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Among specialist aquarists, there is a large demand for Channa aurantimaculata. It is a medium-sized and colourful Snakehead species that is intolerant to conspecifics but combines well with other robust fish. These must be able to stand the necessary seasonal drop in temperature below tropical levels. Come down to Wholesale Tropicals in Bethnal Green to see our fantastic stock.
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A peaceful fish that is best suited for the West African biotope tank. Ideal tankmates include mid-sized African barbs, tetras, and cichlids.
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To my eyes, the Green Neon Tetra is not very green, but we have to call it something. Other common names are the "False Neon Tetra" and the "Green Tetra". Other scientific names that have been used for this fish are "Cheirodon simulans" and "Hyphessobrycon simulans". For more information see the description section below. Come down to Wholesale Tropicals in Bethnal Green to see our fantastic stock.
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Sale!This is the price for a pair of Cherry Barbs. Cherry Barbs are brightly coloured fish and one of the most popular in their family. Their bright colours and schooling nature are adored by aquarists of all levels. They are hardy fish which makes these fish perfect for experts or beginners. This fish will fit nicely into planted tanks as they will use the plants to hide when threatened, especially in the female’s case as males tend to harass females during breeding. Come down to Wholesale Tropicals in Bethnal Green to see our fantastic stock.
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Chlamydogobius Ereminus - Desert Gobies are popular due to their hardy nature and striking colours. Come down to Wholesale Tropicals to see our fantastic fish stock!
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The Chlamydogobius eremius, also known as the Desert Goby, is a small, colourful fish that is native to Australia. They are found in freshwater habitats in the desert, and are well-adapted to living in harsh conditions. Desert Gobies are relatively easy to care for in aquariums, and make a great addition to any community tank.
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Gouramis can be very aggressive with each other, and it is recommended to keep a group of six or more in larger tanks. Typically, these fish do best in pairs or schools of their own kind as they usually live in family groups. Outsiders may not be accepted, but they are generally peaceful toward other small gentle fish.
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Keyhole cichlids have been popular in the fish keeping hobby for many decades due to their mostly peaceful and slightly shy disposition. They are very peaceful even with smaller fish apart from when they are breeding. Even when breeding the other tank occupants will only be excluded from the immediate spawning site. Come down to Wholesale Tropicals in Bethnal Green to see our fantastic stock.
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It is peaceful and gets along well with almost any tankmate. The Clown Loach is also entertaining to watch and feed. For more information see the description section below. ONE FOR £12.50 or TWO FOR £22 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 Come down to Wholesale Tropicals in Bethnal Green to see our fantastic fish stock.
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Pufferfish generally have a reputation for being aggressive loners, but one species that isn't is the South American pufferfish Colomesus asellus, often simply called the SAP.
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The Congo Tetra, best kept in groups of 5, make a wonderful communal fish. 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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The Coral Red Pencilfish has a red body with horizontal black stripes. 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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Corydoras Agassizii is an ideal addition to a mature community aquarium and is best kept with peaceful tankmates, such as smaller-sized cyprinids, dwarf cichlids etc.
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Corydoras are ideal fish for the planted tank and because they are bottom feeders they add a welcome element of interest to the lower level of the Nature Aquarium. Come down to Wholesale Tropicals in Bethnal Green to see our fantastic stock.
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£15 for one or £50 for four ... This striking Gold Laser Cory catfish is ideal for the softwater community aquarium. It is a peaceful species that should be maintained in groups of 5 or more due to its shoaling nature. Come down to Wholesale Tropicals in Bethnal Green to see our fantastic stock.
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Bring a splash of vibrancy to your aquarium with the captivating Mosaic Corydoras, now available at Wholesale Tropicals in Bethnal Green! These South American natives boast stunning colouration and a peaceful personality, making them ideal for both novice and seasoned aquarists.
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Gregarious by nature, Corydoras Leopardus should be kept in groups of 5 or more; this will create a beautiful display and give these sociable, shoaling fish more confidence to venture out into the open.
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This species is often confused with the very similar C melini. Unlike that species, the oblique strip on the flank terminates at the base of the caudal fin instead of on the lower love of the fin istelf. A popular and attractive species that makes a nice addition to the community tank. Basic colour is silvery-pink. A dark band passes vertically through the eye, and another band runs down the front edge of the dorsal fin before bending backwards to run obliquely across the flank and onto the lower lobe of the caudal fin. For more information see the description section below. From £7.50 Come down to Wholesale Tropicals in Bethnal Green to see our fantastic fish stock.
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- Provide plenty of hiding places for your fish. Pygmy Corys are naturally shy and will appreciate having places to hide.
- Keep the water quality in your aquarium high. Pygmy Corys are sensitive to poor water quality and can become ill if the water is not clean.
- Feed your fish a varied diet. This will help to keep them healthy and vibrant.
- Monitor your fish for any signs of illness. If you notice any changes in their behavior or appearance, it is important to take them to a veterinarian for treatment.
