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Elevating Aquatic Care

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Curated Aquatic Products

Black Neocaridina Shrimp
$8.99

These are a head-turner. Black Neocaridina are harder to find and make a seriously dramatic contrast in a planted aquascape. Great for collectors or anyone looking to add something a little different to their tank.

Red Neocaridina Shrimp
$4.99

A classic for a reason. Red Neos are prolific, tough, and just look incredible in a planted tank. If you're building a colony or starting your first shrimp tank; these are a great place to start.

Note: Live animal. Local pickup or local delivery only. Drip acclimation recommended before adding to tank.

Pothos Clipping
$4.99

If you're not already running Pothos in or around your tank; this is your sign. Stick the roots in the water and let them hang; and they'll pull nitrates straight out of your water column while trailing out of the tank. It's one of those things that just makes sense once you try it; and they grow like crazy.

Locally Bred, Propagated, and Cared For

Everything you see in our shop was raised right here in Broken Arrow; in the same tanks you see in this photo. No middlemen, no wholesalers, no mystery origins. When you buy from Fish & Fronds, you know exactly where it came from and how it was cared for.

Close-up underwater view of a small snail on aquatic plants in a freshwater environment.

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Aquarium scene with fallen autumn leaves, green plants, and a piece of driftwood underwater.
A lush, green terrarium with a variety of plants, moss, rocks, and driftwood, creating a naturalistic environment.
Freshwater aquarium with plants, rocks, and a couple of fish swimming near the bottom.
Aquarium with driftwood, green plants, and small fish including tetras and guppies.
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