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Wild Heckel Discus The Amazon basin is home to three main types of water: "loam-yellow" or "white" water in the upper region, "blackwater" near the Rio Negro in the central...

Wild Hecklii Geophagus The Heckel's Geophagus (Geophagus heckelii), also known as Threadfin Geophagus or Threadfin Eartheater, is a beautiful and popular cichlid species native to the Amazon River basin in...

spider Kelberi Peacock Bass The Kelberi Peacock Bass is a popular species of large predatory cichlid in the aquarium hobby. It is known for its distinctive golden coloration and comparatively...

Ocellaris Peacock Bass Cichla ocellaris, often referred to as the "original" Peacock Bass, can be found in various regions of the Amazon basin, including Brazil, Guyana, and Peru. However, wild...

Shortbody Wild Oscar (Astronotus ocellatus)Oscar fish have an elongated and laterally compressed body shape, with a wide mouth and a prominent forehead. They can grow to an impressive size, reaching...

The wild type axolotl refers to the natural, or "wild," coloration of the Mexican axolotl (Ambystoma mexicanum). It is the original and most common color morph found in the species....

Winemillerii Geophagus Geophagus winemilleri is a species native to Brazil, specifically found in blackwater habitats within the Rio Negro drainage. This cichlid species displays remarkable coloration, with both males and...

Hoplias malabaricus, commonly known as the Wolf Fish, is a powerful and aggressive predatory species found throughout Central and South America. It has a thick, muscular body with sharp teeth...

Tatia intermedia is a species of ray-finned fish belonging to the bottlenose catfish family. This species is typically found in freshwater habitats and can reach a maximum length of 12.0...

Wotroi Cory

The Wrestling Halfbeak, scientifically known as Dermogenys pusilla, is a unique and fascinating freshwater fish native to Southeast Asia. Its elongated body, characteristic beak-like mouth, and distinctive fin structure make...

Golden Fire Eel The fire eel, which belongs to the spiny eels family Mastacembelidae, is often mistaken for a true eel due to its extremely elongated body, pointed snout, and...