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Sailfin Molly: The Sailfin Molly (Poecilia latipinna) is perhaps the most beautiful of mollies. It is a small sized fish, with males reaching about 4-5 inches in length and females reaching closer to 5-6 inches in length. More >> |
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Serpae Tetra: The Serpae tetra (Hyphessobrycon eques) is a small and popular tetra known for its propensity to nip at other fish, especially those with long, flowing fins. It is native to waterways of Brazil, Bolivia, Paraguay with stark colors. It gets its name from the Amazonian village of Serpa. More >> |
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Siamese Fighting Fish: The Siamese fighting fish, also known as the betta, has become a popular fish among hobbyists primarily because of the male’s beautiful colors and lavish finnage. More >> |
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Silver arowana: The Silver Arowana (Osteoglossum bicirrhosum) is a long and beautiful fish known for its voracious appetite and constant surface skimming, looking for things to fit into its mouth. It is native to waterways of the Amazon River and other areas in South America. More >> |
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Silver Dollar: The silver dollar is a peaceful, schooling fish that can be kept in groups of three to six with most other community tank species of similar size. More >> |
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Skunk Cory: Because the skunk cory is shy and easily frightened when kept as a single specimen, Corydoras arcuatus should be kept in small groups (i.e., six or more individuals) with other community tank fish, such as small characins, livebearers and rasboras. More >> |
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Sun Catfish: The sun catfish Horabagrus brachysomais a large catfish that is known for its distinct black spot right behind the gill plate. It is a generally peaceful fish that comes out at night. More >> |
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Swordtail: The swordtail (Xiphophorus hellerii) is a popular live-bearer that gets its name from the males’ distinctive, elongated tailfin, which appears sharp and pointed. Various types are available, including the green, red, red wag and pineapple swordtails. More >> |
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