If you’re looking for a freshwater fish that will stay happy in groups, is easy to care for, and is very active, Tiger barbs should be your go-to fish. But, be careful with them as they are semi-aggressive and need some research to make sure you get the right mates and environment for them!
Are you setting up a planted aquarium? Growing a wall of vibrant live plants can add depth and movement to your aquascape, but which plants should you choose?
This article introduces 15 amazing tall aquarium plants for the background of your tank. Read along to learn more about each species and how to grow and care for them.
Saltwater shrimp make popular pets, and there are many different types to choose from. In this blog post, we will take a look at 12 different saltwater shrimp species that can be found in the reef hobby. Each species will be accompanied by a picture and some information on care requirements. So, if you’re thinking of adding a saltwater shrimp to your tank, read on for some great options!
Looking for a way to get rid of pest snails? If so, an Assassin Snail may be an option for you. You’ll want to read this complete care guide that goes over these unique inverts. I’ll cover their diet, tank requirements, breeding, and more. So if you are interested in learning more about these snails, keep on reading!
If you’re looking for a fish that keeps you occupied with its fascinating activities, then the Plakat Betta is the right species to try out.
There are a lot of misconceptions about the fish in the aquarium line. And because of that, you might mistake them to be on a completely different care level than on what they originally are.
Tiger Barbs don’t have a friendly composition, but how they drive out lethargy from your aquariums is worth admiring.
While going through different fish profiles, they are listed among the most incompatible tank mates. One of the reasons why they give a tough time to aquarists is lack of information on their behavior tendencies.
The Kuhli Loach is a freshwater fish found in the tropical regions of southeast Asia, which include China and the Philippines. They’re a very unique looking fish that features long eyelashes, long whisker-like barbels (known as mystacial vibrissae), and a slim body that resembles that of an eel.
Not every freshwater fish can elevate the beauty of your aquariums while offering you unique physical and personality traits. You might see many aquarists trying to get their hands on a fun-loving fish with low maintenance requirements. But the task is really demanding.
But don’t worry! Yoyo Loach is that fish that knows how to soak up the dullness of your tank and bring liveliness to your fish-keeping experience.
Are you thinking of adding a pencil fish to your fish tank? If so, you’ll want to read this complete care guide first. In this guide, we’ll cover everything you need to know about keeping pencil fish healthy and happy in your tank. We’ll discuss their habitat, diet, and care requirements, as well as how to properly set up and maintain a tank for pencil fish. So whether you’re a beginner aquarium keeper or just thinking about getting a pet pencil fish, read on for all the information you need to make sure your little aquatic friend stays healthy and happy!
Are you looking for a new fish to add to your tank? Killifish can be a great choice for any tank, no matter the size. There are many different types of killifish, and each has its own unique personality and features. In this blog post, we will introduce you to the top 8 types of killifish. We’ll include pictures of each type so that you can get a better idea of what they look like. We’ll also discuss some of the pros and cons of keeping killifish as pets. So without further ado, let’s get started!
Have you thought about adding loaches to your freshwater aquarium? These amazing Asian fish are so versatile that there’s a species for just about any community setup. Loaches can add high activity levels to your tank, or just chill out on the bottom. One thing they all have in common is really interesting looks, however.
Despite their dull colors, unlike most tetras, the redeye tetra is adored by many aquarists that adorn their aquariums with bright red hues with yellow accents to add opulence to their interiors.
If you’re also looking to add outstanding variety to your home aquariums, let’s dive into the characteristics of the redeye tetra.