Ramshorn snails are my favorite kind of snail to have in a tank. They will produce more if you are over feeding and they will eat all the extra food. You will get a minimum of 5 snails of varying sizes. They can come in brown, red, light blue, or pink. No guarantee on color!
These are bright orange swordtails. Swordtails do tend to heat their fry so if you are intending to spawn them make sure they have a lot of cover or that you pull the fry. At this size they will be unsexed. They will be anywhere from .25 inches to 1 inch. I have 4 generations in the same tank right now.
These are high quality Cherry Barbs. I will try to give you an even amount of males to females when you order but they can be hard to sex at this age. They are roughly 1 inch in length and can grow to around 2-2.5 inches in length. The males are a bright bright red color in adult form.
This is a mix between a short fin and longfin albino bristlenose pleco. It is too early to tell which one you will get. These are between .5 inch and 1 inch. They will eat any wafer or pleco pellet you put in the water. They also love cucumbers. You must select live fish shipping at checkout!
This is a portion of red root floaters. Anywhere between 8-12 pieces depending on size. Red root floaters is a floating plant that benefits from having little to no flow or surface agitation. A sponge filter or hang on back will cause this plant to die back quickly. I recommend an internal or canister filter on the tank.
This is a random plant pack. This could include Dwarf Sag, Valsneria, Hygrophilia Angustifolia, Dwarf Water Lettuce, Red Root Floaters, Hyrophilia Pinnatifida, Cabomba, Rotala Indica, AR mini (ALTERNANTHERA REINECKII), Ludwigia Glandulosa, and Lobelia Cardinalis and any other variety of stem plants that I may have growing at the time! This will be at least a 40 dollar value.
Cole Donahey –
I got these little guys and they all arrived alive and in Excellent condition too. Will order again for sure