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Active Ingredients:2.00mg/mL Acriflavine0.40mg/mL Malachite Green
Fungal diseases are common in freshwater fish and are identified by white or grey threads on the skin or fins which may thicken until they resemble tuffs of cotton wool (pin head size) on the fish’s body and fins. Unless prompt action is taken, fatalities will occur
A basic 30L Aquarium without the frills so you can add your own lighting and special touches!
Features:
Glass aquarium you can customise to your own.
Has bevelled edges for your safety.
Includes a plastic lid.
Suitable for freshwater or marine setups.
Dimensions: 44x28x30cm
Capacity: 30L
About Blue Planet
Blue Planet products are designed to give your finned friends a fabulous, freshwater life – everything from castles to fish food to filters. Blue Planet is distributed by Masterpet, a company with over 50 years experience. Masterpet wants to be best in show when it comes to having everything our pet needs and will continue to make feel-good products for our pets in the future.
THIS IS A PICKUP ONLY ITEM - CAN BE LOCALLY DELIVERED
Blue Planet Multi Cure is a broad spectrum medication for use as an aid in the treatment of the following common diseases of freshwater (tropical and cold water) aquarium fish:
White spot (Ichthyophthirius Multiifilis)Velvet Disease (Oodinium spp)Fungal DiseaseSuitable for tropical and freshwater aquarium fish
Directions for use:NOT TO BE USED ON FISH INTENDED FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION.A partial water change (25% of capacity) is recommended before commencing treatment and every third day thereafter before re-treatment until cure is effected.Ensure aquarium water is well aerated for the duration of the treatment.Activated carbon should be removed from filtration system for the duration of treatment. Activated carbon will remove this product from aquarium water resulting in ineffective treatment.This product contains a dye which will stain if spilled.
Dosage:Use 5mL per 20L of aquarium waterFor tetra species, baby fish and scaleless fish (loaches, etc), use a reduced dosage of 5mL per 40L of aquarium water.Repeat dosage after 3 days. DO NOT OVERDOSE.
Active Ingredients:4.00mg/mL Methylene Blue2.00mg/mL Acriflavine0.40mg/mL Malachite Green
Controls external Parasite Infestations in fresh and saltwater fish. Each tablets contains 20mg Trichlorfon (an anticholinesterase compound).
Dose rate:
Predissolve tablets in a disposable cup before addition to the aquarium water.
Use at the rate of 1 tablet per 40 litres of aquarium water. Keep water temperature below 27 degrees C.
Maintain normal filtration and aeration. Repeat treatment after 7 days to prevent re-infestation.
Trichlorfon breaks down in the water making it unnecessary to change the water between or after treatments.
Note: A small residue of cellulose will be evident after dissolving tablets. This residue is harmless to fish.
NOT TO BE USED ON FISH INTENDED FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION. DO NOT OVERDOSE. DO NOT treat marine invertebrates (shellfish and anemones). Remove these from aquarium and reintroduce 5 days after last treatment.
PLEASE NOTE THIS EXPIRED IN MAY 2024 AND SELLING IT AT COST.
Active Constitute:1g/L Copperpresent as copper sulphate
Blue Planet Snail Rid is formulated to control sail populations in freshwater aquariums. Many species of freshwater snails are commonly introduced into aquariums with plant life and can rapidly build up in numbers.
Rinsing all new plants in running water before adding to the aquarium is recommended to prevent reinfestation.
Blue Planet Tri-Sulfa Tablets is an Australian made aquarium product. Each tablet contains 153.5mg Sulfadizine. 154.7mg Sulfadimindine, 154.1mg Sulfamerazine as the monosodium salts. Medication for fresh and saltwater aquariums.
As an aid in the control of the following aquarium fish diseases: White Spot Icthyophithrius multifillis; Mouth and Body Fungus Columnaris spp.; Fin and Tail Rot and other external baterial diseases in fresh and saltwater aquariums.
Remove activated carbon from filtration system and slow flow rate to sub-gravel filtration for duration of treatment. Prolonged treatments may affect th helpful bacterial flora in the biological filter.
