Neon Tetra Disease, How To Spot It And Stop The Spread
If you have some neon tetras that are gradualy turning white instead of blue, then something serious are wrong with your tank. Usually, this indicate … Read more
If you have some neon tetras that are gradualy turning white instead of blue, then something serious are wrong with your tank. Usually, this indicate … Read more
Note: Grindal worms live on surface of their growing medium; the amount of volume in your container is not as important than its surface area. … Read more
When you purchase tetras, you have the option of purchasing either Neon Tetra or Cardinal Tetra. Both appear harmless. Both offer a promise of a … Read more
Many reef and densely stocked fish tanks suffers from high nitrates. You provide food for the livestock so they grows and do well, but the … Read more
When you leave your fish alone, you get anxious about them. You’ve packed up. Double-checked the locks. You realized your fish won’t feed themselves. Freedom … Read more
When you get back from a short trip and realize there’s water perilously near the skimmer cup drain; yeah, you know the panic. But the … Read more
Yes, the Blind Cave Tetra‘s eyes is concealed under its skin. On the surface, this seems like a handicap for a species in the age … Read more
Breeding tetras are doable if you have an isolated tank for this purpose only. If not, there will be fish in your community tanks that … Read more
Most aquariums has elevated levels of nitrates, a stressor, despite good-looking fish. Unlike an ammonia spike which harms instantly, nitrate damage slowly by weakening immune … Read more
Suddenly your phosphate level begin to creep back up again. You look at water parameters in your tank. Again? How did that happen? Everything has … Read more