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Crayfish are a fascinating addition to a freshwater aquarium, and many people find them more active and interesting than shrimp.
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The Clown Pleco, also called the Clown Panaque or Ringlet Pleco is a species of small striped catfish with the scientific name Panaqolus maccus.
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The Bristlenose Pleco is also known as a “bushynose” or “bristlenose” catfish, with the scientific name Ancistrus cirrohus.
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Bristle worms are segmented worms from the scientific family Polychaeta. They can live in the most extreme marine environments, from the superheated waters near thermal vents to the coldest and deepest chasms on the ocean floor.
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Because bettas don’t have eyelids, it can be hard to tell if they are asleep, or if they even sleep at all. But bettas do sleep, just like people. Let’s learn all about the sleeping habits of betta fish.
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Siamese Fighting Fish, typically called “betta,” are some of the most beautiful, popular, interesting fish for a home aquarium. They are hardy and easy to care for, come in spectacular colors with showy fins, and are active and intelligent.
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Keeping healthy fish means maintaining healthy water. Aquarists know that maintaining a fish tank requires careful measurement and adjustment of your water quality and that fish need certain pH levels to stay happy.
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When you see that your goldfish is turning black, you might immediately think that something is not right. While it’s true that, often, turning from gold to black can be a normal phase in a goldfish’s life, it’s also true that it can be an…
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Taking care of a tiny goldfish may seem easy. But in reality, it’s not that simple. Goldfish need to have a specific feeding schedule, and vital factors such as age, growth, spawning, and temperature determine how you’ll organize their…
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There could be several reasons why your betta fish isn’t eating, and while most of them are pretty common and easily resolved, others can indicate more serious issues.
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