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Red Cherry Shrimp Care Guide
Learn About Cherry Shrimp Cherry Shrimp, scientifically referred to as Neocaridina heteropoda, is distinguished by its coloration and ecological a... -
Scaping Your Aquarium with Low Light Aquarium Plants
Not only aquarists, but even the spectators often prefer a view of a lush, green underwater paradise, teeming with plant life. However, maintaining... -
Care Guide for Rummy Nose Tetras
The rummy nose tetra is a rather small, amiable freshwater fish widely known among aquarists for its vibrant colors and unique schooling behavior.... -
Insights on Goldfish and Comet Care
Goldfish and comets are two of the most popular fish among aquarium hobbyists. In most instances, all amateur fish keepers start their journey wi... -
Treasures in the Dark- The Blind Cave Tetra (Astyanax mexicanus)
Amongst the numerous species of freshwater aquafauna, the Blind Cave Tetra (Astyanax mexicanus) captivates the interest of many aquarists, not o... -
Everything About Discus You Need to Know Before You Buy
Among aquarist Discus are considered the “crown jewel”. While these fish can make the centerpiece of any aquarium, keeping them is much more chall... -
Who Are These Axolotls?
“Fish with legs?”. There is a controversy that these axolotls are a type of fish species, but in reality, they are a type of salamander. Axolotls ... -
No3 in Aquariums Explained: Nitrate's Role in Your Underwater Ecosystem
Nitrate (NO3-) plays a crucial role in the aquarium nitrogen cycle, but it must be managed to maintain a healthy underwater ecosystem. Understanding the sources of nitrate and implementing effective strategies to control and reduce its levels are essential for the well-being of your fish and other aquatic life. -
What To Consider When Choosing Fish For A Freshwater Aquarium
Keeping a freshwater aquarium is a fun and enjoyable hobby. Most beginners, in fact, most aquarium hobbyists, maintain freshwater fish aquariums. ... -
Top Saltwater Aquarium Mistakes To Avoid
A saltwater aquarium can be truly enchanting, but they often require a high level of maintenance. With the beauty a saltwater aquarium can bring to your home, the last thing you want is to find your fish floating belly-up due to mistakes. The best way to ensure that you get the best out of your saltwater aquarium is to do plenty of research and ask aquarium specialists for advice before buying a saltwater aquarium and stocking it with saltwater fish.
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Tips For Adding New Fish To Your Aquarium
Moving fish into a new aquarium can put a lot of stress on fish and affect their health. Not only will your aquarium be completely unfamiliar to any new fish you add, but the water quality will likely be different than what it is used to. Subtle changes in water temperature, pH levels, and other factors make a significant difference in a fish’s life. To keep your fish safe and healthy, there are certain measures you should take when adding fish to a new aquarium tank. Here are some tips to help make the transition easier for you and your new fish.
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Things to Think about When Considering a Custom Fish Tank
If you have been an aquarium hobbyist for some time, you likely have desired a custom aquarium. Or maybe you noticed a beautiful custom-built aquarium in a restaurant, casino, or business. Typically, custom aquariums are larger than your average tank and can be of almost any size — you’ve probably even seen some that wouldn’t even fit inside your home! They can be incorporated into any room or space. Both freshwater or saltwater fish can be used in custom aquariums, however, saltwater fish contain some of the most colorful species on the plant, which is why the majority of custom aquariums are saltwater displays.
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