In a fish tank, ammonia is created as a by-product of fish waste. Ammonia is harmful to fish and can cause death if levels get too high. Luckily, there are several ways to lower ammonia levels in a fish tank. In this blog post, we will explore six methods for reducing ammonia in a fish tank. Keep reading to learn how to lower ammonia in fish tanks!
Indian almond leaves are a popular aquarium plant used by fish keepers for many reasons. Some of the benefits of using these leaves in an aquarium include reducing stress, boosting the immune system, and helping to create a healthy environment for your fish. Today’s article will talk about what these leaves are and the benefits. Let’s dive in!
Axolotls are hardy salamanders that live underwater permanently. They are easy to care for and typically live in captivity for around 10-15 years. However, most novice aquarists wonder how long do axolotls live.
Just about any aquarium can benefit from a sucker fish. These awesome animals come in many awesome colors, shapes, and sizes, from the tiny otocinclus catfish to the common pleco which can reach nearly two feet long!
If you are a planted tank, shrimp tank, or reef keeper, you may be familiar with planaria. Planaria are small, flatworms that can invade and wreak havoc on your aquarium. In this blog post, we will discuss the prevention and treatment of planaria in aquariums. By following these tips, you can keep your fish tank healthy and free of these pesky worms! Let’s start with our first question…
Just got your Betta Fish and wondering what to feed it? Before you reach out and buy that flake food from the pet store, check a look at my blog post as I go through the best betta food available in hobby. I’ll go through the types of food, look over the best foods available, and tell you how much to feed your betta and what to watch out for when shopping around.
Betta fish can make the most amazing pets. These fish captivate us with beautiful colors, flowing fins, and a larger-than-life personality. Whether you already have a betta fish or are considering adding one to your life, knowing its expected lifespan is an important thing to research before diving into a new commitment.
Are you struggling to keep your aquarium clean because of snail eggs? If so, you’re not alone. Snail eggs can be a real pain to deal with, but luckily there are ways to prevent them from taking over your tank. In this blog post, we’ll discuss what causes snail eggs to form and how you can stop them from becoming a problem. We’ll also provide some helpful tips for removing and cleaning up snail egg masses. So if you’re ready to take back control of your aquarium, keep reading!
Betta fish are one of the most popular pets in the world. They’re beautiful, relatively low maintenance, and can be kept in a small space. One thing betta fish need to thrive is plants. Plants provide oxygen, help regulate water quality, and give bettas somewhere to hide. In this blog post, we’ll share 11 of the best plants for betta fish (with pictures!). Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced aquarist, you’re sure to find something that’s a good fit for your tank. Let’s get started!
“How big of a tank does an axolotl need?” is the most asked question by novice axolotl keepers. And understandably so. Because axolotls are very easy to care for, but only when you understand their basic needs, i.e., their recommended tank size, water parameters, water temperature, and food.
Therefore, if you’re someone worried about the recommended minimum tank size for your axolotls, know that an Axolotl tank size should not be less than 20 gallons for adult axolotls, and for juveniles, it should be at least 10 gallons.
Large, aggressive fish can make the most amazing pets! That’s exactly why I’ve put together this guide to aggressive freshwater aquarium fish.
Caring for these amazing animals can take a lot of time, space, and some pretty deep pockets too! If you’re ready for the commitment, or just interested in learning more about these legends of the aquarium world, this article is for you.
If you’re like me, then one of your favorite things to do is sit back and watch your reef tank filled with beautiful fish swimming around. Among the many different types of fishes that can be kept in a reef tank, lyretail anthias (Pseudanthias squamipinnis) are perhaps some of the most colorful and striking. Lyretail anthias require a fair bit of care, but if you’re up for it they are definitely worth keeping! In this article I’ll provide a complete guide on how to take care of lyretail anthias so that you can enjoy them in your reef tank for years to come.