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Blue Tiger Parrot cichlids are appealing in appearance with a blend of black stripes and a blue body. £12.00 each | 2 for £20.00
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A beautiful species with a pinkish body with an elongate dark band running from the shoulder almost to the base of the tail. A black spot lies at the base of the tail fin. Another black spot is present at the base of the anal fin. The fins have a reddish tinge. Full colouration is only developed in the right conditions: the tank must be shady, with peat-filtered water and a dark substrate. Under average aquarium conditions, this fish can seem rather unremarkable because the colours fade away. For more information see the description section below. From £2.50 Come down to Wholesale Tropicals in Bethnal Green to see our fantastic fish stock.
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A beautiful species with a pinkish body marked with three reddish areas around small dark green patches. Another small dark spot is present at the base of the anal fin. The dorsal has a red patch about halfway up. Full colouration is only developed in the right conditions: the tank must be shady, with peat-filtered water and a dark substrate. Under average aquarium conditions, this fish can seem rather unremarkable because the colours fade away. For more information see the description section below. From £2.00 Come down to Wholesale Tropicals in Bethnal Green to see our fantastic fish stock.
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While Botia spp. appear to be chiefly carnivorous they will also eat vegetative matter if available, often including soft-leaved aquatic plants. The natural diet comprises aquatic molluscs, insects, worms, and other invertebrates. All botiids need a well-structured set-up although the actual choice of décor is more-or-less down to personal taste. A natural-style arrangement could include a substrate of sand or fine gravel with lots of smooth, water-worn rocks and pebbles plus driftwood roots and branches.
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The Lohachata Botia Loach (Botia lohachata) is also known to tropical fish keeping enthusiasts as the Yoyo Loach, Almorha Loach, Pakistani Loach, Reticulated Loach, and Y-Loach. Come down to Wholesale Tropicals in Bethnal Green to see our fantastic fish stock.
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- Peaceful and active shoaling species
- Captivating striped pattern resembling zebras
- Ideal for community aquariums
- Thrives in groups of five or more
- Requires fine sandy substrate and plenty of hiding places
- Accepts dry sinking catfish pellets and enjoys a varied diet of frozen foods and vegetables
- Helps control small aquatic snail populations
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Introducing the Boulengerella lateristriga, a stunning fish that will turn heads in any aquarium. This South American beauty, also known as the Striped Pike Characin, boasts a sleek, elongated body adorned with striking black stripes. Come down to Wholesale Tropicals in Bethnal Green to see our fantastic stock.
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Anyone who has enough space in the home tank (a 2.5 m long tank should be provided) should not miss the enjoyment to observe this with the own eyes and keep a larger group of this fascinating fish. Come down to Wholesale Tropicals in Bethnal Green to see our fantastic stock.
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Brachyplatystoma tigrinum, the Tiger Shovelnose Catfish, is a captivating species prized for its distinctive appearance and engaging behaviour. With proper care and consideration, this magnificent fish can thrive and become a cherished centrepiece in any tropical aquarium setup.
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Black Butterfly Moor are extremely popular. We have a small number of these available. One of the more popular fancy goldfish varieties and suitable for coldwater aquariums. They have a stunning Butterfly shaped tail. They are are a little more difficult to keep and should not be mixed with single tailed goldfish as they may fail to compete for food.
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The Cardinal Tetra will accept many small foods such as brine shrimp or daphnia, freeze-dried bloodworms and tubifex, micro pellet food, and high quality flake food. For more information see the description section below. Available in two sizes: Medium = £2.75 or 10 for £24.00 X Large = £3.75 or 10 for £32.00 Come down to Wholesale Tropicals in Bethnal Green to see our fantastic fish stock.
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Carinotetraodon irrubesco are usually shy and fairly easy-going fish, and have been kept successfully in community tanks with fast-moving species such as tetras.
For more information see the description section below.
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Don't let it's small size fool you, there is much more to the Carinotetradon Lorteti, better know as the Redeye Puffer, than meets the eye. To find out more information see the description section below. Come down to Wholesale Tropicals in Bethnal Green to see our fantastic fish stock.
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For more information see the description section below. Come down to Wholesale Tropicals in Bethnal Green to see our fantastic fish stock.
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For more information see the description section below. From £3.50 or 10 for £30.00 Come down to Wholesale Tropicals in Bethnal Green to see our fantastic fish stock.
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The Chaca chaca is a beautiful and interesting fish that can make a great addition to an experienced aquarist's tank. However, it is important to do your research before purchasing one, as it is not a fish for beginners.
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Among specialist aquarists, there is a large demand for Channa aurantimaculata. It is a medium-sized and colourful Snakehead species than is intolerant to conspecifics but combines well with other robust fish. These must be able to stand the necessary seasonal drop in temperature during below tropical levels. Come down to Wholesale Tropicals in Bethnal Green to see our fantastic stock.
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In general Channa are best-maintained in species-specific aquaria, although C. bleheri can be kept in a well-chosen community arrangement alongside peaceful, non-territorial tankmates that are too large to be viewed as prey.
For more information see the description section below.
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Channa punctata, the spotted snakehead, is a species of snakehead. It is found in the Indian Subcontinent and nearby areas, ranging across Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Bangladesh, Myanmar and Tibet. Its natural habitats are swamps, ponds and brackish water systems.
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Channa Quinquefasciata, as with other snakeheads, prefers live foods such as earthworms and river shrimps. It should get along with fish of about equal size, but shouldn't be trusted with substantially smaller fish.
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