Welcome to Aquarium
Fish Farm – Where Aquatic Beauty Begins
We ship with expert care — if any fish arrive unwell, we replace them free, no questions asked.
Designed by aquatic veterinarians: oxygenated, insulated, stress-reducing, and 100% safe for transit.
Trusted by thousands — 98% of orders arrive healthy, vibrant, and ready to thrive in your tank.
Founded in 2017 with a passion for rare aquatic life, we began by sourcing breathtaking species from Japan and Malaysia. Today, we breed and care for over 500 varieties across our state-of-the-art facilities in 24 U.S. states and Australia — bringing the world’s most beautiful underwater worlds to your home.
We don’t just deliver fish — we deliver confidence.
Every order comes with personalized care instructions tailored to your species, tank size, and environment — not generic pamphlets, but real, actionable guidance written by our in-house aquarists. You’ll also receive complimentary access to live video consultations with our team, so you can ask questions in real time, show us your setup, and get instant advice. Beyond that, our growing library of expert guides covers everything from water chemistry and breeding techniques to diagnosing illness and creating natural habitats.
From first-time beginners nervously setting up their first 10-gallon tank to seasoned collectors breeding rare Arowanas or maintaining reef ecosystems — we equip you with the knowledge to create thriving, living ecosystems… not just tanks.
Fish are sensitive to even small changes in ammonia, nitrite, and pH. Test weekly with a reliable liquid test kit — not strips. Stable, clean water is the #1 factor in long-term fish health. A single spike can be fatal. Don’t guess — know.
More fish ≠ a better tank. Follow the 1 inch of fish per gallon rule (for small species), and remember: fish grow. Overcrowding causes stress, aggression, poor oxygen, and disease outbreaks. Start small, upgrade wisely — your fish will thank you.
Never add new fish directly to your main tank. Isolate them for 14–21 days in a separate container with gentle filtration. This prevents parasites or illness from spreading to your established community — and gives new arrivals time to recover from transport stress.
Overfeeding is the #2 cause of fish death (after poor water). Feed once daily — only what they consume in 60–90 seconds. Leftover food rots, pollutes water, and fuels algae. Hungry fish are active fish. Skip a meal once a week — it’s healthy!
Natural light cycles (8–10 hours/day) reduce stress and encourage natural behavior. Live plants (like Java Fern or Anubias) absorb toxins, oxygenate water, and offer hiding spots. You’re not just decorating — you’re creating a balanced, living ecosystem they’ll thrive in.
