Shrimp can make a great addition to your freshwater aquarium or in a standalone tank of their own. There are a ton of different species of shrimp out there and many of them come in really brilliant gorgeous colors, that can really pop in your aquarium. They tend to do best in heavily planted aquariums. … Read more
In the wild, fiddler crab lives in areas with lots of coverage. This means that coarse rocks like lava rocks and other natural caves are needed. A tank size minimum of 5.5 gallons will suit three small fiddler crabs; two females, one male. Care Level Easy Temperature 75-85° F KH 12-30 pH 8.0-8.3 Maximum size … Read more
Before we start, we need to clarify the shrimp species that you would like to breed. You get three types of shrimp. Their common names are Neocaridina, Caridina shrimp, and Sulawesi shrimp. Some of them require different conditions to breed. Freshwater Shrimp Species To achieve these conditions, you need to find out what shrimp you … Read more
Freshwater shrimp have turned out to be very popular as algae eaters, and interesting additions to planted nano tanks. Let me give you some tips for keeping shrimp in your tank. How do I take care of a shrimp tank? Do your research Before you buy any new shrimp, is crucial that you do your … Read more
Freshwater snails have become a very common part of many aquariums and people often pet them. If you are planning on keeping freshwater snails in your aquarium then you must understand that this is going to be an adventure worth experiencing. Freshwater aquarium snails types Image Type Diet Water conditions Maximum size Japanese Trapdoor (Viviparus … Read more
You might have been wondering about having a few freshwater crabs and kept them as pets in your aquarium, well, wonder no more. We have come up with answers to all of your questions regarding crabs. Whether you wanted to know about how are they supposed to be taken care of or which crabs should … Read more
Ghost shrimp are constantly eating away algae making them helpful for lightly cleaning your aquarium, and they’re bigger than say a cherry shrimp, so they can be fun to watch. Water parameters for this shrimp should be clean and kept in well condition. They’re relatively inexpensive so they can also be used as feeder shrimp. … Read more
