Newsletter 07-20-26

Tuesday, July 21, 2026

Plus salt and reptile lists

Jumbo Axolotls!

Next week!!!!

Don't forget to mark your calendars. Electric Green Angels launch the end of this month!

Starfire Red Angels

Starfire Red Gourami

Hey Folks,

Not a ton to update you on over the weekend, but it bears repeating that NEXT WEEK is the launch of the Electric Green GloFish Angelfish! We're getting emails from people all over the country that see them on our social media stuff and are asking us to buy them, so demand seems to be just as good as when the Starfire Red launched. Don't get caught flat footed and buy them next week, you can hit our order minimum even if all you get is 30 angelfish, and it would be worth it.

Like I referred to already, not much new over the weekend, but one BIG new thing that I know you've all been waiting to restock are Chili Rasboras. We got a couple thousand, which sounds like a lot, but still might not last us through Wednesday. This is probably the most popular fish in fresh water, it seems like. Pick up a batch of them today, who knows how long it will be until a restock.

We also forgot to put a picture of the new SP44 Redfin Obliquidens Cichlids on Friday's email, so I have a pic of those down below.

No reptile update this week, and the coral list is the same as 2 weeks ago, but should still be accurate so we're providing it again for you here.

Reach out to your rep if you have any questions

-Nautilus Sales Team

A lot of people were asking how big the jumbo axolotls were. They're this big. Real big.

Chili Rasboras are back in stock! Been about 2 months since they've came in at least, so these will be popular and go quick. Please note, they're not true "briggitae" species, they're one of the other species that are commonly imported as Chilis (probably Uropthalmoides) like usual. Regardless, they're cheap, popular, and lots of stores buy 100 at a time so they never last long when they show up here.

This was the Dimidiochromis Compressiceps we brought to LA Pet Fair and he was hugely popular. Spent most of the weekend answering "what kind of fish is that?" I'm amazed after all these years that there are still so many people who have never seen these as adults. Now while we do NOT have any this size in stock at the moment we do have plenty of the regular size on hand this week.

After seeing how popular the adult version of the Compressiceps was at LA Pet Fair that just tells me there is still a great demand for these. If you don't have the space to put an Adult on display perhaps put a pic of one on the tank. A lot of people still don't know how colorful the males are when full grown.

Medium assorted male peacocks have some beautiful strange little blue ones in there like this guy, We have over 50 medium male peacocks to pick from so no shortage of awesome looking fish.

New SP44 Redfin Obliquidens available! These are all males, about 3 inches and a great price for the size!

Chanchito Cichlids were a new one we featured Friday but here they are again because they're great value and I don't want anyone to overlook these.

Tabasco Salvinis have colored up excellently already over the weekend. TONS of color even at this small size, and will get a big red patch on the belly.

Sunset platies are super bright and eye catching as always.

Pineapple swords are actually the "candy pineapple" variety right now, much nicer looking than normal.

Green Neon Wag Platy are a newish platy that looks great and you won't find in the assortment. if you want to spruce up your platy mix, this is a great option.

Blue Kerri Tetras got restocked over the weekend like usual.

Melanistus Cory Cats are huge and definitely the top pick for Cory Cats this week.

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