Dose Rate: Pre-dissolve tablets in a disposable cup before addition to the aquarium water.
Usage Guide: To calculate approximate tank capacity length x width x water level height (in cm) and divide by 1000 for litres. Use 1 tablet per 40 litres of aquarium water. In case of severe infestation use at the rate of one tablet per 20 litres of aquarium water. Repeat treatment in 3 days if necessary.
Follow directions on label.
Active Ingredients 37mg/mL FORMALDEHYDE0.32mg/mL Malachite Green
Comes in 50mL, 125mL and 500mL
For Treatment of White Spot (Ichthyophirius Multiifiliis (In freshwater and tropical freshwater aquarium fish)
White Spot Disease is a common fish parasite that can be introduced via new fish, plants, etc. These parasites appear as distinct small white spots (pin head size) on the fish’s body and fins. Unless prompt action is taken, fatalities will occur.
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.
The Blue Sapphire Guppy are a very nice addition to any tank.
There colours really come forth when you put a nice light.
They do appear greenish under normal light.
Lighting Requirements: 4-6 hours (recommended)
Care Level: Low Maintenance Plant
Co2: Not required
Fertiliser: benefits from liquid fertiliser but not necessary
Blue stricta plants are one of the best beginner plants they are a great way to bring some bright green colour and life to your aquarium while still being an easy to grow plant.
Perfect background plants as they grow to a tall size with one leaf reaching 10cm in length.
Native to tropical South-East Asia, Blue Stricta is popular as a background plant where its large green foliage makes a dense wall of colour. It is not a particularly fussy plant, and provided with a reasonable amount of light will establish itself in an aquarium without much difficulty.
We sell these in terracotta pots for easy planting.
These are grown in our display tanks and a great addition to any tank
Category
Rating
Care Level:
Easy
Temperament:
Peaceful
Color Form:
Blue heads with red rears
Lifespan:
5-8 years
Size:
Up to 4.5 inches
Diet:
Omnivores
Family:
Melanotaeniidae
Minimum Tank Size:
120L
Tank Set-Up:
Freshwater with plants and swimming spaces
Compatibility:
Peaceful community
Condition: Like New - personally autographed. Some stains due to age in some of the pages
TITLE: Identifying Corydoradinae Catfish
AUTHOR: Ian A. M. Fuller
AUTHOR: Hans-Georg Evers
DESCRIPTION:
This book has been produced by Ian A. M. Fuller & Hans-Georg Evers, in an attempt to remove much of the confusion within the hobby today when it comes to the identification of these wonderful little fishes. The book is produced in A5(approx. 6” X 8”) format, hardcover and consists of 384 pages, with 463 color photos. It covers all the known species of Corydoradinae Catfish, Aspidoras, Brochis, Corydoras, Scleromystax and C-Numbers. It gives the type locality, distribution, Etymology, Size and appropriate remarks for each species.
A must for the serious “Cory cat” lovers!!
Botanicals not only enhance the visuals of your aquarium but also bring a bunch of extra benefits such as:
Releasing tannins.
Help lower pH.
Aid in disease prevention, both bacterial and fungal.
Provide an excellent environment for biofilm and microorganisms to grow, which provides microscopic foods for fry, shrimp, apistogrammas other small fish.
Enhance a natural behaviour in your fish.
The Botanical Packs Include:
3x Indian Almond Leaves
1x Cholla Wood
6x Sweet Gum Balls
3x Halves of Jacaranda Seed Pods
Each of our Botanical packs are prepared carefully with all botanicals being boiled and dried out with any seeds being removed as best as we can.
Brine shrimp hatchery / Incubator
Brine Shrimp Incubator: Brine shrimp is a super food for both fresh and marine fishes, corals and shrimp. This Simple brine shrimp incubator is useful and easy to use for breeding of brine shrimp:
The tool to hatch the brine shrimp eggs. Dried and freezing brine shrimp eggs are suitable. The tool is simple, practical, and convenient, there is a hole to connect with the air pump.
Incubation Temperature: Shrimp eggs can be hatched in the range of 7-30 degrees Celsius, and the hatching speed is accelerated as the temperature increases. The most suitable temperature for hatching is 25-30℃.
