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Lyretail Killifish
Also called the Australian Lyretail, this small fish native to West Africa is loved by aquarists for its tail shaped like an ancient harp. Its body color is gorgeous, with rainbow hues all over.
Celestial Eye Goldfish
The Celestial Eye Goldfish is a variety of goldfish whose name reflects its most obvious trait: when viewed from above, you can clearly see its upturned eyes. Newly hatched fry actually have normal eyes; the change begins only about one to two months after hatching.
Double-banded Dwarf Cichlid
The double-banded dwarf cichlid was first found in 1906; in the wild it lives among layers of fallen leaves in the rainforest, so keep it with black-water treatment. It is fairly easy to keep, needing only stable water and temperature.
Shusui Koi
The Shusui koi is an asagi-type koi of the German carp line, which is why many confuse it with the asagi. By color layout it splits into three kinds: flower Shusui, yellow Shusui, and red Shusui.
Blue Ram Cichlid
The blue ram cichlid is a gentle but rather shy tropical fish; keep it with plenty of plants for cover. Because the male's dorsal fin looks like a saddle, it is also called the seven-color saddle fish.
Lloyd’s Lyretail
The Lloyd's Lyretail reaches 4–5 cm and is native to East Africa. Called one of the world's most beautiful tropical fish, it is also very hard to keep, among the hardest. Sensitive to hard water, its environment must be carefully managed.
Red-Tailed Black Shark
The Red-Tailed Black Shark is a tropical fish species with a very distinctive appearance. Native to Thailand, this ornamental fish has a rather aggressive temperament, being relatively gentle toward other species but fighting fiercely with its own kind.
Dwarf Flag Cichlid
The Dwarf Flag Cichlid has a very special appearance—a rounded head with an egg-shaped body—loved by many aquarists. Because it is easy to keep and breed, it is quite popular.
Red and White Comet Goldfish
The Red and White Comet Goldfish is a type of grass-goldfish mainly distributed in China. Because the grass-goldfish resembles a koi, it is also the most ancient kind of goldfish. It is not hard to keep and is a common, easy goldfish variety.
Blackspot Barb
The Blackspot Barb is mainly distributed in southern Asia—India, Sri Lanka, and Myanmar—and is named for the large black spot on its caudal peduncle, its main distinguishing feature. It is omnivorous and easy to keep.