Shop our collection of vibrant GloFish® freshwater fish, including fluorescent tetras, danios, corydoras, sharks, and other colorful aquarium favorites. GloFish are known for their brilliant colors that glow under blue LED lighting, creating a unique and eye-catching aquarium display.
Whether you're building your first GloFish aquarium or expanding an existing setup, Tropical Treasures Wyo offers healthy, quarantined GloFish ready for community aquariums and freshwater displays.
Popular GloFish Species
- Electric Green Tetras
- Starfire Red Tetras
- Cosmic Blue Tetras
- Sunburst Orange Tetras
- Electric Green Corydoras
- GloFish Danios
- GloFish Sharks
- Longfin GloFish Varieties
GloFish® Skirt Tetra and Long-Fin Varieties
Many colorful GloFish® tetras are fluorescent forms of the black skirt tetra. Our GloFish® tetra listings include colors such as Electric Green, Starfire Red, Cosmic Blue, and Moonrise Pink, subject to current availability. GloFish® skirt tetra varieties are schooling freshwater fish: keep a suitable group in a well-filtered aquarium with open swimming space and avoid housing them with fish whose long, delicate fins may invite nipping.
We also list GloFish® Electric Green Longfin Tetra. GloFish® long-fin skirt tetra varieties have flowing fins and appreciate compatible tank mates that do not nip or harass them. Provide a stable, fully cycled aquarium, appropriate schooling companions, and a balanced diet of quality tropical fish foods.
GloFish® Zebra Danio Varieties
GloFish® zebra danio varieties are lively, fast-moving schooling fish that do best in groups with generous horizontal swimming room. Our active product listings include Cosmic Blue, Galactic Purple, Sunburst Orange, Electric Green, and Starfire Red danios. Color availability may change, and individual fish should be chosen according to the aquarium's dimensions and tank mates.
Because zebra danios are energetic swimmers, a secure lid, steady water quality, and an open swimming area are useful. A mixed-color GloFish® zebra danio school can work when the fish share the same species and care requirements; color alone does not change their basic needs.
GloFish® Corydoras and Bottom-Dwelling Fish
GloFish® corydoras are peaceful bottom-dwelling catfish that forage along the substrate. Our listings include Yellow Cory and Moonrise Pink Cory varieties, subject to stock. Keep corydoras with suitable companions of their own kind and provide smooth sand or other gentle substrate, clean oxygenated water, and sinking food. Their diet should not depend on scraps left by other fish.
GloFish® sharks and angelfish are also represented in our catalog, but they have different adult sizes and temperaments from schooling tetras, danios, and corydoras. Plan around each species' adult size and compatibility instead of assuming every GloFish® variety belongs in one community aquarium.
How to Add GloFish® to Your Aquarium
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Prepare the tank: Make sure the aquarium is fully cycled, appropriately sized, and has stable temperature, filtration, and water parameters.
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Check compatibility: Match the particular GloFish® species to appropriate tank mates, group size, and swimming space.
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Acclimate carefully: Dim the aquarium lights, equalize temperature as appropriate, and follow a safe acclimation method suited to the fish and transport water; avoid pouring store transport water into the aquarium.
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Observe the new fish: Offer hiding spots, watch for chasing or stress, and monitor ammonia and nitrite after adding livestock.
Visit Tropical Treasures Wyo in Cheyenne for help selecting fluorescent fish, aquarium foods, lighting, and filtration. Listed varieties are not guaranteed to be in stock on every visit; check current availability before making a special trip.
Why Choose GloFish?
- Brilliant fluorescent coloration
- Hardy and beginner friendly
- Excellent community fish
- Compatible with planted aquariums
- Unique appearance under LED lighting
- Available in multiple species and colors
GloFish Aquarium Setup Tips
GloFish do best in fully cycled freshwater aquariums with stable water quality, proper filtration, and compatible tankmates. Blue LED lighting can help highlight their fluorescent colors, while plants, decor, and open swimming space help reduce stress and create a more natural display.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do GloFish need special care?
No. GloFish have the same general care needs as the species they are based on, such as tetras, danios, corydoras, barbs, sharks, gouramis, and angelfish. Care requirements vary by species, so always check the specific fish before purchase.
Do GloFish need blue lights?
No, but blue LED lighting helps bring out their fluorescent glow. They can still live under normal aquarium lighting when water quality, temperature, and tank setup are appropriate.
Can GloFish live with regular freshwater fish?
Yes, as long as the tankmates are peaceful, similar in size, and compatible with the specific GloFish species. Avoid aggressive fish, fin nippers, or fish small enough to be eaten.
Are GloFish good for beginners?
Many GloFish varieties are beginner-friendly, especially tetras and danios, but some species such as angelfish, sharks, or gouramis may need more space or careful tankmate planning.
Are GloFish available for shipping?
No. Live fish are available for in-store purchase or local pickup only at Tropical Treasures Wyo in Cheyenne, Wyoming.
Available at Tropical Treasures Wyo
GloFish are colorful fluorescent freshwater fish for community aquariums, beginner setups, and eye-catching freshwater displays. Visit Tropical Treasures Wyo in Cheyenne, Wyoming, to shop GloFish, freshwater fish, community fish, fish food, aquarium lighting, filtration supplies, live aquarium plants, and aquarium care products. Live livestock is available for in-store purchase or local pickup only.
