Blue Kamaka Rainbowfish are rare, eye-catching rainbows known for their shimmering metallic blue color and compact size. Native to the Wapoga River in Papua, they are peaceful, active swimmers best kept in groups in well-planted tanks with open space.

• Temperature: 74–80°F

• pH: 6.8–7.8 (Adapted to Tallahassee tap water)

• Hardness: 6–15 dGH

• Temperament: Peaceful and social

• Recommended Group Size: 5 or more

• Minimum Tank Size: 20 gallons

• Max Size: 2.5–3 inches

• Diet: Fluval Bug Bites Tropical Formula, Hikari Micro Pellets, high-quality flakes, and frozen foods like brine shrimp or daphnia

Blue Kerri Tetras are peaceful and eye-catching schooling fish known for their shimmering blue to violet coloration and subtle fin highlights. Native to slow-moving rivers in South America, they thrive in planted community tanks with soft lighting and stable water. These tetras display best when kept in groups and are ideal for peaceful freshwater setups.

• Temperature: 74–80°F

• pH: 6.5–7.5 — Adapted to Tallahassee tap water

• Hardness: 4–12 dGH

• Temperament: Peaceful and social

• Recommended Group Size: 6 or more

• Minimum Tank Size: 20 gallons

• Max Size: 2 inches

• Diet: Fluval Bug Bites Tropical Formula, Hikari Micro Pellets, supplemented with frozen daphnia, brine shrimp, and finely crushed flakes

Blue Mini Mexican Lobsters are colorful dwarf crayfish known for their vivid cobalt-blue coloration and peaceful nature. Unlike larger crayfish, they are generally safe for community tanks with small fish and shrimp, especially when provided with hiding spaces and a calm environment.

• Temperature: 68–78°F

• pH: 7.0–8.2 (Adapted to Tallahassee tap water)

• Hardness: 6–15 dGH

• Temperament: Peaceful to mildly territorial; safe with most small fish

• Recommended Group Size: Singly or in pairs (with cover)

• Minimum Tank Size: 10 gallons

• Max Size: 1.5–2 inches

• Diet: Hikari Crab Cuisine, Fluval Bug Bites Bottom Feeder Formula, sinking pellets, blanched vegetables (zucchini, spinach), and occasional frozen bloodworms

Blue Parrot Cichlids are a uniquely colored hybrid cichlid known for their striking blue bodies with vertical barring and the characteristic beak-like mouth of parrot cichlids. They are semi-aggressive but generally do well in spacious community tanks with other robust fish. These hybrids are hardy and adaptable, thriving in a wide range of water conditions.

• Temperature: 76–82°F

• pH: 6.5–7.8 — Adapted to Tallahassee tap water

• Hardness: 6–18 dGH

• Temperament: Semi-aggressive, territorial during breeding

• Recommended Group Size: Alone, as a pair, or with other semi-aggressive tank mates

• Minimum Tank Size: 55 gallons

• Max Size: 7–8 inches

• Diet: Hikari Cichlid Gold, Fluval Bug Bites Cichlid Formula, supplemented with frozen bloodworms, brine shrimp, and quality cichlid pellets

Blue Rams are a classic and colorful dwarf cichlid, known for their iridescent blue body, red eyes, and gentle temperament. They are ideal for peaceful community aquariums with warm, stable conditions and plenty of plants, driftwood, and hiding spots.

• Temperature: 78–84°F

• pH: 6.5–7.6 — Adapted to Tallahassee tap water

• Hardness: 5–12 dGH

• Temperament: Peaceful to mildly territorial, especially when breeding

• Recommended Group Size: Singly or in pairs

• Minimum Tank Size: 20 gallons

• Max Size: 2.5–3 inches

• Diet: Fluval Bug Bites Cichlid Formula, Hikari Micro Pellets, frozen or live foods such as brine shrimp, bloodworms, and daphnia

Blue Regal Peacock Cichlids are one of the most popular African cichlids, admired for their intense electric blue coloration and relatively peaceful nature compared to other Lake Malawi species. These striking males display best in all-male setups or with harem-style groups. They thrive in rocky aquascapes with stable, mineral-rich water.

• Temperature: 76–82°F

• pH: 7.8–8.6 — Adapted to Tallahassee tap water

• Hardness: 10–20 dGH

• Temperament: Semi-aggressive; more peaceful than most haps and mbuna

• Recommended Group Size: Single male or 1 male to 3+ females (avoid multiple males unless in large setups)

• Minimum Tank Size: 55 gallons

• Max Size: 5–6 inches

• Diet: Fluval Bug Bites Cichlid Formula, Hikari Cichlid Excel, supplemented with spirulina-based flakes and occasional frozen brine shrimp (avoid fatty foods to prevent bloat)

Blueberry Shrimp are a selectively bred color morph of Neocaridina shrimp, known for their soft blue-purple coloration that can vary with mood, age, and background. Like other Neocaridina, they are excellent algae grazers and thrive in well-established planted aquariums with stable parameters. These shrimp are peaceful and breed readily under the right conditions.

• Temperature: 68–78°F

• pH: 6.8–7.8 — Adapted to Tallahassee tap water

• Hardness: 6–12 dGH

• Temperament: Peaceful

• Recommended Group Size: 6 or more

• Minimum Tank Size: 5 gallons

• Max Size: 1.25 inches

• Diet: Fluval Bug Bites Shrimp Formula, Hikari Algae Wafers, supplemented with blanched vegetables (zucchini, spinach) and biofilm

Bolivian Rams are peaceful and hardy dwarf cichlids known for their subtle beauty and calm demeanor. They display graceful movements, attractive coloration with yellow and red highlights, and long, trailing fins. Bolivian Rams are ideal for planted community aquariums and are more forgiving of water conditions than their German Ram cousins.

• Temperature: 72–79°F

• pH: 6.5–7.8 — Adapted to Tallahassee tap water

• Hardness: 4–15 dGH

• Temperament: Peaceful, mildly territorial when breeding

• Recommended Group Size: Single, pairs, or small peaceful groups

• Minimum Tank Size: 20 gallons

• Max Size: 3–3.5 inches

• Diet: Fluval Bug Bites Cichlid Formula, Hikari Micro Pellets, supplemented with frozen brine shrimp, daphnia, and bloodworms