Freshwater catfish Collection
Hardy, Unique, and
Always in Demand
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catfish
Adorable, peaceful bottom dwellers with natural clean-up abilities
- Functional and friendly community tank “cleaners”
- Diverse shapes and sizes
- Hardy and adaptable species
Our variants
Corydoras Green
Corydoras Panda
Corydoras Peppered
Corydoras Sterbai
Cuckoo Synodontis
Dwarf Lake Synodontis
Feather Fin Synodontis
Leopard Catfish
Sutchi Catfish
Synodontis Piedratus
Tiger Shovelnose Catfish
Venezuela's Corydoras
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Catfish
TETRA
LOACH
AFRICAN CICHLID
PLECO
GOBY
MISCELLANEOUS
LIVEBEARERS
KNIFE FISH
BICHIR
BRACKISH
EEL
COLDWATER FISH
ANGELFISH
barb
betta
AMERICAN CICHLID
DANIO
DISCUS
GOURAMI
KILLI FISH
RAINBOW
RASBORA
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FAQ
1. Is catfish a saltwater or freshwater fish?
Most catfish species are freshwater fish, including the varieties bred and exported by Aquazone Indonesia. A few rare species live in brackish water, but commercial ornamental catfish are primarily freshwater.
2. What is special about catfish?
Catfish are unique for their whisker-like barbels, strong adaptability, peaceful temperament, and high survivability, making them popular among aquarists and easy to ship internationally.
3. Do catfish have fins and scales?
Catfish have fins but do not have scales. Instead, they have smooth skin or bony plates depending on the species, which contributes to their durability and hardiness.
4. What are 5 interesting facts about catfish?
- They use barbels to detect food even in murky water.
- Many species can breathe atmospheric air.
- They thrive in various temperatures and water conditions.
- Catfish can grow from a few centimeters to several feet depending on species.
- They are among the most diverse fish families with 3,000+ known types.
5. How long do catfish grow?
Growth varies by species: ornamental freshwater catfish typically grow 5–20 cm in captivity, while larger wild species may exceed 1 meter. Aquazone supplies sizes based on buyer specifications.