Aquatropic provides the fresh-water aquarium industry with a quickly growing variety of excellent quality fish, plants, and equipment. As our business develops we will continue to focus on the keys to our success, Quality, Variety, and Service, second to none.
Whether it's a plant that's popular or a fish that's fabulous, our biologists hand pick a few stock items every week for this list. Add these to your order and you won't be disappointed.
Aquatropic Ecoscape brings you hand selected rocks and wood from around the world. Available in three distinct collections of unique appearance—Monument, Canyon, and Biotope. You are sure to find the perfect focal piece for your artistic creation.
The Dantnoid Irian Jaya Tiger (Datnioides campbelli) is found across a broad swath of tropical Southeast Asia. They are of robust size, hardy nature, and stately good looks. To keep them in optimal health feed a mixed diet of meaty foods. If placed in a community tank, be srue to select robust tankmates.
Don't forget that we carry a variety of plants form the Tropica 1-2-3 Grow line like the Eleocharis acicularis Mini' plant. This is a great plant to create a green carpet in your tank. Just make sure to provide it with enought of light.
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A Collection of recent and relevant news from around the aquarium world, some industry insights and our famous species profiles from the in house team of experts.
The Red Apple Crab (Metasesarma aubryi) is one of our recent additions to our ever expanding freshwater inverts livestock. This is a seasonal item that is in stock right now. We recommend caring for it just like you would any other crab.
Large catfishes are definitely a niche item in the aquarium trade. Species like the Red Tail Catfish or Tiger Shovelnose Catfish are aquatic monsters best left for those with enormous, pond-sized aquariums.
The aquacultured Caudopunctatus cichlid (Neolamprologus caudopunctatus) is another African cichlid we just added to our livestock. In the wild it naturally occurs in the Tangayika lake on the Zambia shore.
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