Boraras brigittae

• Lived in the AA fishroom before.

Very tiny fish, maybe 2 cm fully grown. The reddest and prettiest of the dwarf rasboras. Prefers soft water but seems to be okay in neutral circumstances. Very active, but kept in a large school.

Boraras maculatus

• Lived in the AA fishroom before.

Like B. brigittae, but slightly larger and paler. Should be kept in schools. Presumably breedable in soft water, but fry is going to be microscopic. Unfussy eaters.

Botia lochalata

Danio rerio

Leuciscus idus

Pangio pangia

• Possibly in the AA fishroom (update 20 May 2024).

A very fun fish to watch if you can see it. It mostly hiding with its conspecifics under a rock of piece of wood. Then when they smell food, they go into a frenzy. Really entertaining.  

Pseudogastromyzon myersi 

• Lived in the AA fishroom before.

This fish is highly specialized in grazing microfilm off boulders in sun-drenched, fast-flowing rivers. To replicate this in a tank you need a strong pump and a strong light. Pretty and odd fish, fun to have, and, like most cyprinids, breedable as long as you keep they away from their eggs. 

Sewellia lineolata 

• Lived in the AA fishroom before.

This fish is highly specialized in grazing microfilm off boulders in sun-drenched, fast-flowing rivers. To replicate this in a tank you need a strong pump and a strong light. Pretty and odd fish, fun to have, and, like most cyprinids, breedable as long as you keep they away from their eggs. 

Tanichthys albonubes 

• Currently in the AA fishroom (update 20 May 2024).

• Has been bred in the AA fishroom.

Pretty fish that comes in two rather different colour morphs: the 'normal' form as on the photo and the 'golden' variety. Temperate fish, does well on room temperature. If you manage to catch the eggs they are easy to breed.