Fish Population – Stocking Guidelines for the Aquarium
Stocking an aquarium with fish requires some considerations. Choose compatible species and avoid overpopulating the aquarium.
Stocking an aquarium with fish requires some considerations. Choose compatible species and avoid overpopulating the aquarium.
New tank syndrome is a common challenge many new aquarium owners face after initial setup of a fish tank. Learn how to overcome it.
Without a doubt, the water change is the most important part of aquarium maintenance. But can the aquarium water change have negative effects on the fish tank?
How can you maintain a crystal clear aquarium? Ok, so maybe it’s not a secret, but what we know and don’t know determines the success or failure of our aquarium.
We can’t determine pH, ammonia, or other parameters just by looking at the aquarium. However, if we know what to look for, fish behavior can indicate specific problems.
Anyone who has ever attempted to catch a fish in the aquarium knows this can be a challenging and frustrating task. Try this.
Maintaining a nano tank has its own specific challenges. The smaller the aquarium, the greater the need for accuracy when maintaining and caring for fish.
Learn more about aquarium pH, what it means for aquarium fish, and how to make safe adjustments. A stable pH is very important for fish health.
With all the aquarium fish food offerings available, it’s easy to get confused about what food is right for your fish. Learn more about fish foods here.
Avoid these common fish keeping and aquarium problems. When problems do arise, know how to easily identify and correct them.
Budget, available space, and personal preference determines the size of our aquarium. For the beginner however, the right size aquarium can simplify fish keeping.
Most fish keepers don’t think too much about the oxygen on the aquarium. Low oxygen levels are uncommon in healthy fish tanks. Review more aquarium oxygen facts here.