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Four Pompon
The Four Pompon is a variety of goldfish with the classic Wen-style body shape. Its most distinctive feature is four enlarged, fluffy nasal pompons that set it apart from other goldfish. It shares the same general habits as common goldfish and is relatively easy to keep.
Bicolor Dottyback
The bicolor dottyback, also called the false gramma, has a very special color: the front half is purple, the rear half bright yellow, vividly. It is strongly territorial and will fight fish two to three times its size.
Mosquitofish
The mosquitofish is mainly from the southern United States and northern Mexico and has spread into lowland waters south of the Yangtze. It feeds mainly on small invertebrates and mosquitoes, hence the name.
Green Spotted Puffer
The green spotted puffer is a pufferfish living in near-coastal freshwater or brackish water, with a very special look. Shortened to GSP, adults reach about 10 to 18 cm and are classed as brackish-water fish.
Blind Cave Fish
The blind cave fish is a very special ornamental fish, born without eyes. Its ancestors lived mainly in caves, the deep sea, or muddy waters, and over generations the fish lost its sight; some are even born with eyes that soon vanish.
Fish Eye Agate
Fish eye agate is a variety of goldfish with a silvery-white body that shimmers as it swims. It is named for its eyes, one half red and glowing, the other white like agate.
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.
Blue-eye Rasbora
The Blue-eye Rasbora is actually silver-white, but its eyes shimmer blue-green in the lower half under light, hence the name.
Blue Gourami
The Blue Gourami is not hard to keep; its greatest feature is that the pelvic fins have degenerated into long filaments, earning it the name threadfin gourami. Large-bodied, it needs a sizable tank and, being quiet, benefits from planted tanks.
Honey Gourami
The Honey Gourami, commonly called the Lalius, is relatively easy to sex by appearance. Not demanding about water and gentle, it can be mixed with other similar temperate tropical fish.