Fish Species

If you’re familiar with kissing gourami, which I guess most of you are, you probably know there most well-known behavior. Two gouramis gets nose to … Read more

The Boesemani Rainbowfish is not only an attractive species but one that seem to put on quite the light show while swimming around tank. Red … Read more

Annual killies like Golden Wonder, however, are typicaly the first annual fish kept by an aquarium hobbyist. These small colorful tropical African cyprinodontids has iridescent … Read more

Nano tanks gets a bad rap. They’re notorious for being finicky because water parameters changes a lot. One careless mistake can wipe out your entire … Read more

When most of us start keeping fish, we stick with the norm; tropical fish. You grab a 20 gallon, plop some neon tetras inside and … Read more

In your tank containing Sparkling Gouramis, you might notice a very distinctive, rhythmic croaking noise. It almost sound like a cricket or tiny frog. If … Read more

When reading most guides, they’ll tell you maze fish such as gouramis requires lots of water volume. Long, slow moving rivers filled with dense vegetation; … Read more

There’s the familiar look. The wide-eyed stare, the person looking into tank at the pet store. This time it is a discus fish that has … Read more

These little guys are hardy. With beautifull blue eyes and iridescent stripes, they’re called Blue Eye Rainbowfish, yet many hobbyists hesitate to keep them because … Read more

A slow-graceful, pale pearl gourami catches eye because of its pearlescent sheen in the light. It’s a beautiful yet quiet fish that attracts most newcomers … Read more