Tips On Feeding Your Aquarium Fish

Wednesday, February 24th, 2010

I have already talked about selecting great fish and how to transport them home and settle them in to there new surroundings. Today I?m going to tell you about the correct way to feed your aquarium fish because it is one of the most important factors of keeping tropical fish.
Overfeeding aquarium fish is the most […]

Tropical Fish Breeding for Beginners - Guppies and Swordtails

Saturday, December 19th, 2009

Breeding tropical fish can be a lot of fun. Try your luck at breeding livebearers such as guppies or swordtails.

Equipment Needed: Breeder Box or Breeder NetBreeding Grass 5 or 10 gallon tank for the baby fish or a tank divider that you can use for your main tank. A pair - 1 female and 1 […]

Clown Loaches

Friday, October 30th, 2009

Scientific Name: Botia macracanthusOther Scientific Name(s): Cobitis macracanthus, Botia macrocanthusCommon Name: Clown Loach

Clown loaches are very popular aquarium fish however they are not always easy to keep successfully since they easily succumb to ick and are sensitive to poor water conditions. This article is intended to help new clown loach owners provide a good home […]

Tank Requirements For Discus Fish

Saturday, October 3rd, 2009

For Discus fish, there are 2 consideration in tanks - tank depth and volume. Because of their size and swimming habits, a minimum of 18″ is needed for tank depth, the deeper the better. Regarding volume, a good rule of thumb is that each adult discus will need 10 gallons of water. Larger tanks will […]

Aquarium Disease Prevention Basic Principles to a Healthy Aquarium

Thursday, September 24th, 2009

I have kept up many aquariums (marine and freshwater) during my years of aquarium maintenance. It was more of a challenge than my personal aquariums as many of customers overfed or did not tell me fish were sick until it was too late. That is why prevention is the best remedy.

[1] Cleanliness regular quality water […]

Causes and Solutions of Frequent Aquarium Fish Deaths

Tuesday, September 15th, 2009

Aquarium tank fish death is one of the common challenges faced by aquarists. There are number of factors that could be responsible for the deaths experienced. These are outlined briefly below:

- The aquarist selection of fish.

- The removal and packing of the fish from the pet shop

- Transport time and period and the handling of […]

Picking The Perfect Goldfish Aquarium

Monday, August 10th, 2009

Keeping a goldfish aquarium is a great way for children and adults alike to experience these beautiful fish. However, goldfish are not a care free pet and the tank will require cleaning and water changes.

When considering what kind of an aquarium you want for your goldfish, you want to think carefully because in this […]

Tropical Freshwater Fish as a Beginner Hobbyist

Thursday, August 6th, 2009

If you are a beginner and you love animals and other living things, tropical fish is a rewarding, challenging, but sometimes pricey hobby. If you don?t like a challenge and just want something easy to care for, I imagine a goldfish is a good bet. A Beta is a nice choice also. They are […]

Health Concerns for Goldfish

Thursday, July 30th, 2009

Most of the diseases that threaten goldfish can be cured. But better still these diseases can be prevented. While you should be alert to symptoms of a sick goldfish, you should first of all try and prevent them from happening. Some of the common diseases that you must protect your Goldfish include:

Ichtyopthirius

Simply called as Ick, […]

Healthy Fish Tips: 5 Easy Ways to Keep Your Fish Healthy

Tuesday, July 21st, 2009

One unfortunate aspect of fish keeping is the possibility that your fishes will become ill at some point in time. If you are a responsible fish keeper then you probably worry about this and check them for signs of disease on a regular basis. While this practice is both responsible and wise, you should be […]