Salinity: Different types of brine shrimp eggs have different requirements for salinity during hatching. Before hatching, the eggs are placed in freshwater (available mineral water) and soaked for 30-60 minutes to allow the dehydrated eggs to fully absorb water, and then the eggs are moved into artificial seawater with a salinity of 3% to hatch. It is recommended to use sea salt.
Attention: Don't feed too much brine shrimp. If you find that a lot of the brine shrimp at the bottom of the tank has not been eaten, you should clean it in time to avoid causing water corruption. In addition, although the brine shrimp has high nutritional value, long-term large-scale feeding will cause fish imbalance, so everyone needs to use a variety of fish foods to achieve both nutrition and health.
Dry or freezing brine shrimp eggs are suitable for growing LIVE brine shrimp for foods for fishes or corals . The tool is simple, practical, and convenient, there is a hole to connect with the air pump.Incubation Temperature: Shrimp eggs can be hatched in the range of 7-30 degrees Celsius, and the hatching speed is accelerated as the temperature increases. The most suitable temperature for hatching is 25-30℃.Salinity: Different types of brine shrimp eggs have different requirements for salinity during hatching. Before hatching, the eggs are placed in freshwater (available mineral water) and soaked for 30-60 minutes to allow the dehydrated eggs to fully absorb water, and then the eggs are moved into artificial seawater with a salinity of 3% to hatch. It is recommended to use sea salt.Attention: Don't feed too much brine shrimp. If you find that a lot of the brine shrimp at the bottom of the tank has not been eaten, you should clean it in time to avoid causing water corruption. In addition, although the brine shrimp has high nutritional value, long-term large-scale feeding will cause fish imbalance, so everyone needs to use a variety of fish foods to achieve both nutrition and health.
Specification:Item: IncubatorMain material: Acrylic + ABSColor: Black +transparentCapacity: 380mlSize: Height: 27cm, diameter: 8cm
Packing List:1* Incubator set
Air pump sold seperately
Commonly referred to by the currently synonymised genus Brochis, this sub-clade can be distinguished from other corydoradine species by the fact that they have more than 10 rays in the dorsal fin, whilst all other members of the Corydoradinae have seven rays. Differs from other species of Brochis by its hog-like snout and from B. splendens by a larger number of dorsal fin rays. The dorsal fin can have 15-18 soft rays; although B. multiradiatus usually has 17. Feeding: A fish that likes to dig around for food, but will eat all prepared foods that find their way to the substrate. Live bloodworms or tubifex are especially relished - be careful with the tubifex. It can be difficult to feed carefully and if it starts living in the tank water conditions can quickly deteriorate. This can, at least in part, be controlled by offering tubifex in a shallow ceramic bowl.
Furniture: Open spaces of substrate and rock or wood refuges slightly elevated to provide the shade these fish like to rest under in rare moments of inactivity. This species will gleefully uproot plants at the first opportunity, use plant pots or other methods of fixing plants in place
Compatibility: An ideal community tank resident, keep in shoals.
Suggested Tankmates: Can be kept with most fish. More suitable for keeping with loaches than Corydoras as their larger size helps them compete better for food. Boisterous enough to be kept with more dynamic aquaria. Perfect for an Amazon river biotope.
Breeding: Reported by no details survive of the account save it is supposed to spawn in a manner similar to Corydoras.
Breeding Reports: There is no breeding report.
Buce on smooth lava rock is a type of aquarium plant that is characterized by its bright, vibrant colors and unique, smooth texture. It is native to some Southeast Asian countries and is often used in aquariums to create an interesting and eye-catching display. The buce has a unique form and shape, with long, thin leaves that are often frayed at the edges. It has a smooth and glossy surface, which gives it a unique look. The strong colors of this plant can range from bright oranges, yellows, and greens, to deep blues and purples. This plant is also easy to care for, and grows best in low light and warm water.
ucephalandra form as "Brownie Purple", however it shows rather brown-green to light reddish tones under water. Its species identity and exact origin are unknown to us; as well as other Bucephalandra, it occurs on rock along fast-flowing rainforest streams on Borneo. The plant is propagated in tissue culture labors (in Vitro).
