Colorful and active bottom feeders, Synodontis catfish are a delight to observe. With unique behavior and beautiful patterns, they're a standout choice for freshwater aquariums, especially alongside African cichlids.
Easy to care for and visually unique, the Bristlenose Pleco is a popular choice for freshwater tanks. Its distinctive tentacles and long lifespan make it a fascinating addition to any aquarium.
The Zebra Loach, with its unique striped patterns, adds flair to any tank. Not nocturnal, they interact more and require proper substrate and hiding places.
The Twig Catfish is a unique and slender bottom-dweller. They require high water quality and can live up to ten years with proper care.
Bumblebee Gobies are cute, playful bottom-dwelling fish that require brackish water. They thrive in groups and are suitable for smaller tanks.
Yoyo Loaches are social, active bottom feeders with a lifespan of 10-15 years. They require specific water parameters and have a mesmerizing pattern.
Tiger Shovelnose Catfish: Massive bottom-dweller for large tanks. Can grow 3-4 feet long, live up to 20 years. Unique appearance, requires careful tank planning. Rewarding and bond-building experience.
Siamese Algae Eater: Easy to care for, controls algae growth. Ideal for beginners and experienced aquarists. Peaceful temperament, low maintenance. Compatible with various fish.
Freshwater snails: Excellent bottom feeders, devour algae. Low maintenance, ideal for any aquarist. Mystery snail, nerite snail popular choices. Avoid copper in water.
Corydoras: Ideal bottom feeder fish. Easy to care for, prefer companions. Beware of new tank conditions. Plant-friendly, small group in 20-gallon tank.