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Nothing sucks more than waking up one morning only to discover your Cory Catfish has died. But often enough there are no apparent reasons why this may have happened. So why did your cory catfish die suddenly? If it makes you feel any better, Cories dying suddenly is not uncommon. Most of these reported deaths … Read more
Some people have expressed interest in having amazon puffers with tank mates such as guppies, corydoras, and angels, But most specifically guppies. Can amazon puffers live with guppies and other slow swimming fish, or is it a bad idea? Amazon Puffer size and temperament To know how amazon puffers will react to other fish, we … Read more
It’s absolutely frightening the first time you see one of your Corydoras laying on its side at the bottom of the tank. Even an experienced and long-time owner of corydoras can be caught off-guard by this strange behavior, which can seem to come out of nowhere. So, what’s going on and what should you do … Read more
You might have recently noticed your African clawed frog has started to look a little plump, Or perhaps it’s swollen up to the size of a small balloon. Could it be African clawed frog bloat? African Clawed Frog Bloat is a common problem among these frogs, but with the right treatment, it can be cleared … Read more
Why are my pictus catfish swimming against the glass? Is this something that you need to worry about? One of the most interesting behaviors that you may observe with your pictus catfish is swimming against the glass. Some people may worry that this means something is wrong with their fish. This article will explain the … Read more
How fast do common plecos grow? If you planning on upgrading your tank down the line to accommodate a larger pleco, you’ll want to know an answer to this question. Luckily we have a pretty straightforward answer for you. How fast do common plecos grow? In general, A common pleco can grow between 1/4 inch … Read more
Bristlenose Pleco and Goldfish do they make good tankmates? Bristlenoses are one of the most popular freshwater fish in the aquarium trade, right alongside goldfish. So it’s no surprise that some people would like to mix the two in the same tank. But are they compatible with each other as tankmates, or will there be … Read more
You may be wondering if adding a bristlenose pleco to your planted tank is a good idea. Bristlenose plecos are common inhabitants of planted tanks and they do a great job of keeping the tank clean. They are also known to eat algae, so you may be wondering do bristlenose plecos eat plants as well? … Read more
Time to decorate the new bristlenose tank? Plants, check, Substrate? Check. Wait, Do bristlenose plecos need driftwood? It’s an important consideration if you’re trying to provide a natural habitat for your fish. Let’s get started. Does a pleco need driftwood? Yes, Bristlenose plecos and other plecos need driftwood. Plecos enjoy grazing on the wood as … Read more
A Bristlenose Pleco is a common name for the Hypostomus plecostomus fish. They are a type of suckerfish that is often kept as a tank cleaner. They are generally hardy fish, but there are some things that can cause them to die. So why do my bristlenose plecos keep dying? This article will discuss some … Read more