When grown under water, the rhizome is ascending and branched, causing a bushy growth habit. The leaves are about 2-2,5 cm long and 8-9 mm wide, spathulate, with round tip and narrowly wedge-shaped base. They are rosette-like arranged on the stem tips. The plant resembles small forms of Bucephalandra pygmaea.
Bucephalandra sp. "Brownie Purple" grows very slowly but has no high demands. It looks best with moderate lighting, good CO2 and nutrient supply and water current. This plant is primarily an epiphyte for the hardscape but can also be fixed to the ground (the rhizome not buried!). It is easily propagated by cuttings of the stem tips and branches.
With its bushy look and small, arching leaves, this Bucephalandra is interesting for the planting of the hardscape. It is also small enough to fit into nano aquariums.
This neat Bucephalandra form is not yet determined to species. However, its trading name seems to indicate that it originates from the Batang Kawa district in Central Kalimantan. Bucephalandra species occur on rock in the flood zone of fast-flowing rainforest streams on Borneo island. Bucephalandra sp. "Batang Kawa" resembles the "Brownie" forms. It has elliptic leaves with wavy edge. Young leaves and rhizoms show brown-red tones.
Generally, Bucephalandras grow very slowly. They cope with little light but look best with moderate lighting, good CO2 and nutrient supply and water current. They are primarily epiphytes for the hardscape that attach themselves to rock and wood, but they can also be fixed to the ground (the rhizome not buried!) where they will take root. The propagation is easy by cuttings of the stem tips and branches.
With its bushy look, this Bucephalandra is interesting for the planting of the hardscape. It is also small enough to fit into nano aquariums.
The phenotype at the time garnered a lot of interest the world over and the price of the Angels has been astronomically high. In that time, the Angelfish Society used the abbreviation of “bg”
Fast forward to 2020 the world over has not yet been bored with such an amazing fish. Naturally the Bulgarian Green Angelfish are scalare in it’s origin however, they have been known to be a tough and robust fish. They are hardy and they are new enough that if you are a person that is really into Angelfish you should consider giving these guys a go.
When buying Angels for breeding purposes, it is recommended to buy a group of 6 and let them pair off naturally. Once a pair is formed either move them to a breeding tank or sell off the others.
Temperature: 24 – 28°C
pH: 6.5 – 7.8
Lifespan: 10+ years
Size: 10cm +
Diet: Omnivore
These Bumblebee Guppies are some of the most beautiful strain of guppies that is new to the market.
These guppies were initially brought to Australia in late 2017 and they are becoming a popular fish in Australia.
The fish that you will be getting are young and ready to drop within weeks.
Distribution
Endemic to the isolated mountain lake of Inlé and associated watershed in Shan State, eastern Myanmar.
Type locality is ‘Inlé Lake, Southern Shan States, Myanmar’.
The species is currently listed as ‘Endangered’ on the IUCN Red List due to a significant decline in the wild population. Unsustainable agricultural practices in and around the lake have caused increases in sedimentation, eutrophication, and pollution along with a reduction in surface area of more than 30% between the years 1935-2000. Non-native, predatory Parambassis and Tilapia species have been introduced for farming, while collection for the aquarium trade may also be exerting a negative effect.
Habitat
Lake Inlé lies in a karstic valley almost 900m above sea level in the Shan Plateau region and is home to many endemic animals including nine species of fish and numerous gastropods. The water is clear, shallow (2-3 metres deep in most places) and has a very fertile, loamy substrate, although it can be muddy and turbid around the margins.
It is famed for its stilted villages and local fishermen known as Intha who row their boats using only one leg. These people, thought to have migrated from the south of Myanmar in the late 1300s, use naturally-occurring floating ‘islands’ consisting of tangles of various plant species as gardens.
These islands form a wide raft around the lake margins, rising and falling with the water level, and have come to form the habitats of many fishes which take shelter among the tangle of roots and plant stems at their base. Macrophytes also grow densely in places.
