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Black Venezuelan Cory - Corydoras schultzeiBlack Venezuelan Cory - Corydoras schultzeiOur price: £10.99ViewAlthough you would think they are from Venezuela their "parent" is from peru but the black Venezuelan cory has been developed in select breed in aquariums, as they are a colour strain of schultzi.Bronze cory - Corydoras aeneusBronze cory - Corydoras aeneusOur price: £3.95ViewThe bronze cory is one of the staple corys of aquarium easy to take care of. They are best kept it small groups, with soft substrate that does not damage their barbels. They will thrive in open water or well planted tanks.Columbian SharkColumbian SharkOur price: £9.95ViewDespite their name and appearance, Columbian Sharks are not a type of Shark at all! This species actually belongs to the catfish family. However, their appearance and swimming pattern closely resembles that of a shark. Be warned they can reach upto 14” in length, they are not particularly aggressive only when they see something really small that they will take for food. They do like to be in a group, so would not be content on their own.Cory AlbinoCory AlbinoOur price: From £3.50ViewOne of the most popular corys, Keep in soft sand is best practice. they prefer planted tanks with caves, bogwood  to nip in and out of. they are a nice peaceful hardy cory that can breath air, so no concern for seeing them “gasp” at the top of the tank
Cory PepperCory PepperOur price: £3.95ViewOne of the most popular corys, Keep in soft sand is best practice. they prefer planted tanks with caves, bogwood to nip in and out of. they are a nice peaceful hardy cory that can breath air, so no concern for seeing them “gasp” at the top of the tankCorydoras AdolphiCorydoras AdolphiOur price: £12.95ViewThe Adolphi catfish is easy to take care for, they are hardy, and are very peaceful. They are best kept it groups of 5 and will constantly rummage around stirring up the substrate eating the waste, any uneaten food, and dead plant matter, which will help to not having an ammonia spike. For a treat get them some catfish sinkers or live food. They will thrive in open water or well planted tanks.Corydoras Bronze LongfinCorydoras Bronze LongfinOur price: £6.95ViewA variant of the Bronze cat only with beautiful long fins. The bronze cory is one of the staple corys of aquarium easy to take care of. They are best kept it small groups, with soft substrate that does not damage their barbels. They will thrive in open water or well planted tanks.Corydoras ConcolourCorydoras ConcolourOur price: From £7.50ViewKeep in groups of 5 or more for best results of more sociable outgoing colour group. Keep in soft sand substrate. Plants, bogwood and caves will be greatfully accepted
Corydoras HastatusCorydoras HastatusOur price: £3.50ViewThis little catfish only grows to 1.5” like to be in groups, very peaceful and a good beginners fish. They do like a well planted tank and a gentle water flow.  Will clean up the substrate as well as eating pellets, live food and frozen food.Corydoras Orange VenezuelanCorydoras Orange VenezuelanOur price: £9.95ViewThese beautiful, vibrant orange catfish make a lovely display in your tank especially in a group of 5 , They are peaceful, like hiding places, ornaments, caves ect. They do like a stable tank so regular water changes and testing is a must. Corydoras PandaCorydoras PandaOur price: £6.95View The panda cory needs good water quality,  and a gentle water flow. They reach a length of 2” and can take a temperature slightly cooler than other corys. They like to be in groups of no less than 4 in planted tanks with lots of hiding places, will eat any sinking pellets, live or frozen food.Corydoras Peru Orange LaserCorydoras Peru Orange LaserOur price: £16.95ViewThe Orange Laser is a peaceful, secretive, shoaling fish that are best in groups of 4 upwards, they do well in a heavily planted tank with fine substrate and caves.  Good water quality is needed as they will not tolerate bad water conditions. They feed on live, frozen or sinking pellets.
corydoras Punctatuscorydoras PunctatusOur price: £5.95ViewThe Punctatus catfish is easy to take care for, they are hardy. They are best kept it groups of 5 and will constantly rummage around stirring up the substrate eating the waste, any uneaten food, and dead plant matter,  which will help to not having an ammonia spike. For a treat get them some catfish sinkers or live food.  They will thrive in open water or well planted tanks.corydoras Pygmaeus - pygmy catscorydoras Pygmaeus - pygmy catsOur price: £3.95ViewThis pretty little silver catfish with a horizontal black stripe only grows to 1.3 inches, they like to be kept in groups of 6 to feel secure, they swim in the middle or bottom of the tank and are ideal for the small aquarium. They will eat any small sinking food , live or frozen, and love planted tanks.Corydoras SterbaeCorydoras SterbaeOur price: £7.95ViewThe Sterbae cat is one of the most striking cat fish. They grow to 2.7 inches very easy to keep, but do like good water quality, a soft substrate with plenty of plant life. As they are a schooling fish they like to be in groups of 5 or more and what a sight that will be in your aquarium. They like a good flake food, sinking pellet, and sinking algae wafers.Corydoras Violet  - Corydoras similisCorydoras Violet - Corydoras similisOur price: £6.95ViewLike all corys the violet cory loves being in shoals, they are great additions to peaceful aquariums and will eat from the bottom of the aquarium, catfish pellets, and frozen food are both readily taken.
