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One of the most effective and safest ways to treat Ich in your fish is to use the aquarium-safe ich medications. However, since you are here, you are likely more interested in curing your fish of Ich without any treatment. I have been keeping fish for quite some time now. And though I haven’t experienced … Read more
Before putting any tank species together, it is always a good idea to research their compatibility. In this post, we will explain whether or not keeping tiger barbs with snails is a good idea. Read on till the end to find out more. Key Takeaways: Do Tiger Barb Eat Snails? Sometimes Tiger Barbs peck at … Read more
If you’re looking to create a community tank, you have to ensure all the species living together will be happy, peaceful, and healthy. Meeting all the requirements of the fish and mimicking the native habitats of the fish is crucial. And when it comes to housing fish together, one of the best and the easiest … Read more
It’s really cool to watch the cory catfish moving at the bottom of the tank searching for food. But what if you notice that your cory catfish is not moving? Short Answer: The most common cause a cory catfish is not moving is its general behavior of resting in motionless state. They have the tendency … Read more
In this guide, you’ll learn about the frequency of feeding angelfish, how long they can live without food and more. So without further ado, let’s jump right in! Here’s How Often You Should Feed An Angelfish: As a general rule, you should feed angelfish only once a day if you want a regular growth rate … Read more
For a goldfish keeper, it’s always a great pleasure to discover their cute friend sleeping and enjoying the tank life. But do goldfish really sleep? The short answer: Goldfish do sleep; however, it’s more like being in a motionless state instead of laying on the side. So the more appropriate way of describing the goldfish’s … Read more
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When keeping goldfish, a time comes when you start wondering whether they really need a heater or not. Generally, goldfish are cold water species, so it is not necessary to have heaters for them. However, adding a water heater is important, especially if you have fancy goldfish and want to maintain a stable temperature. Read … Read more
Explore what fish eggs look like, the five best examples with pictures, and essential information about each one of them, in this informative guide. What Do Fish Eggs Look Like? Fish eggs are generally small, round, or oval-shaped and look like seeds from a distance. The eggs typically have white, translucent, or other shades of … Read more
There are different types of cory catfish like the albino corys, panda corys, pygmy corys, peppered corys, and the list goes on. With so much variety available, as a fishkeeper, you are often tempted to keep different types of cory catfish in the same tank instead of one species. But does it really work well? … Read more
Have a Cory Catfish that is turning white or pale? Then here’s what you need to know: Cory catfish can turn white due to stress, especially when they are introduced to a new tank and there is a change in environment. However, there can also be other reasons for turning white, like illness, improper diet, … Read more
Alright, so you are interested in keeping Angelfish with Convict Cichlids. But wait, will it be a good match? Read on to learn more! Can Angelfish Live With Convict Cichlids? Generally, angelfish can’t live with convict cichlids because they can show aggression towards each other, and the angelfish will eventually suffer from it. However, even … Read more
