Can a fish also get depressed? If you have ever encountered an excruciatingly sad-looking fish in your aquarium, this question might be floating in your head. Not only you, but this is also a common concern among other fish keepers, whether…
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Have you ever wanted to own prehistoric dinosaurs? While you cannot visit a pet store to get a triceratops, you can surely get a Dinosaur bichir. These fish look something like a mix between an eel and a dragon, and this unique appearance…
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Even if we own maintainable sized aquarium setups, the idea of keeping our pet fish in a small bowl is something that always seems to be pretty attractive to us. Whether on a bedroom side table, office table or a lobby table in the home,…
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Are you planning on keeping a pet fish but aren't sure whether or not it would make the best pet for you? It doesn't matter what kind of fish you are planning to keep, and there are certain fish care tips you should know before going for…
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When it comes to choosing fish for your aquarium, betta fish are among the top choices. They are strikingly beautiful and attractive fish. They get along well with their own kind, but not so well with other species of fish. This is why…
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To keep a pet in an unnatural habitat, you must know its food requirements. Unfortunately, most people having goldfish for pets don't know what food to feed them.
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Betta fish are a stunning and attractive fish species, and they are known for their colorful fins. However, they are not considered to be friendly fish who play well with other fish. This is why they are mostly kept alone.
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Did you know that the Mandarin fish is one of the most popular saltwater fish? Learn about its care, diet, breeding, and more on this post.
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So many people think that a goldfish is the easiest type of pet to care for. After all, you just have to put them into a bowl of water and feed them daily, and that’s all they need, right?
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The goldfish is a member of the carp family, native to East Asia. During China’s Tang dynasty, they began to be cultivated for ornamental purposes and bred for red, orange, and yellow varieties.
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