Blue Kamaka RainbowBlue Kamaka Rainbowfish are rare, eye catching rainbows known for their shimmering metallic blue color and compact size. Native to the Wapoga River in Papua, they are peaceful, active swimmers best kept in groups in well planted tanks with open space. Temperature: 7480F pH: 6. 87. 8 (Adapted to Tallahassee tap water) Hardness: 615 dGH Temperament: Peaceful and social Recommended Group Size: 5 or more Minimum Tank Size: 20 gallons Max Size: 2. 53

bottom-dwelling catfish known for their striking white-spotted pattern over a dark body and orange pectoral fins

Recommended Group Size: Singly or in pairs (avoid housing multiple males in small tanks)

Native to Lake Sentani in Papua

Hardness: 5–20 dGH

alkaline water conditions

Temperament: Semi-aggressive (peaceful for African cichlids)

Diet: Hikari Carnivore Pellets

supplemented with frozen bloodworms

Hardness: 8–18 dGH

and occasional frozen foods

fast-swimming community fish known for their bright yellow-gold bodies and active schooling behavior

these gobies thrive in well-oxygenated