Aquarium Addict has a few clips of some of our Tropical fish we have at home. We are sharing them on YouTube. Hope you like them, they are all about the fish we love, and will have to offer for sale at Aquarium Addict.
Great news!
Our new Aquarium Addict shop is opening very soon in Goulburn.
We are at 257 Auburn street Goulburn, right next to Kentucky Fried Chicken [Goulburn}
Visit us to see our range of beautiful Discus Cichlids, Frontosa, Electric Blues, Electric Yellows, and other lovely fish perfect to start a brand new aquarium, or add vitality to the aquarium you have now. We have some lovely active Frontosas for sale, so pop in to see our full range of aquarium plants and grasses, rocks and pebbles, and driftwood, Aquariums and all aquarium assesseries to get new ideas for your home fish tank whether it is a cold water, marine or fresh water tropical aquarium.
Tropical fish in Goulburn can now be found in Aquarium Addict! [formerly Goulburns Aquarium and Bird Center]
Still in the early stage of setting up but check back with us often for more videos on tropical aquarium freshwater fish, and we will have more varieties of cold water fish, and marine fish as we increase our stock.
This is a mixture of Cichlids swimming around in a 6′x2″ x2″ tank. You can see how the rocks and plants give them a habitat they love. They also have room to indulge their “landscaping” habits without pulling down the rock caves.
You can also see more fish clips on Squido.
Maingano Cichlids are the bright and deep iridescent blue fish. You can see one under the driftwood, then she comes out to spit out the gravel. She had been busy doing this when I grabbed the camera, but she was interupted and didn’t get back for a while.
If they get to much interference from their neighbors they give up on that spot and find another one. This changes the gravel “landscape” quite a bit!
Our tropical aquarium contains African Cichlids and Bristlenose Catfish. They co-exist peacefully, and the Bristlenoses never miss a mealtime even though they are busy all day harvesting algae from the rocks, driftwood and plants.
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