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Safeguarding the health and well-being of your fish necessitates maintaining an optimal aquarium environment. Despite your best efforts to provide a suitable habitat, fish may occasionally succumb to various ailments. This exhaustive guide delves into the most common fish diseases found in aquariums, exploring their causes and presenting effective treatments. By emphasizing a proactive approach … Read more
Culling is a process that is often used in the koi-keeping and breeding businesses. It is the act of removing fish from a population in order to improve the overall quality of the stock. But what happens to those culled koi? In this post, we will explore the surprising truth about what happens to culled … Read more
Can fish choke on food? Is that something that actually happens in an aquarium setting, or is that something that only happens in the wild? And if your fish is choking, what should you do? As with any animal (including humans) that eats and then tries to swallow food or other items that are too … Read more
So your fish is staying at the top of the tank and you are not sure what to do. In this article, I will talk about the reasons why your fish may be doing this and what to do about it. I will also explain each problem, talk briefly about how common it is, and … Read more
Camallanus worms are a nightmare that you wish you never heard of. These tiny creatures can make life pretty difficult for their intermediate host, and it is important to know all the facts about them so you can take the necessary precautions. Read on to find out what camallanus worms are, how they affect your … Read more
We are all familiar with clownfish, most likely because of the popularity of Pixar’s movie “Finding Nemo.” It is probably for that reason that beginner fish keepers like to have them in their aquarium. The good news is that even for beginners, clownfish are among the easiest fish to have in a saltwater aquarium. What … Read more
An average clownfish living in captivity will survive for 3-5 years. In the wild this would be considered a younger fish as their life span can reach 10+ years. The most common cause of a short lifespan in captivity is death due to stress. If you or I feel stressed it’s not that big of … Read more
Thinking of getting some guppies? They make great starting pets you know. They really open the doorway into the aquarium keeping hobby. But did you know they are fairly easy to feed? When it comes to the dietary needs of the guppy we can break it down into 2 categories, Adult and fry. Frys need … Read more