S. resplendens occurs throughout the lake, in both clear and turbid water, but is mostly collected around the vegetated margins.
Maximum Standard Length
25 – 35 mm
Water Conditions
Temperature: 18 – 22 °C
pH: 6.0 – 8.0
Hardness: 54 – 268 ppm
Ancistrus, also known as bushynose or bristlenose catfish, is a genus of nocturnal freshwater fish in the family Loricariidae of order Siluriformes, native to freshwater habitats in South America and Panama. The common Bristlenose is commonly captive bred appears impossible to identify to species primarily due to a lack of original locality information but also because tens of undescribed congeners exist.
Ancistrus species show all the typical features of the Loricariidae. This includes a body covered in bony plates and a ventral suckermouth. The feature most commonly associated with the genus are the fleshy tentacles found on the head in adult males; females may possess tentacles along the snout margin but they are smaller and they lack tentacles on the head. Tentacules, tentacles directly associated with odontodes, develop on the pectoral fin spine of the males of some species.
Sources: Wikipedia contributors. (2019, October 19). Ancistrus. In Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. Retrieved 02:58, October 19, 2019, from https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Ancistrus&oldid=921971242/nAncistrus. In Planet Catfish. Retrieved October 19, 2019, from https://www.planetcatfish.com/ancistrus_cf_cirrhosus
The Calicoe-Lyretail-Guppy is an attractive and hardy aquarium fish that is native to many parts of the world. It is usually recognized by its bright orange-red body with black and yellow fins, and its unique tail that is split into two distinct lobes, resembling a lyre. The Calicoe-Lyretail-Guppy is an active fish that enjoys swimming throughout the aquarium. It can be kept in a variety of community tanks, as it is peaceful and tolerant of other fish. It is an omnivore that feeds on both live and frozen foods, as well as flake and pellet food. It is relatively easy to care for and can live up to five years with proper care.
Cameroon moss, also known as Vesicularia sp. Cameroon, is a species of aquatic moss that is often used in aquariums. It is a hardy and low-maintenance plant that is particularly well-suited to aquariums with low to medium lighting levels.
Cameroon moss has a distinctive appearance, with small, delicate leaves that grow in a compact and bushy pattern. It typically grows to a height of 3-5 inches (7-13 cm) and can be attached to aquarium decor such as driftwood, rocks, or other plants. It is a slow-growing plant that will require trimming periodically to maintain its shape and prevent it from becoming too dense and blocking out light.
In the aquarium, Cameroon moss provides a range of benefits. It helps to improve water quality by absorbing nitrates and other nutrients, and it can provide a hiding place for fish and invertebrates, helping to create a more natural and stress-free environment. The moss is also useful for breeding purposes, as it provides a surface for eggs and fry to attach to.
Cameroon moss is an easy-to-care-for plant that does not require CO2 injection or any special fertilization. It prefers water with a neutral to slightly acidic pH and moderate water flow, but can tolerate a wide range of water conditions. It can also survive in low-light environments, but will benefit from moderate lighting levels to maintain its growth and color.
Overall, Cameroon moss is a versatile and attractive plant that can be a good choice for aquarium hobbyists of all skill levels. It is a hardy and low-maintenance plant that provides a range of benefits for both fish and invertebrates, making it a popular choice for planted aquariums.
Portion Size: 5x5cm when laid out flat which equates to 2-2.5 grams weight (without excess water)
The Candy Female Betta is a vibrant, peaceful species of fish that make an ideal addition to any home aquarium. These female betta fish stand out from the crowd with its unique pattern and vivid colours. It is the perfect pet for a peaceful, low-maintenance environment.
You can keep them as a single species or within a betta sorority, although as a sorority we do recommend a minimum of 5 and have ample hiding spots within the aquarium.
Carbon Planting Scissors Wave is a patented carbon-planting technology that uses special scissors-shaped tools to plant seeds in soil. The scissor-shaped tool is designed to penetrate soil, creating a narrow slit in the soil where a seed can be placed. The tool is then used to form a wave-like pattern in the soil, creating a pocket around the seed so that water and nutrients can reach it easily. This technology is used to help farmers and gardeners plant seeds in areas with difficult soil conditions and can help increase the rate of survival for the planted seed.
