn't crack easily. However, one can use the hammer and chisel technique with this rock to ensure that they get aesthetically pleasing chunks of Mini stones every time. The stones will be more likely to fly around when being broken up - so make sure you wear safety goggles! It might take some trial-and-error before finding out which process works best for this type of material, but once you do find your preferred method keep in mind that after each session to clean the rocks as needed until all surfaces are free from dirt or residue leftover on them by other materials like water or oil products.
BOOSTS ALGAE GROWTH:
Seiryu stones in aquariums can help algae grow and create a healthy ecosystem. Algae create oxygen for the other aquarium plants to thrive, while also taking carbon dioxide from them through photosynthesis. This balanced system is important as it helps with nutrient cycling where dead plant matter decomposes into nutrients that are used by new ones growing out of old roots or leftover food scraps on the bottom of your tank which will then be decomposed again back into gas carbon dioxide for more algal growth!
FOOD SOURCE FOR LIVESTOCK:
As a good aquascapes, you will not neglect to feed your fish. In addition to food for the livestock, algae from seiryu stones can be an additional source of nutrition. One example is Amano shrimps and Nerite snails that eat this type of plant life.
DECREASES AMMONIA AND NITRITE LEVELS:
Researchers have found that adding seiryu stones to an aquarium can reduce ammonia and nitrate levels, making the water healthier for your fish. The calcium carbonate in these rocks helps increase pH without having to use any chemicals like limestone or baking soda.
MIMICS THE NATURAL HABITAT OF FISHES:
Seiryu stones are great for fish tanks because they offer a natural habitat that mimics the environment where fishes would usually live. The addition of seiryu stones, along with some plant life in your tank will help reduce stress to your fishes and can go as far as preventing death!
Shipping
We can send up to 5kg free of charge.
If you need more then 5kg we will quote you
Susswassertang is a type of aquatic plant that is native to Europe and parts of Asia. It is a unique and interesting species that is highly sought after by aquarium hobbyists due to its attractive appearance and ease of care.
Susswassertang is a type of liverwort that grows in dense, matted clumps. It has a dark green coloration and a distinctive, textured surface that can resemble a tangled mass of hair or a miniature forest. The plant is non-vascular, which means that it does not have any true roots or leaves, and it absorbs nutrients and gases directly from the water.
One of the benefits of Susswassertang is that it is an extremely easy plant to care for. It does not require any special lighting, fertilization, or CO2 supplementation, and it can thrive in a wide range of water conditions. This makes it an ideal plant for beginners or anyone who is looking for a low-maintenance option for their aquarium.
Susswassertang is also a versatile plant that can be used in a variety of different aquascapes. It can be attached to rocks, driftwood, or other decorations to create natural-looking features, or it can be allowed to float freely in the water to create a more organic and untamed look.
Overall, Susswassertang is an excellent choice for anyone looking for an attractive, easy-to-care-for, and versatile plant for their aquarium. Its unique appearance and hardy nature make it a great option for aquarists of all levels of experience, and its ability to grow in a variety of water conditions makes it a great choice for a wide range of different aquarium setups.
What You will be getting
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White Mulberry Leaves (Morus alba)
Overview
White Mulberry (Morus alba) are fast-growing small to medium-sized trees that can grow up to 33 - 66 ft. tall. Mulberry trees have a short life span that ranges between 25 - 50 years.
White Mulberry is Native to China and is widely cultivated worldwide in countries like Mexico, United States, Kyrgyzstan, Australia, Turkey, Argentina, India, Iran, and North America.
Characteristics
White Mulberry leaves can grow up to 12 inches long when the trees are younger, and as they get older, their leaves grow with an average size of 2 to 6 inches.
Male and Female flowers generally grow on separate trees. But there are cases that they can both be seen on the same tree.
Cultivation
White Mulberries are deciduous trees cultivated to nourish silkworms, and studies show that they began 4,700 years ago and have been introduced to other countries. The Ancient Romans and Greeks started growing mulberry for silkworms Wayback 220 AD.
Nowadays, Morus Alba plays a vital role in the silk industry and travels across the globe to be cultivated and naturalized.
Aquarium Benefits
White Mulberry Leaves are an excellent natural food source for shrimps. It is high in fiber, carbohydrates, vitamins, and minerals. In addition, it helps shrimp to maintain their exoskeleton and gives aid to their molting process.
How to use
All of our leaves are freshly picked. Before using it, wash the leaves in cold running water. Make sure that you get rid of all the dirt.
Boil a big bowl of water and blanch the leaves until they turned into bright yellow.
