Bala SharkBala Sharks are a schooling fish and despite their name, are not actual sharks. They are peaceful and do well with other peaceful fish that are too large for them to eat. They grow to be about 13 inches long and since they like to be kept in groups, should be kept in 120 gallon aquariums and up. Bala sharks are omnivores and readily accept most fish foods such as pellets or frozen foods.

Other Small Lake Tanganyikan Cichlids

They reach about 12" in length and will require an aquarium of 65 gallons or larger

The Orange Laser Corydoras is a stunning and highly sought-after bottom-dwelling catfish known for its brilliant metallic orange stripe that appears to glow under aquarium lighting

it is a hit or miss on whether or not your fish will get along

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Arowanas are one of the most sought after predatory fish in the aquarium hobby and are believed to date back over 100 million years

The Electric Blue Acara is a freshwater fish belonging to the Cichlid family

This trusted formula works quickly to eliminate parasites while being safe for your aquarium inhabitants when used as directed

The solution will not discolor aquarium water

Feeding them frozen foods such as bloodworms or brine shrimp will keep them happy

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Dwarf Gouramis bring both beauty and personality to aquariums of all sizes