Native to Yunnan, Myanmar, Thailand, Vietnam, from India to Burma. It is a jungle species that grows on limestone or in well-drained soils. Its flowers are tubular orange-red. Easy to grow and regular watering.Read More →
Adenium Baobab or desert rose, from the caudex family, is native to semi-arid regions of eastern and southwestern Africa. Its swollen, partially buried base makes it an ornamental plant with delicate flowers.Read More →
It is a peaceful bottom fish that lives in waters with sandy or muddy soils, generally shallow. It tends to sink into the sand, lying in wait and nimbly pouncing on nearby preyRead More →
Its disc is roughly circular in shape, and its eyes are raised from the dorsal surface. The dorsal coloration is typically beige or brown, with numerous yellow-orange spots with dark ringsRead More →
The ocellate river stingray, also known as the peacock-eye stingray or black river stingray, is native to the Uruguay River, Paraná River, Orinoco River and the Amazon RiverRead More →
Some of the white spots found on the body of this ray may resemble letters and numbers!Read More →
It has white spots around the eyes, as well as a double row of spots on the edge of the disc.Read More →
With a black body and very bright white spots, fascinating and beautiful, it is a great option for a freshwater aquarium.Read More →
The bullet shark fish is a peaceful animal whose elongated shape is reminiscent of the shark. It needs space to move and it reaches 40 cm.Read More →
It is one of the most popular prawns in the freshwater aquarium. With its tongs, it grabs algae or food debris located at the bottom.Read More →