Carbon planting tweezers are a type of tweezers made from carbon steel and designed for planting and harvesting plants, flowers, and herbs. They come in two varieties: straight and curved. The straight tweezers have a straight, thin, sharp edge that is perfect for precision planting and harvesting. The curved tweezers have a curved shape that provides better leverage and control when planting and harvesting, making it easier to work with a variety of plants and herbs. Both types of tweezers are made of a durable carbon steel material that ensures a long lasting, rust-resistant tool that will last for many years.
Made by carborundum sintered at high temperature 1500℃.
The low flat design of the air stones provides them with a large surface area with which to produce lots of bubbles and aeration for your aquarium.
Size: 50mm in diameter, 150mm long and has a dual sized inlet that fits both 4mm and 8mm air hose.
The low flat design of disc air stones provides them with a large surface area with which to produce lots of bubbles and aeration for your aquarium.
Size: 108mm in diameter, 18mm high and has a dual sized inlet that fits both 4mm and 8mm air hose.
The low flat design of disc air stones provides them with a large surface area with which to produce lots of bubbles and aeration for your aquarium.
Size: 132mm in diameter, 20mm high and has a dual sized inlet that fits both 4mm and 8mm air hose.
Hydrocotyle Leucocephala originates from the wet marshlands of South America , and also holds the name Brazilian Pennywort. It grows well very well submerged and loves temperatures to be between 18-24C. A fast-growing vine-like aquarium plant with kidney-shaped leaves, Hydrocotyle Leucocephala survives in tanks where other plants fail! It thrives in tanks with or without Co2 added and requires only medium light. In high lights it can become rampant, lower lights make it easier to control. Hydrocotyle Leucocephala looks beautiful intertwined with driftwood. Its delicate leaves are a favourite climbing place for shrimps. Hydrocotyle Leucocephala works particulary well in tanks with Anubias as the two kinds of aquarium plants require similar conditions.
Selling in a terracotta pot with 3 to 5 plant let's.
These plants should be planted in aqua soil or gravel. Best kept in heights of 30cm tanks
We grow this plants in our display tanks.
The CWC Algae Eater is the newest addition to Australian aquarium hobby and most likely to become one of the favorites.
They thrive on decaying leaves, algae and other detritus materials in ponds/tanks , great little workers/cleaners.
They will breed in freshwater, it doesn't require salt/brackish water to breed.
Similar to chameleon shrimp, colour will change depending on their environment.
The low flat design of disc air stones provides them with a large surface area with which to produce lots of bubbles and aeration for your aquarium.
Size: 100mm in diameter, 18mm high and has a dual sized inlet that fits both 4mm and 8mm air hose.
The low flat design of disc air stones provides them with a large surface area with which to produce lots of bubbles and aeration for your aquarium.
Size: 150mm in diameter, 18mm high and has a dual sized inlet that fits both 4mm and 8mm air hose.
Hardened ceramic shelter. Great for breeders or to provide natural like cover. Perfect for aquariums and terrariums. Special design for the existence of tropical fishes,shrimp.Design a natural living environment for the fish, shrimp to shelter or to generate.Use small thread to bundle the moss on the product constitute a nature living environment.Specially made with ceramic material that possess filtration function for aquarium.Couple with the use of far infrared rays, the appliance is able to provide a lively living environment for all living organism and stimulate the regeneration of purification bacteria.
Provides natural like shelter.Great for bottom dwellers.Perfect for breeding.
Material Ceramic 100%.Great shelter for plecos,shrimps, small fishes, baby fishes
Design a natural living environment for the fish to shelter or to generate.
Smooth surface can act as a breeding ground for fish.
Specifications
Brand
Aquarium Supplies
Animal Type
Fish
It provides a safe spot for your shrimp or small fish to rest
- For both freshwater and marine aquariums
- Handmade top quality ceramic, doesn’t change water quality
- Provides a safe spot for your shrimp or small fish to rest and hide
- Stack them in your way to build the ideal hide away.
