Protecting threatened freshwater species through ethical captive breeding
We focus on freshwater fish that are threatened, declining, or poorly represented in captivity. By building stable, genetically diverse captive populations, we create a safety net for species whose wild habitats are under pressure from pollution, climate change, and habitat loss.
Species we focus on
Threatened, declining, and under‑represented freshwater fish
We prioritise freshwater species that are threatened, declining, or poorly represented in captivity. Our current work includes rare livebearers, endangered killifish, and other species with limited wild distribution or vulnerable habitats.
Our conservation approach
Ethical, science‑led captive breeding
Our work is built on ethical captive breeding, science‑led husbandry, and long‑term population management. We avoid wild‑caught stock wherever possible, maintain detailed lineage records, and design systems around the natural behaviour and needs of each species.
How you can support conservation
Your choices directly shape the future of freshwater species
Your support helps us expand our captive breeding programmes, maintain genetically diverse populations, and protect more threatened freshwater species. By choosing captive‑bred livestock and supporting ethical conservation work, you directly contribute to reducing pressure on wild habitats.