Drain the water and transfer the leaves into your tank. You will notice that the leaves will sink to the bottom.
After few days, Your shrimps will start eating them.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Are mulberry leaves safe? - It has been known for thousands of years that mulberry leaves are safe for humans and animals
What are the benefits of white mulberry leaves? - They are commonly used for medicinal purposes. For example, it helps to stabilize cholesterol levels, diabetes, high blood pressure, common colds. And many more.
Is white mulberry poisonous? - It has a white to pink color and sometimes can be pinkish-violet. Unripe berries are poisonous because of latex, A chemical known to be toxic to humans. On the other hand, ripe mulberry fruits are a delight that you'll surely enjoy. Their regular harvesting season is in spring.
What does it mean by freshly picked? These leaves were freshly picked from our tree and sun dried. Mulberry Trees are seasonal and they loose there leaves during the winter months and come back during the Spring and Summer periods.
General care for shrimp:
Temperature:18°-24°C
Chlorine/chloramines: 0 ppm (very toxic for shrimp)
Ammonia/Nitrite: 0 ppm.
Nitrate: <20 ppm.
pH: 6.2-7.5.
GH: 4-8 dGH
KH: 3-15 dKH
Name
Optimal TDS
Limits
Cherry shrimp
150 – 200
100 – 400
Cardinal shrimp
100
50 – 150
Tiger shrimp
180 – 220
100 – 300
We strongly recommend to drip acclimate any shrimp untill the TDS matches before you release the shrimp into your tank.
Please note the above is just a general indication of the care requirements of shrimp. Results will vary depending on the individuals set up.
Image by: Leah Cattarin
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When buying endlers we recommend either going all males or a ratio of 1 male to 2 females or more. this is to ensure the females are not getting too stressed out by the males who will constantly chase them wanting to breed.
Temperature: 24 – 28°C
pH: 6.5 – 7.8
Hardness: 8-12 dGH
Lifespan: 2+ years
Max Size: 3-5cm
Diet: Omnivore
Instant Aquascape! Pre-Grown Anubias Nana Petite on Rock
Short Description:The easiest way to add lush, green beauty to your aquarium! This Anubias Nana Petite comes securely pre-attached to a natural lava rock, ready to place in your tank. This beginner-friendly, low-tech plant is famous for its tiny, deep green leaves and incredible hardiness. No planting required – just drop it in and enjoy!
Key Features & Highlights (Bullet Points)
🪨 INSTANT AQUASCAPE, READY-TO-USE: Save weeks of growth and effort. This slow-growing plant is already securely attached to a porous lava rock, providing an immediate, natural-looking hardscape element.
🌿 TINY, LUSH GREEN LEAVES: Anubias Nana Petite is the miniature version of the classic Anubias, perfect for nano tanks, foregrounds, and creating a sense of scale in any aquascape.
✅ INCREDIBLY LOW MAINTENANCE: Thrives in low light and doesn't require CO2 injection. It's incredibly forgiving and perfect for beginners who want guaranteed success.
🐌 ALGAE-RESISTANT & DURABLE: Its slow growth and tough leaves make it highly resistant to algae and safe from plant-eating fish like goldfish and cichlids.
🦐 SHRIMP & FISH SAFE: The dense leaves provide perfect hiding spots and grazing grounds for baby shrimp (shrimp fry), snails, and small fish.
Detailed Description
Looking for a beautiful, no-fuss plant that instantly enhances your aquascape? Your search is over. This Anubias Nana Petite is expertly attached to a natural lava rock, eliminating the guesswork and mess of tying plants yourself.
Anubias Nana Petite is a superstar in the aquarium plant world. Its diminutive size (leaves are often smaller than a fingernail) allows you to create intricate, detailed landscapes. The deep green, waxy leaves provide a stunning contrast against light-colored substrates and dark driftwood.
Because it absorbs nutrients directly from the water through its rhizome (the thick green stem), this plant should never be buried in substrate. Our ready-made solution solves this problem perfectly! The porous lava rock offers an ideal surface for the roots to grip and grow onto, ensuring your plant thrives for years to come.
Ideal For:
Beginners and expert aquascapers alike
Nano Tanks and Small Aquariums
Low-Tech, No-CO2 Setups
Shrimp Tanks (Cherry, Crystal, Amano, etc.)
Cichlid, Goldfish, and Turtle tanks (as they won't eat it!)
Attaching to driftwood or other rocks to create a custom look
Specifications & Care Guide (At a Glance)
Parameter
Details
Lighting
Low to Moderate
Growth Speed
Very Slow
CO2 Requirement
Not Required (Benefits from low doses)
Placement
Foreground, Midground, Attached to Hardscape
Key Rule
Do not bury the rhizome. Leave it above the substrate.
