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Cardinal Tetra: The cardinal tetra is probably the world’s favorite tropical fish in terms of numbers kept. Many hobbyists have at some point in time, kept cardinal tetras. And, while they have been bred, they have never been bred in commercial quantities. More >> |
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Catfish: Catfish are very recognizable and popular aquarium inhabitants. They belong to the order Siluriformes, and include a wide variety of freshwater and saltwater catfish families. More >> |
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Cherry Barb: As with many other fish, the cherry barb is now almost exclusively raised commercially in the Far East and Florida. If you ever have a chance to procure wild stock, purchase them and you will see what their true colors are. That said, the cherry barb that is in the hobby now is a beautiful fish. More >> |
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Cichlid: Cichlids are mainly freshwater tropical fish from the family Cichlidae. More >> |
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Clown Barb: The clown barb is a very active, medium-size, elegant species that should be kept with similar-size species that also prefers warmer water. More >> |
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Clown Loach: The clown loach is an active schooling fish that is best kept in small groups (three to six fish). It will tolerate tankmates of other species, although docile species may become agitated by the constant activity of this fish. More >> |
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Convict Cichlid: The convict cichlid is often the first fish a budding aquarist breeds — they are almost impossible to keep from reproducing. More >> |
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Cory: Cories are South American catfish of the family Corydoradinae. They are temperate and tropical armoured catfish. Cories are the most popular catfish for aquaria, and most species remain relatively small. It is recommended that they be kept in small schools rather than individually. More >> |
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