Guppy Fish Rajshahi

22/08/2025

Mosaic Plant Available
Location : Shaheb Bazar, Rajshahi
Maruf Khan

21/08/2025

17/08/2025

Guppy Fish Rajshahi

07/08/2025

A shoal of 50-60 cardinal tetras swimming slowly through the shallows of the Rio bariri, a blackwater tributary of the mighty Rio Negro!

pH was 4.2, Tds 5, water temp 28c

The cardinals were only ever seen close to the bank in and around cover such as leaf litter, plants

07/07/2025

Microworm available
Location : Shaheb Bazar, Rajshahi

06/06/2025

Fun facts about Cardinal Tetras

1. They're the Amazon's "Living Jewels":
Cardinal Tetras are incredibly popular in the aquarium trade, accounting for a significant portion of ornamental fish exports from the Amazon. Their vibrant, iridescent blue stripe running the length of their body, contrasted with a vivid red stripe below, makes them one of the most stunning freshwater fish.

2. Color-Changing Camouflage:
Their striking colors aren't just for show! The intensity and even hue of their blue stripe can change depending on the angle of light hitting them. At night or in darkness, their stripes can appear transparent or brown, helping them blend into their surroundings and avoid predators.

3. Often Confused with their "Neon" Cousins:
Cardinal Tetras are very similar in appearance to Neon Tetras. The key difference is that the Cardinal Tetra's red stripe extends the entire length of its body, from nose to tail, while the Neon Tetra's red coloration only goes about halfway to the nose.

4. Wild vs. Captive Lifespan:
In their natural habitat in the Amazon, Cardinal Tetras may only live for about a year. However, in a well-maintained aquarium, they can live for several years, often growing larger than their wild counterparts.

5. Shy Shoalers of the Shaded Waters:
In the wild, Cardinal Tetras are found in shallow, slow-moving waters of the Amazon basin, often in areas heavily shaded by the rainforest canopy. They are schooling fish, preferring to be in groups of six or more. While they can form large shoals when sensing danger, they often forage in smaller, more modest numbers in their natural environment.

06/06/2025

Beauty of Nature 🤩😍
No one can ignore this beauty ❤️

Guppy Fish Rajshahi
Maruf Khan

03/06/2025

Fun Facts About Guppies.

1. Their scientific name is “Poecilia Reticulata”.
They are named after the man who discovered them, Robert John Lechmere Guppy.

2. Guppies can live up to 5 years. The lifespan of most well kept Guppies lives in captivity for about 2 to 3 years.

3. Guppies are relatively small fish, males grows up to 1-1/8 inches (3 cm) while females grows up to 2-1/8 inches (6 cm). While females are larger than males, the males are much more colorful.

4. Guppies are Omnivores so you can feed them vegetables and meat. Be sure to give them a variety of food as it helps enhance their colors.

5. Guppies are Livebearers. Unlike most fish species (that lays eggs), they give birth to live fry. Once Guppy fry are released from their mother, they are can swim on their own immediately. Be sure to give these newborns a place to hide though, if any of the adult Guppies spots them, they will eat their own young.

6. A female Guppy can get pregnant several times from one mating session since they are able to store sperms. After releasing their fry, they can become pregnant immediately after several hours without mating again.

7. Since Guppies are able to breed so quickly and easily, sometimes they are also referred to as the “Million Fish”.

8. They are a peaceful freshwater fish, that co-exist well in a community tank with other peaceful freshwater fishes.

9. Guppies swims in schools. Keep several of them in a large enough community aquarium tank and you’ll notice them swimming around together.

10. There are a large variety of different Guppy colors, patterns and tail types that can be breed.

24/05/2025

Fresh Hornwort
Microworm

24/05/2025

Fresh Hornwort plant Available