Propagation
Cut the rhizome with a sharp knife to create new plants.
Plant Type
Epiphyte (Grows attached to surfaces)
How to Use:
Rinse: Gently rinse the plant and rock under cool water to remove any transport debris.
Place: Simply place the lava rock anywhere in your aquarium! You can leave it on the substrate, partially bury the rock (but not the plant's rhizome), or even glue it to a larger piece of driftwood.
Enjoy: Watch as your plant continues to grow and eventually carpet over the rock, creating a beautiful, natural effect.
Important Notes & Considerations
⚠️ DON'T BURY THE RHIZOME: The thick, green horizontal stem (the rhizome) must never be buried in gravel or sand, or it will rot and die. The rock itself can be buried.
🌱 FERTILIZING: While not required, occasional liquid fertilizer will promote healthier, faster growth and more vibrant leaves.
✂️ TRIMMING: Simply trim away any old or yellowing leaves at the stem base to encourage new growth.
🔄 NATURAL VARIATION: Each plant is unique! The size, shape, and number of leaves may vary slightly. What you receive is a healthy, established plant ready to grow.
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Plant Name: Cryptocoryne nurii var. raubensis ‘Rosen Maiden’
Synonyms/Trade Names:
Original Plant Sourced as: Cryptocoryne nurii ‘Rosen Maiden’
Plant Family: Araceae
Plant Native to1: Peninsular Malaysia (the crypts pages - http://www.cryptocoryneworld.org/index.php)
Plant Type: Semiaquatic
General Information and Cultivation3: A small-size crypt, easy to cultivate submerse. Keep light intensity high and the plant will spread in a prostrate habit. Though originating from limestone areas, Cryptocoryne nurii var. raubensis ‘Rosen Maiden’ is adaptable to water (soft to hard) and substrate (slightly acid to alkaline) conditions.
Growing this crypt emerse is possible under high humidity/misting and low to moderate light intensity. Somewhat more difficult to grow emerse than other crypts; it may take a while to establish.
Identification Notes: Tankquility has flowered this clone and confirmed its identity as the variety raubensis, belonging to the species Cryptocoryne nurii.
Ease of Care: Easy
Plant Size/Portion Size:
Submerse grown plant: Medium-size plant with strong root development.
Further Reading:
Jacobsen, N., Bastmeijer, J.D., Ganapathy, H.B., Mangsor, K.N.A., Mansor, M., Othman, A.S., Rahman, S.N.A., Rusly, R. & Siow, J. (2013). A new calcicolous variety of Cryptocoryne nurii Furtado (Araceae) from Pahang, Peninsular Malaysia. Malayan Nature Journal 65 (4): 230-239.
1 Distribution is taken from Plants of the World Online (https://powo.science.kew.org/) unless stated otherwise.
2 The general and cultural information provided is based on our own experience and observation. If we supply information from others, we have acknowledged the source.
Nourish Your Future Champions From Their First Swim
Give your most delicate fry the best possible start in life. Prestige Bettas Golden Pearl Fry Food is a meticulously sized, nutrient-dense powder designed specifically for newborn betta and nano fish fry. Our ultra-fine 0.1-0.2mm particles are perfectly ingestible for tiny mouths, providing the complete nutrition needed for healthy development, strong growth, and vibrant future coloration.
Key Features & Benefits:
Perfectly Sized for Micro Mouths: The 0.1-0.2mm particle size is essential for successful first feedings, preventing frustration and ensuring even the smallest fry can eat.
Promotes Rapid, Healthy Growth: Packed with highly digestible proteins, amino acids, and essential nutrients to support critical early development and reduce mortality rates.
Superior Water Stability: These golden pearls remain suspended in the water column longer than liquid or powdered foods, giving fry more time to feed without polluting the tank.
Stimulates Natural Foraging: The suspended particles encourage natural hunting instincts, promoting active and healthy fry.
Clean Formula: Highly digestible ingredients minimize waste and help maintain better water quality in delicate fry rearing tanks.
Product Details:
Product Name: Prestige Bettas Golden Pearl Fry Food
Size: [e.g., 20 Gram Jar] //(Note: Since weight isn't provided, "jar" is a safe assumption for this size)
Particle Size: 0.1 - 0.2mm (Ultra-Fine)
Target Species: Newborn Betta fry, Nano fish fry (e.g., tetra, rasbora, guppy), Shrimp fry, and other livebearer fry.
Ingredients Highlight: Rich in proteins, phospholipids, vitamins, and carotenoids for development and color.
