Well, if you’ve seen cloudy water in your aquarium, you’ve probably panicked. My first piece of advice that I have to give to you is, don’t panic. It happens to everybody and we can fix it with no casualties if we act fast enough. In this post we’re going to be talking about cloudy water … Read more
My guess is if you’re reading this post, you’ve been trying to keep ghost shrimp in the past, or you’ve been trying to keep ghost shrimp right now, and you’ve been having them die off and you’re looking for a couple of the reasons why they’ve been dying. You’ve come to the right place, because … Read more
Are you looking for an awesome algae eater that has become a permanent staple in my planted aquariums? Keep reading, as I share the amazing world of Amano shrimp and why you need to keep one. I don’t think I really knew much about Amano shrimp the first time I got one. I didn’t even … Read more
Ever wanted to keep something entirely new that’s not a fish, shrimp, or snail? Then you may have heard of Thai micro crabs. They’re entirely aquatic, very shy. So are they worth it or not? Keep reading to find out. when I got the Thai micro crabs, they are obviously very small brownish color. So … Read more
Have you ever seen bubbles or foam in your aquarium water surface and wondered to yourself, is that normal? is it dangerous? Keep reading as I share seven reasons why you may be seeing bubbles popping up in your fish tank. I think the first time I saw weird bubbles was in my quarantine tank. … Read more
Cherry shrimp are super popular because they’re so colorful, so cute, and unfortunately, so delicious to many kinds of creatures. It seems impossible to find a fish that’s not going to eat them, right? Not to worry, I’m going to cover three different categories of tank mates that will be safe to add to your … Read more
In this post, I’ll be talking about shrimp tank water parameters. One of the main requirements for successful Neocaridina, Caridina, and Sulawesi shrimp keeping is the quality of water. The parameters that successful professional breeders measure are GH (general hardness), KH (carbonate hardness), pH (Power of hydrogen), TDS (total dissolved solids), and water temperature. Water … Read more
It is easy to keep the majority of livebearers on the prepared foodstuffs that are widely available for tropical fish, although there are now specific diets available for them too. Flake food is to be recommended, as it appeals to the natural feeding instincts of this group of fish by floating at the surface. Mouthparts … Read more
There are many good reasons to keep live plants in the Betta aquarium. First, your Bettas will love you for it! Plants provide an interesting and complementary background for all types of tropical fish. The color, finnage, and behavior of your Betta usually intensifies in a naturally planted tank. Aquatic plants also help keep water … Read more
Vision Each one of the Betta’s two eyes, located on opposite sides of the head, produces a different image. This is known as monocular vision. A Betta (which can focus on objects up to about a foot away) finds it difficult to focus both eyes on a single object. It, therefore, lacks depth perception. In … Read more
