Finest Fins LLC

Finest Fins LLC Retired veteran who joined my local aquarium club(s), and soon realized, I had a problem

Some of the spectacular plants I received from emark tropical
08/20/2025

Some of the spectacular plants I received from emark tropical

3D printed corner matten filter for 40 gallon breeder. #
08/17/2025

3D printed corner matten filter for 40 gallon breeder.
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07/25/2025

What nano fish are you looking for?

I love Discus
06/21/2025

I love Discus

This is what I call “Accidental Aqua Scape.”This tank is in a corner of my office, which is now more of a fish room. Whe...
03/09/2025

This is what I call “Accidental Aqua Scape.”
This tank is in a corner of my office, which is now more of a fish room. When I added a stand I had moved some things in front of it. Now I can see it.

A sample of what I’m bringing to the Aquatic Club of Pasco County auction.
03/07/2025

A sample of what I’m bringing to the Aquatic Club of Pasco County auction.

Painted Fire Red Shrimp vs. Bloody Mary Shrimp • Coloration and Shell: Painted Fire Reds have an opaque, solid red shell...
03/06/2025

Painted Fire Red Shrimp vs. Bloody Mary Shrimp
• Coloration and Shell: Painted Fire Reds have an opaque, solid red shell with pigment on the exoskeleton, while Bloody Marys have a translucent shell with bright red tissue underneath, giving them a more vibrant and glossy appearance.
• Back Stripe: Painted Fire Reds often feature a white stripe along their back, which is typically absent in Bloody Mary shrimp.
• Breeding: Painted Fire Reds tend to breed more true (offspring retain high-grade coloration), whereas Bloody Marys are less consistent in passing down their traits.
• Lineage: Bloody Mary shrimp are selectively bred from Chocolate shrimp, while Painted Fire Reds come from Sakura or Taiwan Fire Red lines

***Painted Fire Reds and Bloody Mary Shrimp are both top quality colors, BUT they are bred from different colored shrimps

The Imperial Lapis Tetra (Hyphessobrycon sp. ‘Imperial Lapis’) is a rare and visually striking freshwater fish, ideal fo...
03/05/2025

The Imperial Lapis Tetra (Hyphessobrycon sp. ‘Imperial Lapis’) is a rare and visually striking freshwater fish, ideal for community aquariums. It features a metallic lapis-blue body with golden accents and red-tinted eyes. Here are key details:
• Size: Grows up to 4–5 cm (approx. 2 inches).
• Tank Requirements: Minimum 20 gallons, pH 6.0–7.5, temperature 76–82°F (24–28°C), with plants and open swimming areas.
• Behavior: Peaceful schooling fish; best kept in groups of six or more.
• Diet: Omnivorous, accepting flakes, pellets, live, or frozen foods.
• Lifespan: Up to 5 years with proper care.
• Tank Mates: Compatible with small, non-aggressive species like rasboras, Corydoras catfish, and other tetras.

Blue Diamond Shrimp are a selectively bred variety of Neocaridina davidi, known for their deep, sapphire blue coloration...
03/05/2025

Blue Diamond Shrimp are a selectively bred variety of Neocaridina davidi, known for their deep, sapphire blue coloration. They are easy to care for and can adapt to a wide range of water parameters, though they thrive best in hard water with a gH of at least 8. These shrimp are omnivores and should be fed a varied diet, including high-quality shrimp food and occasional treats like blanched vegetables. Breeding is straightforward, with females carrying eggs for about 30 days before they hatch into miniature versions of the adults. Blue Diamond Shrimp are popular for their beauty and ability to help manage algae in aquariums.

Painted Fire Red Shrimp (Neocaridina davidi var. “Fire Red”) are a high-grade cherry shrimp variety known for their inte...
03/05/2025

Painted Fire Red Shrimp (Neocaridina davidi var. “Fire Red”) are a high-grade cherry shrimp variety known for their intense, opaque red coloration, including red legs. They are peaceful, hardy, and ideal for community or planted tanks. These shrimp thrive in water parameters of pH 7.0-7.6, temperature 68-78°F, and TDS 150-350. They are excellent algae eaters and prolific breeders, making them a practical and visually striking addition to aquariums.

Amano shrimp (Caridina multidentata) are popular freshwater shrimp known for their exceptional algae-eating abilities an...
03/04/2025

Amano shrimp (Caridina multidentata) are popular freshwater shrimp known for their exceptional algae-eating abilities and peaceful nature. They thrive in a wide range of water conditions, making them suitable for both beginners and experienced aquarists. Key features include:
• Size: Up to 2 inches (females slightly larger than males).
• Diet: Algae, biofilm, decaying plant matter, and supplemental foods like algae wafers or blanched vegetables.
• Tank Requirements: Minimum 5 gallons; pH 6.5–7.5; temperature 64–84°F.
• Behavior: Active, peaceful, and compatible with non-aggressive tank mates.
• Breeding: Difficult in captivity due to larvae requiring brackish water.
They are ideal for maintaining a clean, balanced aquarium environment and work well in planted tanks.

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