How To Use:
Feeding Guide: Feed tiny amounts 2-3 times per day. A few grains are often enough for a small spawn of betta fry.
Pro Tip: Use a dedicated feeding spoon or moistened toothpick to pinch a tiny amount and gently swirl it into the water. Avoid overfeeding.
Important: Observe your fry. Their bellies should look slightly pinkish and full after eating. Remove any uneaten food after an hour to preserve water quality.
Who is this food for?
Prestige Bettas Golden Pearl Food is essential for:
Betta breeders raising spawns from day one.
Hobbyists breeding nano fish, livebearers, or dwarf shrimp.
Anyone who needs a reliable first food for egg layer fry too small for baby brine shrimp.
Aquarists seeking a superior alternative to messy egg yolk or infusoria cultures.
The Prestige Bettas Fry Raising System:
For complete fry care, pair our Golden Pearl food with:
Prestige Bettas Baby Brine Shrimp Eggs: For a live food upgrade after the first week.
Prestige Bettas Grow-On Powder: The next stage food for developing juvenile fish.
Order with Confidence:
This 20g jar provides a highly concentrated supply of food. A very small amount goes an incredibly long way, making it an excellent value for successfully raising your fry.
FAQ Section (Suggested for the product page):
Q: When can I start feeding this to my betta fry?A: You can start feeding this ultra-fine food as soon as the fry are free-swimming (usually 3-4 days after hatching). This is the most critical time for their survival.
Q: Is this better than liquid fry food?A: Yes. Liquid foods often dissolve quickly, fog the water, and can cause rapid水质恶化. Our Golden Pearls are solid, suspend better, and are far less polluting, giving fry more time to eat.
Q: Can I feed this to adult fish or shrimp?A: While not harmful, the particle size is too small for most adult fish to effectively eat. It is, however, an excellent food for shrimp and filter-feeding invertebrates.
This miniature version of the well-known Alternanthera is characterised by compact growth and a slower growth rate. It is particularly suitable for small aquariums or as a foreground plant in larger aqua scapes. By careful trimming can you create a dense, red-violet carpet approximately 5 to 10 cm high. High light intensity and addition of CO2 improves the plants growth and overall appearance.
Plant information
Type: Stem
Origin: Cultivar
Growth rate: Medium
Height: 5 - 10+
Light demand: Medium
CO2 : Medium
Reference:
https://tropica.com/en/plants/plantdetails/Alternantherareineckii'Mini'(023CTC)/4439
Please note that Pisces has omitted the 'mini' label in their recent labels. However we are assured these are still the mini variety
This is for 5 stems around 10cm long
The molly fish is a species of fish of the genus Poecilia. They inhabit fresh, brackish, salt, and coastal waters from North Carolina to Texas and the Yucatán Peninsula of Mexico.
The body of the sailfin molly is essentially oblong. The head is small and dorsally flattened, with a small, upturned mouth. The caudal peduncle is broad and the caudal fin is large, rounded, and sometimes tipped with black.
The pelvic fins originate at a point anterior to the dorsal fin. In mature males, the dorsal fin is greatly enlarged (it is this feature that gives the species its common name) and the caudal fin is similarly colourful; these conspicuous secondary sexual features play a role in female mate choices. Females tend to be larger and more plainly colored, a different characteristic to the Poeciliidae.
The body is generally light grey, although breeding males may be greenish-blue. Several rows of spots occur along the sides, back, and dorsal fin. Often, these spots blend together, forming stripes. Aquarists have developed many color variations in this species (variation occurs naturally in the wild), with melanistic, leucistic, albino, and speckled forms known.
Source: Wikipedia contributors. (2019, September 23). Sailfin molly. In Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. Retrieved 01:20, October 19, 2019, from https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Sailfin_molly&oldid=917426862
The Cherry Barb is a popular and attractive freshwater aquarium fish that is known for its bright and vibrant red coloration. It is a member of the Barb family, which is known for its active and energetic species.
Cherry Barbs are native to Sri Lanka and can be found in slow-moving streams and shallow ponds. They are relatively easy to care for, making them a great choice for beginner aquarists. These fish are omnivores and will eat a variety of foods, including flakes, pellets, frozen or live foods, and even vegetables.
In terms of appearance, Cherry Barbs are known for their bright red coloration, which is more pronounced in males. They have a streamlined and sleek body shape and can grow up to 2 inches (5 cm) in length. Females are generally less colorful and have a more subdued red coloration.
