Aquarium fish

Among exotic underwater plants, there are many surprising ones. One such example is Anubias. This is a marsh plant from the Araceae family, native to the humid tropics of Africa. It is primarily found on rocks along streams and rivers, where in some places it can be completely submerged. This plant is notable in that it is often found in home aquariums, where it is used for decorative purposes. However, Anubias thrives best in humid greenhouses called paludariums.

The ampullaria (lat. Pomacea bridgesii) is a freshwater gastropod mollusk, beloved by aquarists for its beauty and relative ease of maintenance.

In the wild, the snail inhabits slow-moving or stagnant bodies of water in South America. However, they can now be found in Southeast Asia and even Hawaii.

A small, brightly colored, peaceful fish, the gourami is one of the most beloved and popular fish among aquarists. It makes a stunning addition to any aquarium and is suitable for all types of water bodies. Its affordability, small size, and low maintenance make it easy for even novice aquarium fish keepers to breed gourami.

The Synodontis catfish is an unusual representative of an African species, introduced to European aquariums from Central Africa around the middle of the last century. Synodontis catfish inhabit the Congo River, Zaire, Lake Tanganyika, and other regions, and can be found in marshy areas. It is distinguished by its peaceful behavior, ease of care and maintenance, and striking coloration.

The parrotfish is a member of the cichlid family. It gets its name from its vibrant coloring and the unusual shape of its head, which resembles a parrot's beak. All photos of these aquarium fish can be seen below.

These fish are native to West Africa. However, aquarists prefer to keep a hybrid of these fish, known as the red parrotfish. They are quite beautiful and easy to care for. This article will discuss these aquarium fish.