**NEWS** On Site Koi Auction on the 12th August We are planning a Koi Auction at our site near Gatwick in Surrey on the 12th August. There will be discounts available on the day for other products in store. Koi Photos will be added to our auction site later this month to view. We will […]
Koi Carp Varieties Koi Carp all come under the species Cyprinus capio, but there are many different Koi carp varieties. The variety names are japanese and are words that describe the colour, pattern or scales of each group. We’ve put together the most popular varieties below. Kohaku A little bit of history- First bred as […]
Miniature algae eaters include the Ottocinclus which grows to a maximum size of 4-5cm and the Borneo Sucker loach which reaches a maximum size of 5cm. Probably the most efficient algae cleaner is the common Pleco. The only problem is the size, they can grow up to 46cm. An attractive alternative to the common Pleco […]
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Known as Livebearers, or Ovoviviparous, the female fish are inseminated internally. The fish then retain the eggs in the body and give birth to live young. The main four varieties seen in the fish trade are Swords, Platies, Mollies and Guppies. In all four varieties many colour variations have been developed. Also there are hi-fin, […]
A little bit of history on the Kohaku- Koi originate from the common carp. First bred as far back as 1888 it was one of the first varieties developed and still today is considered the most important. Colour Patterns- Kohaku are a white Koi with red markings and perhaps the best known and most popular […]
With our New Site launched today we have a huge 25% off for this week! Please use Coupon Code ATYD25 Over the next couple of weeks we have lots of new products being added to the site Please note any products already on sale cannot be further discounted with the code
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TMC have launched the Reef Cam. The Reef Cam is an underwater live streaming camera aimed for home aquariums. At just 26 x 26 x 19mm it is compact and can be mounted on the glass or within the rock work in the aquarium. Your camera feed can be viewed by you from anywhere. Or […]