Deep Water Creek Rainbow

awesome shimmers of different colors and a very hardy fish just got some more then :) (Posted on 11/10/11)

I bought a couple of these because I had some store credit from some guppies that didn't survive being posted and the rainbows were supposed to end up as dinner for my turtles but they managed to out swim the turtles and have now colored up nicely and look really good in the tank. They're now a great native side attraction to my aussie turtle tank... at least until the turtles become stronger swimmers. (Posted on 29/10/10)

very nice fish, can take a bit to colour up, but fun to watch (Posted on 26/10/10)

Although called "rainbow fish' .. these species are not particularly very colourful compared to lets say, african cichlids or marine fish, but they are indeed attractive enough and are a welcome addition to any community or native tank. (Posted on 25/10/10)

You know sometimes I run out of things to say about Australian rainbows. The colour variant is so unique, I can't wait for them to grow to see them in all there glory. Unfortunetly like all fish, you sometimes don't see them reach full maturity, but to have them for awhile and experience their splendour even for a year or so is a joy to behold. The Deep Water Creek Rainbow is another splendid addition to your Rainbow fish aquarium and the lovely blood orange colour really reflects well against your eco system in your aquarium. Highly recommend this fish. (Posted on 25/10/10)

I bought 4 rainbows. They are very active and love hanging out together. They get really excited at feeding time! (Posted on 25/10/10)