Fish

Brackish fish are some of the most well known, distinctive, characterful fish available and include a number of interesting species.

Although legal to be sold in the past, some species of fish that could live in our ponds are prohibited from being sold and kept.

Think of an unheated, coldwater aquarium and you may be forgiven for thinking that your fish choice is limited to goldfish.

Loaches are a diverse group of popular aquarium fish that naturally inhabit tropical, temperate and cold freshwaters, and they make great choices for fishkeepers.

Gouramis are one of the most popular groups of aquarium fish. They are widely available, cheap and offer graceful swimming, colour and a centrepiece fish.

Sterlet and Sturgeon are very popular because of their prehistoric, shark-like looks and the way they stick their noses out of the water.

Flowerhorn cichlids are hybrid Central American cichlids, also known as Louhan in Asia. One or more of the original parent species was Amphilophus trimaculatus.

Rainbowfish are tropical freshwater fish so named because of the variety of bright colours displayed by mature males.

Everyone knows that Common plecs and Oscars get big, but there are several other, commonly sold species that also belong to the foot-long club.