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Ways To Clean Your Aquarium..

Ways To Clean Your Aquarium..

13 Jun / 2017



Written By: Binita Published In: Fish-Blog Hits: 1099 Comment: 0

No one likes living in a dirty, stuffy house. Thank goodness a little dirt is not hazardous to our health. The same cannot be said for our aquatic friends. Most fish and invertebrates are unable to adapt to changes in water chemistry that result from increased bacteria, waste, and chemicals. Proper filtration can preserve the overall health of the aquarium and maintain its beauty.

The Difference Between Freshwater And Saltwater Aquariums

The Difference Between Freshwater And Saltwater Aquariums

26 May / 2017



Written By: Binita Published In: Fish-Blog Hits: 1174 Comment: 0

Should you buy a fresh or saltwater aquarium? Ask most aquarists, and you will hear a persuasive argument on their tanks’ merits and the other’s shortcomings. Yet, there are many enthusiasts who find both tanks to be praiseworthy. There is no litmus test for choosing between the two. Your preference for what goes into the aquarium and your budget.

Breeding Livebearers Guppies and Swordtails

Breeding Livebearers Guppies and Swordtails

29 Jun / 2015



Written By: text_none_author Published In: Fish-Blog Hits: 1625 Comment: 0

Equipment Needed:

Breeder Box or Breeder Net
Breeding Grass
5 or 10 gallon tank for the baby fish or a tank divider that you can use for your main tank.
A pair - 1 female and 1 male

Two of the more popular tropical fish for beginners has to be Guppies and Swordtails.  Guppies and Swordtails are livebearers which means that their babies come out swimming. 

Aquarium Care For Freshwater Fish

Aquarium Care For Freshwater Fish

19 Sep / 2017



Written By: Binita Published In: Fish-Blog Hits: 1158 Comment: 0

Freshwater fish are perhaps the easiest fish to care for in comparison to saltwater species because they are usually harder fish.  A basic aquarium set up will be required. You will need a tank, some rocks or substrate to line bottom of the tank. You will also need a filter and some lighting. When choosing fish, it is imperative to make sure the fish are compatible.Not only do they need to be compatible for water temperature and P.H., but they also should have similar food requirements. Try to keep the fish relatively the same size. It has been said that if a fish is small enough to fit in another fishes mouth, that is usually where it ends up. So don't be discouraged if this happens. Even fish that have been housed together for several months have been known to disappear on occasion.

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