Freshwater Aquarium Fish, Tropical Fish & Goldfish

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Explore freshwater aquarium fish at The Tech Den Australia, from colourful tetras and guppies to discus, angelfish, cichlids and goldfish. Browse the catalogue to plan your aquarium, then check availability and purchasing arrangements with the store. Fish listings are predominantly marked no online purchases or in-store pickup only. Tropical fish and community aquarium options Browse neon, cardinal and rummy nose tetras, rasboras, danios, guppies, mollies, platies and swordtails. The range also includes gouramis, male and female bettas, loaches and other tropical fish. Suitability for a community aquarium depends on the individual species and your existing livestock, not simply its inclusion in this collection. Discus, angelfish and cichlids Explore discus and angelfish varieties, dwarf cichlids such as Apistogramma and rams, and a broad selection of African and American cichlids. Compare adult size, temperament, water requirements and aquarium space before choosing tank mates. Catfish, plecos and bottom-dwelling fish Find Corydoras, bristlenose catfish, whiptails, Synodontis and L-number plecos, alongside selected loaches. These fish have different feeding and habitat needs; do not rely on algae or leftover food as a complete diet. Goldfish, rainbowfish and Australian natives Browse comets and fancy goldfish varieties including fantails, orandas, ranchus and ryukins. The collection also features rainbowfish, blue-eyes and selected Australian native fish, with species-specific space and care requirements. Shrimp, snails and other aquatic livestock Selected shrimp, snails and other aquatic livestock are also listed in this collection. Check their individual requirements and compatibility rather than treating them as interchangeable additions to a fish tank. Plan your aquarium before choosing fish Allow for adult size and swimming space, not just the size at purchase. Compare temperature, pH and hardness requirements for each species. Check temperament, feeding needs

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