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Starfish are beautiful and unusual creatures, even though they are found all over the world. Starfish are slow-moving and have a striking presence in an aquarium, so many people want to keep starfish as pets.
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Siamese Algae Eaters do just what the name suggests: They are excellent and efficient algae eaters that help keep an aquarium clean.
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Ghost shrimp, also called “glass shrimp,” are small crustaceans with fascinating, mostly transparent bodies. They are active scavengers, often kept to clean an aquarium or as prey for larger aquarium fish.
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The Electric Blue Acara is a hybrid derived from the Blue Acara (Andinoacara pulcher). It is a striking blue fish and a member of the popular and easy-to-care-for Cichlid family.
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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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