To help ensure your fish arrive safely and in good condition, LaneAquatics.com is not currently listing fish for direct purchase on the website.
If you are located in an area where nighttime temperatures are consistently above 50°F, please email us your ZIP code and the fish you are interested in purchasing at mlane@laneaquatics.com.
We’ll review the current weather conditions and shipping options for your area and get back to you within 24 hours with availability and shipping details.
Thank you for helping us prioritize the health and safety of our fish!
The Black Ram is a really beautiful and unique type of German Blue Ram, known for its deep black and dark blue coloring. The contrast between their dark body and their soft, flowing fins really makes them stand out in a freshwater tank. They’re small, peaceful fish that do best in warm, stable water, and they fit in well with other calm community fish.
These Black Rams are homebred right here at Lane Aquatics. They are raised in normal tap water at approximately 81 F, with no special water requirements.
To help ensure your fish arrive safely and in good condition, LaneAquatics.com is not currently listing fish for direct purchase on the website.
If you are located in an area where nighttime temperatures are consistently above 50°F, please email us your ZIP code and the fish you are interested in purchasing at mlane@laneaquatics.com.
We’ll review the current weather conditions and shipping options for your area and get back to you within 24 hours with availability and shipping details.
Thank you for helping us prioritize the health and safety of our fish!
The Black Ram is a really beautiful and unique type of German Blue Ram, known for its deep black and dark blue coloring. The contrast between their dark body and their soft, flowing fins really makes them stand out in a freshwater tank. They’re small, peaceful fish that do best in warm, stable water, and they fit in well with other calm community fish.
These Black Rams are homebred right here at Lane Aquatics. They are raised in normal tap water at approximately 81 F, with no special water requirements.
