What the L? By Aquatropic Staff | September 18, 2023 Lujan's Pleco was known in the aquarium trade for quite a while before it was actually given a scientific classification. It … Read more
A Rainbow of Yellow By Aquatropic Staff | September 6, 2023 There are quite a few fish that are called “Rainbow” in one way or another. It's easy to see why with the full gamut of iride … Read more
Wide Finned. Varied. Gorgeous. Lyretail Sailfin Mollies! By Aquatropic Staff | August 31, 2023 Poecilia is a genus of fish, and they are well named. Poecilia means “varied,” and for the fish in this grouping, like Mollie … Read more
The Lil Bichir By Aquatropic Staff | August 24, 2023 Albino Short Body Senegal Bichirs (Polypterus senegalus) are an aquacultured, genetic variant of the popular Senegal Bichir, … Read more
Clown Cars For Aquariums By Aquatropic Staff | August 17, 2023 There is a very underutilized fish in the hobby, that most of you have seen before, but maybe haven't owned, and this is a gr … Read more
King Kamfa Of The Flowerhorns By Aquatropic Staff | August 11, 2023 The Kamfa Flowerhorn Cichlid is a hybridized cichlid, likely from Banded Cichlids (Heros severus) and Redhead Cichlid (Vieja … Read more
Star Spangled Menezisis By Aquatropic Staff | August 2, 2023 If you've never kept a Pike Cichlid (what we call all the fish in the genus Crenichichla), then today's species spotlight off … Read more
Drops Of Gold By Aquatropic Staff | July 31, 2023 For people with small tanks, finding suitable fish of any kind can be a real challenge, especially when it comes to algae eat … Read more
Lord Marlboro Turns Yellow By Aquatropic Staff | July 10, 2023 The Yellow / Albino Marlboro Discus (Symphysodon aequifaciatus) is a member of the Cichlid family, originally native to the A … Read more