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Bala Shark
The Bala Shark (Balantiocheilus melanopterus), native to Thailand and the Indonesian islands of Sumatra and Borneo, is a popular ornamental fish thanks to its silvery beauty and robust, easy-to-keep nature.
Redeye Tetra
The Redeye Tetra (Moenkhausia sanctaefilomenae) reaches 5-7 cm as an adult, with a silver-gray body. Very peaceful and fond of schooling, it occupies the mid-upper layers and is easy to keep. It is a close relative of the head-and-tail light tetra and easily confused with it by beginners.
Silver Gourami
The Silver Gourami, also known as the Moonlight Gourami or Silver Man, is an all silver-white, robust fish that is easy to keep - a good beginner ornamental fish. However, newly hatched fry are harder to raise and have a lower survival rate than other gouramis.
Silver Celestial Eye Goldfish
The Silver Celestial Eye Goldfish is a variety of Dragon-back goldfish whose eyeballs protrude from the sockets and turn upward and forward toward the sky, hence the name sky-gazing eye. It is a relatively rare goldfish variety.
Leaf Fish
The Leaf Fish (Monocirrhus polyacanthus), also known as the Dead-leaf Fish or Many-spined Leaffish, is native to the Amazon River and Guyana. Its body form is so unusual that when motionless on the substrate it is almost indistinguishable from a fallen leaf.
Swallow Beauty
The Swallow Beauty, also called the Swallow Beauty Lantern Fish, gets its name from pelvic fins that have mutated into two long, pointed fins shaped like a swallow. It was first discovered by a German aquarist in 1973.
Peacock Bass
The Peacock Bass (Cichla ocellaris), also known as the Crown Three-Band Cichlid, is a large predatory cichlid reaching 30-60 cm as an adult. A fierce carnivore, it should be fed live prey or trained onto fish-meat chunks and must not be kept with smaller tank mates.
Chinese Sucker
The Chinese Sucker is a peculiar, brightly colored freshwater fish unique to China, also called the Chinese Sailfin Sucker and known as the 'Asian mermaid' in Southeast Asia. A Class II protected species, it is prized by aquarists for its distinctive shape and the auspicious 'smooth sailing' symbolism.
Asian Arowana
The Asian Arowana is a primitive, endangered species known as a 'living fossil' and called 'Dragon Spitting Pearl' in Hong Kong. Resembling the legendary dragon, it is one of the most popular and expensive ornamental fish, distributed across Southeast Asia.
Brown Surgeonfish
The Brown Surgeonfish, also known as the Algae-eating Surgeonfish or Lavender Tang, is a tropical marine fish named for its lavender-purple anal and caudal fins. Reaching up to 21 cm, it inhabits the Indo-Pacific and feeds mainly on algae.