Care Guides

Collett’s Tetra (Moenkhausia collettii) is an underrated South American tetra that brings natural movement and clean schooling behavior to planted aquariums. Easy to care for and great in groups, it’s a perfect alternative to more common tetra species.

The Red Lizard Whiptail Catfish (Rineloricaria sp.) is a unique and peaceful bottom-dweller known for its slender body and vibrant red coloration. Ideal for planted aquariums, this species is easy to care for and even easier to love.

Kyburz’s Glass Tetra (Pseudochalceus kyburzi) is a sleek and uncommon South American characin known for its elongated body and semi-transparent appearance. This active species thrives in aquariums with open swimming space and is a fascinating alternative to more common tetra species.

Montagu’s Tetra (Hyphessobrycon montagi) is an uncommon Amazonian tetra that thrives in planted aquariums with soft, slightly acidic water. This peaceful schooling fish is a great choice for aquarists who enjoy keeping rare characin species and creating natural South American aquarium setups.

The Lake Inle Danio (Inlecypris auropurpureus) is a peaceful and active schooling fish native to Myanmar’s Lake Inle. Known for its subtle purple and gold coloration and constant movement, this hardy species thrives in planted community aquariums with cooler, well-oxygenated water.