Cherry Barbs are generally peaceful and can be kept in groups of six or more. They are social and active, and will often swim and play together in a hierarchy based on size and dominance. They prefer slightly acidic to neutral water with a pH range of 6.0-7.5 and a temperature range of 73-81°F (23-27°C). It's important to maintain good water quality and provide plenty of hiding places and open swimming areas in the tank.
In terms of tank setup, Cherry Barbs prefer planted tanks with open swimming areas. They are active swimmers and require plenty of swimming space, so a minimum tank size of 10 gallons is recommended for a small group. They can be kept with a range of peaceful community fish, but should not be kept with slow-moving or long-finned fish, as they can be a bit nippy.
Overall, Cherry Barbs are a popular and visually striking species of freshwater aquarium fish that are relatively easy to care for and can add a unique and playful element to a community aquarium.
The Bandit Corydoras Metae, also known as the Meta River Corydoras or Meta Cory, is a small and captivating catfish species that is popular among aquarium enthusiasts. With its unique appearance and interesting behavior, the Bandit Corydoras Metae makes a delightful addition to any aquarium setup.
These beautiful catfish are characterized by their striking black and white coloration. They have a sleek body with a black stripe that runs horizontally across their body, starting from the eyes and extending all the way to the tail. Above this black stripe, they have a shimmering silver-white body with a glossy finish, which gives them a striking appearance.
Bandit Corydoras Metae are peaceful and social fish that thrive in a group setup. They are known to be relatively hardy and can adapt to a wide range of water conditions, making them suitable for both beginner and experienced aquarists. They are also known for their interesting behavior, often seen scavenging and foraging in the substrate for food, which adds to their charm.
In addition to their attractive appearance and behavior, Bandit Corydoras Metae also serve a practical purpose in the aquarium. They are efficient cleaners, as they will sift through the substrate in search of food particles and help keep the tank clean by consuming leftover food and debris. This makes them an excellent addition to aquarium setups that require bottom-dwelling fish to help with substrate cleaning.
Bandit Corydoras Metae are omnivorous, and their diet should consist of a variety of high-quality pellets, flakes, frozen or live foods such as bloodworms, brine shrimp, and daphnia. They may also consume some algae and vegetable matter. It is important to provide them with a balanced and varied diet to ensure their optimal health and well-being.
When it comes to tank setup, Bandit Corydoras Metae prefer a well-decorated aquarium with plenty of hiding places such as caves, PVC pipes, or driftwood, where they can take shelter and feel secure. They also appreciate a sandy or fine-grained substrate that allows them to forage comfortably. A well-maintained aquarium with stable water parameters and a temperature range of 72-78°F (22-26°C) and a pH range of 6.0-7.5 is ideal for Bandit Corydoras Metae.
In summary, Bandit Corydoras Metae are a captivating and peaceful catfish species that are popular among aquarium enthusiasts. With their striking black and white coloration, interesting behavior, and practical cleaning abilities, they make a delightful addition to any aquarium setup. Suitable for both beginner and experienced aquarists, Bandit Corydoras Metae are a wonderful choice for those looking to add a unique and charming fish species to their aquarium. So, if you're considering adding Bandit Corydoras Metae to your aquarium, be sure to provide them with a well-decorated tank, a varied and balanced diet, and optimal water conditions to ensure their health and happiness. Buy Bandit Corydoras Metae online from Nano Tanks Australia Aquarium Shop for expert advice and top-quality fish.
Temperature: This species is subject to seasonal temperature fluctuations in nature and is most comfortable between 14 – 22 °C.
Permanent exposure to warmer conditions is likely to result in a shortened lifespan and in many countries or well-insulated homes it’s best-maintained without artificial heating year-round.
In tests the wild fish from Hainan Island showed a reduced tolerance to cooler temperatures compared with tank-bred specimens, presumably due to their more southerly, i.e., tropical, distribution.
pH: 6.0 – 8.5
Hardness: 90 – 357 ppm
Hikari First Bites is a semi-floating fry food for newborn fish. This high-protein food fulfills the nutritional requirements that newborn fry requires for the early stage of life.Contains premium selected fish meal for a protein and amino acid-rich diet as well as vitamins and minerals to help the body and skeletal development.Suitable for: Live Bearers (ovoviviparous) fish from birth and Egg Layers (oviparous) as soon as the yolk sack is consumed.Feed often throughout the day but only an amount of the fish will consume within a minute (18 – 30 Celsius).It is always best to underfeed rather than overfeed. Remove all uneaten food after feeding to help maintain water quality.Crude Protein: min 48%; Crude Fat: min 3%; Crude Fibre: max 1%; Moisture: max 10%; Crude Ash: max 15%;Made in Japan
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