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Brand new in, these stunning one of a kind bespoke cabinets and tanks are looking great. Hand crafted cabinets look amazing.

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Last Friday we brought back our FIN (Fascinating Ichthyological Nugget) articles! Catch up on the latest one, "Here, pass us a puff": http://bit.ly/2afGD0G

So the weatherman has promised us some nice weather soon so let's get out and enjoy our ponds. We've just had a delivery of some stunning pond plants of all sizes

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Our new bonsai driftwood. Stunning pieces for any freshwater tank.

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We've just discovered a sneeky short-cut to make your visit much easier while the roadworks are on! You just need to turn into Gianinni's Restaurant (now closed) just off Whiflet Street and follow the road round, which brings you straight to the back of our store ;)

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You may be aware of the roadworks around Coatbridge - but please do not fear, you can still access Scotland's best aquatics retailer by following this diversion!

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Leporacanthicus triactis L091, or the three beacon pleco. Max size 24cm with temperature range between 24-28oC, pH range between 6.0-7.6. Likes rocks and bogwood as tank decor, is suitable for most community tank set ups as it has a varied diet and gets on well with other fish.

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Pseudacanthicus leopardus L600. Max size 35cm, temperature range 24-29oC, pH range 6.5-7.5. A generally peaceful pleco which needs a large tank to reach its full potential. A truly stunning standout pleco.

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New in. The peppermint pleco, ancistrus sp. L181. The little cracker only grows to a maximum of 18-20cm, has a ph range of 6.5-7.5 and temperature range of 23-28oC. Like most ancistrus it's a peaceful addition to the tank as well as an excellent algae eater.