1 Results: fish in Clarence Valley, NSW

Crimson spot rainbow fish 4-5cn $8 each or 10 for $60 Pick up wardell nsw

• Swordtails

Swordtails (red, some yellow-y) available. No minimum limit. Very engaging to watch, they are bright and easy to see. Can keep a small number in a planter or patio pond with plants! Many available, many as small fry still - fun to watch grow up. Minimum 5 order of the smalls, because I’ll be fishing for them! $2 for larger, 5 small babies for $1 Swordtails are hardy fish, good for ponds. They are live-bearers. No postage available.

• Koi

Koi fish Range of sizes and colours 5cm $8.25 10 -14cm $14.50 30cm $140 50-60cm $280 Smaller fish are just starting to show colours with some nice fish in there Located Black rock garden centre 8 grays lane tyagarah Open 7 days

Reluctant sale due to moving interstate. Aquarium with stand/cupboard. 180 litres. Tank is 1220 long x 360d x 440h. Total height of stand and tank is 1400. Seachem 55 filter Double Hygger sponge filter Tetra Whisper 300 pump Koralia 1600 powerhead/wavemaker Fluval Aquasky 99 - 130 light with bluetooth Aqua one heater Air stone and tubing 2 large driftwood, 5 smaller pieces Aquarium rock Plants, lots, including blue stricta, amazon swords, crypts, java fern, java moss, marimo moss balls, anub

$40 each juvenile, size over 1cm , unsexed. Minimum purchase of 5 with free express post. Purchase 10 get 1 free. NO shipping to WA, NT & TAS. Payment via bank transfer only. Payment must be clear by Saturday for posting on Monday morning. 100% DOA (dead on arrival) guarantee by showing clear video of the dead fishes, for refund or replacement fishes Facebook 'Echow Chow' https://www.facebook.com/eddi.chow Mobile on message, please

• Eels

What is a freshwater tiger moray eel? The freshwater tiger moray eel, also known as Gymnothorax polyuranodon, is a species of eel that is native to the freshwater rivers and streams of Southeast Asia. They are known for their striking appearance, with a pattern of dark stripes on a light background, resembling the spots of a leopard. ARE THEY REALLY FRESHWATER? While Gymnothorax Polyuranodon can tolerate brackish water, it tends to prefer freshwater environments. This preference is primarily

Physical Description A torpedo-shaped freshwater fish, banded leporinus (also known as many banded leporinus) are yellow and marked with nine thick, black vertical stripes when mature. Young banded leporinus may have fewer stripes, which will split as they grow. Size This species can reach 9.8 inches (25 centimeters) in length. There is no difference in appearance between males and females. Native Habitat Banded leporinus are primarily found in the fast-flowing creeks and streams of the Amazo

Polypterus senegalus, the Senegal bichir, gray bichir or Cuvier's bichir, and sometimes called the "dinosaur eel" (a misnomer, as the creature is neither an eel nor a dinosaur), "dinosaur bichir", or "dragon fish" is in the pet trade due to its lungfish-like appearance, which was described as more primitive and prehistoric than other modern fishes. It is a prototypical species of fish in the genus Polypterus, meaning most of its features are held across the genus. It is commonly kept in captivi

• Cichlids

Peaceful Cichlid The Red breasted Acara is native to the Rio Guaporé in Bolivia and western Brazil, and the Rio Paraná drainage in Argentina, southern Brazil, and Paraguay. Here they inhabit the slower-moving areas of water that have dense marginal vegetation. These fish are best maintained in a mature aquarium with soft to neutral conditions. Ideally, try to provide a dark sand substrate and plenty of shady hiding spots amongst driftwood, caves, and dense planting. Floating plants can also

• Cichlids

Peaceful South American Cichlid. Geophagus sveni are South American cichlids and are native to the rivers of Brazil. The sveni is a type of Geophagus, which translates to “earth eater”, and they will display some interesting behavior in your aquarium. Like most Geophagus species, they’ll sift through the sand or substrate constantly looking for left over food. One of the first things that stands out about the Geophagus sveni is the coloration. They are arguably the most beautiful of all the g