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Golden Monkey Flowerhorn
The Golden Monkey Flowerhorn is a Flowerhorn strain with the eyes of the Gold Flower line. Its greatest feature is a body red in the front half and golden-yellow in the back. It is now a beloved variety.
Golden Severum
Pineapple cichlids divide into two common varieties: the Golden Severum and the Green Severum. Here we focus on the Golden Severum. It is gentle, easy to keep, not picky but with a big appetite.
Firemouth Cichlid
The Firemouth Cichlid's greatest feature is that sexing is very difficult, yet it is a distinctive variety. Native to Mexico in North America, it is large, reaching 10–15 cm as an adult.
Yellow Butterflyfish
The Yellow Butterflyfish is mainly found in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden, living in coral reefs at 3–20 m depth. Its beautiful appearance and easy care make it popular with aquarists.
Gold Gourami
The Gold Gourami has a golden body and is a distinctive ornamental fish. Its temperament is gentle and it can be mixed with other tropical fish. Unusually, it can live in oxygen-poor water thanks to its auxiliary breathing organ, the labyrinth.
Flower Ranchu
The Flower Ranchu is a variety of goldfish. Because the Ranchu belongs to the egg-shaped, tiger-head goldfish group, the Flower Ranchu is one of the more distinctive goldfish varieties. Its most striking feature is a well-developed head growth, which is the key to its appeal.
Tiger Shovelnose Catfish
The Tiger Shovelnose Catfish, also known as the shovelnose catfish, duckbill shark or tiger porthole catfish, is native mainly to the Amazon River basin of South America. It is one of the most popular of the large catfish species among aquarists.
Kohaku
The Kohaku is the representative variety of koi, beloved by many hobbyists, and is increasingly kept as a feng shui fish. It was first discovered between 1804 and 1829, and was gradually developed into its present form through selective breeding.
Black Ghost Knifefish
The Black Ghost Knifefish, also known as the Ghost Knife or Feather Knife, gets its name from its unusual shape and entirely jet-black body. It hunts with extreme speed and swims nimbly, which is one of its distinguishing features.
Black Neon Tetra
The Black Neon Tetra, also known as the Black Tetra or Black Neon, is native to Brazil and belongs to the tetra group, because its appearance and habits are very similar to other tetras—small and exquisite, looking beautiful in the aquarium. It has a gentle temperament but is territorial, and can be kept with other peaceful fish or shrimp.