Gibbicep Plec 2" to 3"Gibbicep Plec 2" to 3"Our price: £8.95ViewAn excellent scavenger and algae eater but does grow large. It is a hardy plec that can take a wide range of parameters and can even be kept with malawi cichlids. It can also be know as a sailfin plec as it has the most amazing dorsel fin with beautiful colouring. It will eat anything offer to them except aquatic plants, they have no interest in them, but because of their adults size can end up up rooting the plants. They love lots of wood in their aquarium to hide below.HoplosterumHoplosterumOur price: £6.95View Julii CorysJulii CorysOur price: £6.95ViewAn easy hardy Cory, but like to keep close to natural range. Like all corys thou they get on and will shoal with other types. They eat from the bottom, using a catfish pellet like Tetra tabimin or Bug bite Bottom feeders are recommended.Ottocinclus AffinsOttocinclus AffinsOur price: From £2.50ViewOne of the smallest suckermouth catfish only growing to around 1.5 inches. Fantastic for eating the algae off the plants, ornaments and glass in your aquarium. Feed algae wafers to make sure they are getting enough to eat. Keep in groups of 6. They are sensitive to water conditions and like good water quality.
ottocinclus hoppeiottocinclus hoppeiOur price: From £2.50ViewVery similar to the Ottocinclus Affinis, but slightly smaller measuring in at  1.3 inches, they share a similar shaped body but different tail markings. An excellent fish for eating algae from plants, ornaments, wood and any smooth surface, they like a good flow in your tank. Will eat algae wafers, or shrimps ect.Pim PictusPim PictusOur price: £9.95ViewVery attractive silver with black spots and active catfish, as they are smooth  they do not have any external scales. They can grow to 6 inches so be careful what you put in with them, perhaps stick to Gouramies,  and any fish of that size. They can be kept singly  but do better in groups. They are greedy and will eat Bloodworm, Tubifex, and dried sinking food.South American Bumblebee catfishSouth American Bumblebee catfishOur price: £5.95ViewThis little pretty fish 2-3 inches gets it’s name because it resembles a bumble bee. They spend most of their day hiding in caves or shaded areas, and are most active at night. They are easy to care for but good water quality a must. Quite peaceful although  they will prey on very small fish or shrimps as they do have quite a big mouth. They will feed on granules, catfish pellets, and flake food.Syno Featherfin cats 1.5 inchSyno Featherfin cats 1.5 inchOur price: £5.95ViewAlso known as a featherfin squeaker is one of the larger Synodontis catfish, it can grow to around 8 inches, therefore only keep in a community tank that is of the bigger fish variety. They are fairly easy to care for, and very greedy eaters they like any vegetable granules and pellets. Also like to be in the upside down position so a nice bit of wood in the tank would be good for them, but beware of delicate plants and stick more to Java fern.
Syno PetricolaSyno PetricolaOur price: £8.95ViewThe Petricola comes from lake tanganyika, and is a rock dweller, but does not  grow huge. It is a omnivore who love insect larvae but will readily take any food offer to them. Thai Glass catsThai Glass catsOur price: £5.95ViewThai glass catfish are translucent and only grow to around 2.5 inches, a very popular choice, they can be quite shy so please keep in a group of at least 5 which will give you a lovely display, Must have good water conditions with well oxygenated water. They can be quite tricky to get to feed so perhaps stick to small live food  or frozen cyclops or daphnia.Twig whiptail FarlowellaTwig whiptail FarlowellaOur price: £10.95ViewThey can grow to around 8 inches, have a twig like appearance and are quite a shy fish hiding during the day and active during the night, so provide them with lots of crevices and hiding spots. Very peaceful and won’t harm the smallest of fish so a good tank mate. They must be fed algae wafers, and they will take kale, cucumber, and spinach.Whiptail RedWhiptail RedOur price: £18.00ViewExtremely peaceful and is a good tank mate with most other non aggressive fish. They generally are quite shy so will hide most of the day unless the aquarium is dimly lit. They grow to around 5 inches, vibrant red /orange colour and will eat algae wafers, sinking pellets, kale, cucumber, and spinach.
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