All our fish

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These are among the most sought after colour there is. Shiny velvet deep black, so elegant and smooth, and they only get better as they grow out. A group of them against green planting is a hard thing to beat.

Heavy black marbling over a silver base. Every one of them is marked differently and how much black a fish carries varies right across a batch, which is what makes them one of the nicer ones to pick through in person.

Orange, white and black laid out differently on every single fish, with the blushed pink through the gill plate that gives them their name. The orange tends to come up stronger as they settle and get comfortable, so give them a few weeks before you decide what you have got.

Mixed gold yellow with black, silver and white running through it. They are stunning just as a pair roaming the tank and glistening in the light, and no two of them ever come out the same. The pattern keeps shifting through the first year, so the fish you grow out is never quite the fish you bought.

The common goldfish, and almost nothing about the way most people keep them is right. They are not a bowl fish. Given the room they reach 30cm or more and they will outlive a lot of the furniture in the house, twenty years and up with decent care.

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Four small angelfish for $60, which is the cheapest way to start a school. We pick them out of whatever is swimming on the day, so you get a spread of colours rather than four of the same thing.

These beautiful Tiger Oscars (black and red/orange) are an amazing species to handle and care for, hence the nickname Water Puppies. They will pack a tantrum and sulk in the corner of the tank, then turn around and be the big Tank Boss again. At 4cm and gradually growing they will need that bigger tank further down the line, but that is all the beauty of watching the full potential of these stunning fish evolve.