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Flash Plecostomus (L204) | Panaqolus albivermis

Male Leopard Frog Plecostomus | Peckoltia compta

Blackfin Pearl Killifish | Austrolebias nigripinnis

Lampeye Killifish | Aplocheilichthys normani

Killifish | Cynolebias nigripinnis

Killifish | Nothobranchius kilomberoensis

Guppy | Poecilia reticulata

Male Guppy | Poecilia reticulata

"Guppies have been deliberately set free in Asian waters to fight the spread of malaria. Malaria is passed on to humans by mosquitoes, but guppies eat mosquito larvae, which helps reduce the number of mosquitoes and slows the spread of the disease."    -

Endler’s Guppies | Poecilia wingei

Dalmation Molly | Poecilia latipinna var.

Balloon Molly | Poecilia latipinna

Silver Molly | Poecilia velifera

A group of Platies during feeding | Xiphophorus maculatus

Sunburst Platy | Xiphophorus

Julii Corydora | Corydoras julii

Oscar | Astronotus ocellatus

“Oscars are native to the Amazon river basin, especially shallow, quiet floodplains and swamps. Native oscars usually show characteristic orange ringed, bilateral ocelli (eyespots) at the base of their tail which have been shown to dissuade predators and also function in sexual selection, as these fish are very visually oriented.” -

Oscar | Astronotus ocellatus