Trying to figure out what fish get along with each other? A freshwater fish compatibility chart is a great way to figure what fish you can keep with each other. While there are other factors that contribute to compatibility, it’s a good general guideline when figuring out what fish you can keep. It’s always best to look at a reliable chart before considering a purchase or a stocking plan.
Not all goldfish look the same, however. As a result of centuries of breeding, there are now many incredible types of goldfish available for your aquarium! In this article, I’ll be introducing you to the 12 best fancy goldfish types, and giving you a good introduction to their care.
For saltwater aquarium enthusiasts, there’s nothing quite like the beauty and grace of an angelfish. These gentle creatures come in a wide variety of shapes and colors, making them a popular choice for reef tanks. If you’re looking to add some angel fish to your tank, here are 15 awesome species to choose from! (With pictures!). Before we get started, let’s talk about the species and where they come from.
The aquarium hobby isn’t only about keeping tropical fish. Inverts like freshwater shrimp have become incredibly popular in the last few decades, and today there is an amazing variety of shrimps available.
In this article, I’ll be introducing you to 15 amazing shrimp types, and covering the basics of shrimp keeping to get you started.
Looking for the best 5 gallon fish tank? You came to the right place! 5 gallon aquariums are great mini tanks that can be excellent accents to a desktop or table. While they can be difficult to keep with some setups, they also can be made easier to keep if the aquarium is designed well. If you know the right fish to get, the rest aquarium to buy, and the right setup you can have plenty of success with tiny tanks like these.
Looking for the best 75 gallon aquarium? Today, I’m covering the best aquariums of this size and providing several ideas on how to set them up.
Looking for a Triggerfish for your saltwater aquarium? Reef Triggerfish are some of the most entertaining and rewarding fish to own. I’ve personally had a great experience with a blue throat triggerfish in a mixed reef tank. Next to a scribbled rabbitfish that I had, it was my favorite fish I’ve ever owned.
The Siamese fighting fish is a fish that gets so many aquarists hooked on this wonderful hobby. They are not only beginners fish, however. Bettas come in a huge range of types and colors, which makes collecting them an awesome activity!
Axolotls are illegal to keep as pets in various parts of the world. Therefore, if you want to keep one, check with your country’s or state’s laws first, and then decide!
Today’s post is all about answering the question: Are Axolotls Illegal in your state or province?
Have you ever wondered if your fish are sick? Fish can also get infected with diseases! It can be one of the most problematic issues when owning a saltwater aquarium. Saltwater fish diseases are problematic and several are considered tank wipers in our hobby.
The wrasse family, Labridae, contains some of the most colorful and most popular species of fish in the marine hobby. Of the 600 known wrasse species in the wild, many wrasse types stay small, making them a perfect addition to most aquarium setups; one exception to this is the humphead wrasse (Cheilinus undulatus) which can grow to be 90 inches long!
Having a beautiful fish tank that is filled with aquatic life is a common goal of most aquarists, but sometimes the types of creatures that pop up aren’t so welcome. This can leave you scratching your head and wondering just how they got into your tank and how to get rid of them!