Lists
Auto-generated from the catalog when enough matching records exist. Use them as starting points, then open species pages for full parameters.
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Shrimp-safe community fish
Species on Aquatic-Art flagged as shrimp-safe. Always confirm temperature range and temperament before mixing.
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Fish suited to mild acidic water (around pH 6.5)
Species whose documented pH range includes 6.5 — overlap check only; always acclimate and measure your own water.
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Low-light plants (minimal CO₂ demand)
Plants tagged with low light and without high CO₂ requirements — still dose according to your setup and growth.
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Fish for nano tanks (≤ 40 L)
Species with a published minimum tank size of 40 L or less. Verify adult size and group needs before stocking small volumes.
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Beginner-friendly fish (easy care)
Species tagged with easy or beginner difficulty on Aquatic-Art — always confirm tank size, group size, and water chemistry before buying.
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Fish suited to near-neutral water (around pH 7)
Species whose documented pH range includes 7.0 — overlap check only; measure your tap and tank pH before stocking.
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Peaceful community aquarium fish
Species described as peaceful in temperament — still verify species-by-species compatibility and tank volume.
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Compact fish (adult size about 10 cm or less)
Species with adult length at or below 10 cm where a measurement exists — confirm group needs and swimming space.
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Bottom-dwelling aquarium fish
Species typically occupying the lower water column — pair with appropriate substrate and avoid overcrowding the floor zone.
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Omnivore community fish
Species with an omnivore diet label — vary foods (dry, frozen, vegetable) to match species needs.
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Herbivore and grazing fish
Species with herbivore or algae-grazing diet labels — plan plant-safe décor and supplemental greens where needed.
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Warm-water tropical fish (24 °C minimum)
Species with a documented minimum temperature of 24 °C or higher — use a reliable heater and season for room drafts.
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Beginner-friendly aquarium plants
Plants tagged with easy or beginner difficulty — still match light, CO₂, and flow to your tank.
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Fast-growing aquarium plants
Plants labeled with fast growth — useful for new setups and nutrient uptake; plan trimming cadence.
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Medium-light aquarium plants
Plants described as medium light — pair with your PAR or visual brightness goals before buying.
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High-light aquarium plants
Plants described as high light — typically stronger fixtures and often CO₂; confirm demands on the species page.
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Foreground and carpet aquarium plants
Plants labeled for foreground placement — often shallow substrates and careful lighting to avoid shadowing.
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Background aquarium plants
Plants labeled for background placement — plan height, pruning, and shading effects on species below.
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Midground aquarium plants
Plants labeled for midground placement — bridge between carpet and background stems in layered layouts.
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Aquarium filtration equipment
Filters, pumps, and related circulation hardware — match turnover to livestock and maintenance preferences.
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Aquarium heaters and temperature hardware
Heaters, controllers, and chillers where typed in the catalog — verify wattage vs. tank volume and placement.
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CO₂ systems and planted-tank gear
CO₂ regulators, diffusers, and related gear — handle pressurized gas per manufacturer guidance and local rules.
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Top-swimming aquarium fish
Species typically occupying the upper water column — pair with mid and bottom dwellers to use the full tank height.
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Middle-swimming aquarium fish
Species labeled for the middle water column — good anchors for community layouts between surface and substrate.
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Carnivorous aquarium fish
Species with a carnivore diet label — plan appropriate protein foods and tankmate safety.
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Fish suited to alkaline water (around pH 8)
Species whose documented pH range includes 8.0 — overlap check only; measure your own water and acclimate carefully.
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Very small fish (about 5 cm adult length or less)
Species with adult length at or below 5 cm where measured — confirm group needs and filtration for small bodies of water.
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Schooling fish (four or more recommended)
Species with a minimum group size of four or more — plan adequate numbers and swimming space for tight schooling.
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Moderate-care aquarium fish
Species tagged with moderate difficulty — a step up from beginner species; research water chemistry and compatibility.
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Soft-water fish (acidic pH range)
Species whose maximum documented pH is 6.8 or below — typical of soft, acidic setups; confirm with your own measurements.
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Attached and epiphyte aquarium plants
Plants labeled for attached placement on wood or rock — often low-root demands with water-column fertilization.
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Slow-growing aquarium plants
Plants labeled with slow growth — lower maintenance trim schedule; still watch for algae when balance shifts.
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Challenging aquarium plants (advanced)
Plants tagged as difficult or hard — often demanding light, CO₂, or stability; best once fundamentals are solid.
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Aquarium substrate and soil products
Substrates, soils, and related bottom-layer products — match grain size, buffering, and plant goals to your tank.
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Equipment recommended for planted aquariums
Catalog items tagged as recommended for planted tanks — verify flow, light, and CO₂ fit your aquascape goals.
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Budget-friendly equipment (value price tier)
Items in the lowest two price-range bands when that field is set — compare specs; price label does not guarantee fit for your tank.
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