Spring is the perfect time to do some work on your pond. Dig a pond. Install a new filter. Change the UV bulbs. Kill that bothersome algae. At Aquamail, we can help you with your pond needs. We have pond … Continue reading →

We have an amazing range of corals in store right now. Purple tube anemones, bubble tip anemones, elegance corals, morphs of every colour, acropora, lordhowensis, frogspawn and much, much more. Remember, we can freight corals anywhere from Sydney up to … Continue reading →

Winter is here with a vengeance! At Aquamail we have all of your reptile heating requirements. Heat cords, thermostats, heat mats, lamps and more. If you have any questions at all, pop in and have a chat with James, our … Continue reading →

Our new coral shipment has just landed in store. Beautiful brilliant green, bright purple, red and orange  spotted corallimorphs; also moseleya, tube anemones, daisy corals, symphillia, brains corals, bubble corals and lots more! As always- first in, best choice.

Our new coral and plant display tanks are now up and running. The 1m cube tanks with metal halide pendant lighting make for easier viewing. We are expecting a big shipment of lovely corals from North QLD on Friday morning, … Continue reading →

We have a great selection of corals in store right now, and this Wednesday, Thursday and Friday you’ll save 10%.

A great new selection of decorative rocks has just arrived to complement our existing range. Beautiful pieces that can really turn your aquarium into a living art.

We had a lovely large (around 30cm) Gold Spot Pleco traded this week. He is for sale for only $150.

A small but very nice coral shipment arrived from Yeppoon (QLD) yesterday. Very lucky, considering the bad weather these poor divers have had to deal with this year. There are a couple of beautiful A. lordhowensis, gorgeous elegance corals, frogspawn, alveopora, … Continue reading →

We now have specials on our tropical fish that are changing weekly. Why not pop in store to check out the latest deals? We also have our first shipments of Red Rainbowfish (G.inscisus) direct from New Guinea. The first new blood … Continue reading →