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Livestock | Tropicals | Catfish
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Columbian SharkOur price: £12.95The Columbian Shark Catfish is a striking silver species with a true shark-like look, but this is not a typical community fish. Growing up to 30–35cm, they require a large aquarium and must transition to brackish water as adults. Best suited for experienced fishkeepers, they are active, fast swimmers that thrive in groups.
Corydoras PandaOur price: From £6.00 
Corydoras Peru Orange LaserOur price: £16.95The 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 PunctatusOur price: £5.95The 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 catsOur price: £3.95The Pygmy Corydoras is a tiny, peaceful schooling catfish loved for its active nature and charming personality. Perfect for nano and community aquariums, these miniature Corys thrive in groups of six or more, where their shoaling behaviour creates constant movement and interest throughout the tank.Despite their small size, Pygmy Corys are hardy and adaptable, making them an excellent choice for beginners and experienced aquarists alike. They prefer fine sand or smooth substrates, planted tanks, and plenty of hiding spots. Their mid?water swimming habits set them apart from other Corydoras, giving them a unique presence in the aquarium.Feeding is easy — they readily accept micro pellets, crushed flakes, frozen foods, and live foods. With their gentle temperament and lively schooling behaviour, Pygmy Corydoras are a standout addition to any peaceful tropical setup.
Corydoras SterbaeOur price: £9.95The 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 similisOur price: £10.95Like 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.
Corydorus Albino PygmyOur price: £8.95Albino pygmy cory cats are peaceful, social bottom dwellers that thrive in small groups and clean, well-planted tanks. They’re hardy, but proper care unlocks their playful charm.
HoplosterumOur price: £6.95 
Ottocinclus AffinsOur price: From £3.50The Otocinclus is one of the most peaceful and effective algae?eating fish available, perfect for planted and community aquariums. Small, gentle, and constantly grazing, these little catfish help keep surfaces clean without disturbing plants or other tankmates. Their calm nature and endearing behaviour make them a favourite for aquascapers and beginners alike.Otocinclus thrive in mature aquariums with stable water and plenty of natural biofilm. Each fish is carefully selected for health and condition, packed with care, and shipped quickly across the UK with expert guidance included to ensure confident, stress?free keeping.
ottocinclus hoppeiOur price: From £2.50Very 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 PictusOur price: £10.95The Pictus Catfish (Pimelodus pictus) is one of the most popular freshwater catfish in the aquarium hobby. Known for their silver bodies, bold black spots, and long flowing whiskers, these energetic little catfish bring constant movement and personality to any tank. They’re peaceful, active, and perfect for community aquariums with the right tankmates.
South American Bumblebee catfishOur price: £5.95This 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.
Syndontis BrichardiOur price: From £47.50Synodontis brichardi , also known as brichardi’s catfish, hails from the fast - moving waters of the lower congo river. Known for its striking banded patteren and peaceful nature, it’s a standout addition to large freshwater aquariums. They are peaceful and social with its own kind, and likes to be kept in groups of 3 or more
Syno Featherfin cats 1.5 inchOur price: £5.95Also 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 PetricolaOur price: £10.95The 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 Cats- Kryptopterus vitreolusOur price: From £7.95Max size 7cm
Tiger OttocinclusOur price: £8.95Tiger Otocinclus are rare striped algae-eaters—peaceful, shrimp-safe, and ideal for planted nano tanks. Hardy and social in small groups.
Tiger Ottocinclus H. psilorhynchusOur price: £8.95Tiger Otocinclus are rare striped algae-eaters—peaceful, shrimp-safe, and ideal for planted nano tanks. Hardy and social in small groups.
Twig whiptail FarlowellaOur price: £10.95They 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 RedOur price: £18.00The Red Whiptail Catfish is a beautifully slender, peaceful Loricariid known for its striking red tones and long, graceful tail. Their unique body shape and gentle nature make them a standout choice for aquarists who appreciate unusual, eye?catching species.Red Whiptails thrive in calm, well?oxygenated aquariums with soft sand, leaf litter, and plenty of hiding spots such as wood and plants. They prefer stable water conditions and benefit from a mature tank with biofilm and natural surfaces to graze on. Their peaceful temperament makes them excellent tankmates for other small, non?aggressive fish.Feeding is straightforward — they enjoy algae wafers, sinking pellets, blanched vegetables, and small frozen foods. With their delicate appearance, subtle colouration, and fascinating behaviour, Red Whiptail Catfish bring a touch of elegance and rarity to any tropical aquarium.