MAGS-Pets Aquatic Pets Stocklist (March 2015):

Got our stocks shipped in last week and now they are ripe and ready for release. Kindly check out our current stocklist. Maybe you'll stumble upon a new splashy friend to bring home. PM us for more inquiries/orders. HFK!

Cichlids:
Albino Auratus
Kenyi
Esther Great’s Zebra
Livingston’s Cichlid
Chailosi
Maingano
Black Marble Angelfish

Community fish::
Neon Tetra
Cardinal Tetra
Rummy Nose Tetra
Emperor Tetra
Ember Tetra
Congo Tetra
Rosy Tetra
Pristella Tetra
Threadfin Rainbowfish
Forktail Rainbowfish
Neon Dwarf Rainbowfish
Sparkling Gourami
Norman’s Lampeye
Spotted Blue-eye (Pseudomugil Gertrudae)
Harlequin Rasbora
Monster/Carnivorous fish:
Endlicheri
Black Ghost Knife Fish

Bottom-dwellers:
Pakistani Loach
Corydoras Julii
Corydoras Sterbai
Kuhli Loach
Clown Loach
Otocinclus
Darter Tetra (Characidium)

Algae Eaters:
Red Cherry Shrimp
Ramshorn
Red Ramshorn
Malaysian Trumpet Snails

PM us for more inquiries/orders. HFK!

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