If you asked me what the most important factors in determining your success or failure in coral would be, I would tell you: The condition of your corals. The condition of your aquarium – water quality/water parameters. If you take a look at the testing section of an online aquarium supply store or take a … Read more
Tall bushy varieties are best used as background plants in the rear corners of guppies’ tank and along the back. They can be arranged in front of heaters, filter tubes, air hoses, and box filters so that they hide these unsightly items. Other varieties of shorter plants can be placed in front of the background … Read more
The basic needs of a goldfish are oxygen, food, and shelter. Aquatic plants can provide all three. Do Goldfish needs live plants? Why are plants important? Although, with the selected diet you’ll be giving your goldfish, and with a proper filtration and aeration system, food and oxygen are insignificant contributions of aquarium plants. They need … Read more
Do you want to keep a Foxface in your reef tank and learn some tips and tricks on what they need to thrive? if you do keep reading. The Foxface fish is one of the favorite reef tank fish. They are typically known as Rabbitfish which is because their mouths resemble a hare or rabbit. … Read more
These fish act kind of like a grouper, but they’re actually in the grunts family. You’ll normally spend about $50 for them as a juvenile. They are peaceful fish, reef safe fish – they are not going to mess with your corals, but they can eat the invertebrates in the tank. Tank size In the … Read more
Hermit crab owners around the world love to watch their crabs. Despite the fact that they are rather primitive creatures, hermit crabs engage in a number of fascinating behaviors. If you spend time watching your hermit crabs, you’ll come to know each individual crab well and will recognize typical hermit crab behaviors. You know by … Read more
Gouramis have evolved several different breeding strategies. Some species lay their eggs and move on with no care for the young. Other species build nests out of bubbles on the surface (some species’ eggs float; other species’ eggs sink), other species produce hidden, submerged bubble nests, and still, others are themselves nests, carrying their eggs … Read more
In order for discus to thrive and develop properly, a well-planned aquarium set-up with good water parameters should be utilized. It is impractical to duplicate the backwaters of the South American rivers, but an adequate substitute can be provided. Do discus need daily water changes? Discus do exceptionally well with a frequent water change since … Read more
I just bought an aquarium or just want to move it together with all the accessories, equipment, and fish. What is the best way to move it into my apartment? How to Move a Fish Tank in 10 steps First, you should catch all the fish with a fish net and put them in bags … Read more
pH: 7.5-8.5 Hardness: 15-25°dGH Temperature: 24-26°C (75-79°F) Food: Flake, bloodworm, pellet foods How many cichlids in the tank: Overstock the aquarium to reduce aggression. Start with less aggressive species. Minimum Tank Size: 90 cm (36 in) Environment: Clean, well-filtered water. Open swimming space, plus rock work for caves and hiding spaces. Ideal conditions For Malawi … Read more