Are you looking for a cute, hardy fish that can help you manage the algae in your tank? What about a friendly, small fish that may quickly become a favorite? If that sounds like something you’re interested in, look no further than the Panda Garras. Read on to learn more about Panda Garras and why […]
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Red Terror Cichlids are a brightly colored fish that are not only a beautiful fish to keep, but an interesting one as well. Red Terror Cichlids come from South American waters where they hunt for prey along the river’s edge. These fish can grow rather large, but seldom do they reach their maximum potential in captivity.
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Spotted Moray Eel (Gymnothorax moringa) can be very interesting creatures and are like “living fossils” due to a lack of scales and a boney figure. They are truly gorgeous, colorful creatures that have rightfully earned their place in the coral reef environment. Spotted Moray Eel Habitat Spotted morays inhabit tropical waters saltwater extending from North
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The Thai Micro Crab (Limnopilos naiyanetr), also known as the False Spider Crab, is a tiny, fully aquatic, crustacean! A fully aquatic organism is one that spends its entire lifespan submerged under water. Thai Micro Crabs were first discovered in 1991. They are endemic to Tha Chin River in the Nakhon Pathom Province of Thailand. To date, Tha Chin River is the only body of water where these tiny freshwater creatures have been found. There, they inhabit the roots of river plants called hyacinth.
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Do you love keeping tropical fish as a hobby? If so, you’ll want to learn all about the Threadfin Rainbowfish. With their bright colors and lively personalities, they are sure to bring a touch of happiness to your home. Our guide will provide everything you need to know to keep your Threadfin Rainbowfish healthy and
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The Vampire Crab is a unique tank pet that is different from the rest. Although they do not drink blood as their name suggests, Vampire Crabs are creatures of the night with nocturnal habits. This crustacean is unique because they are a semi-terrestrial species, living on the land and in the water. The Vampire Crab
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Mystery Snail (Pomacea bridgesii) are one of the most popular freshwater snails among aquarium hobbyists. They originate from South America, with the most abundant populations existing in Peru, Paraguay, Brazil, and Bolivia. Due to their hardy and prolific nature, Mystery Snails are an invasive species in some parts of the world. The Mystery Snail is
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Blue Tetra (Boehlkea fredcochui), also known as Cochu’s Blue Tetra, is a tropical fish that is native to the Amazon Basin. Not to be confused with the Blue Tetra (Knodus borki) of Peru, Cochu’s Blue Tetra is found in rivers and streams throughout Colombia and Brazil. The Cochu’s Blue Tetra is a smaller species of
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Boesemani Rainbowfish (Melanotaenia boesemani), also known as Boseman’s Rainbowfish, is a freshwater fish part of the Melanotaeniidae family. It is native to Asia – specifically the Ayamaru Lakes of West Papua, Indonesia, where its numbers are currently dwindling. Also known as the bi-color rainbowfish, the boesemani rainbowfish has two distinct colors, with its front colors
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Bleeding Heart Tetras (Hyphessobrycon Erythrostigma) are a strikingly colored fish. These fish can be identified just by looking at their coloration. Bleeding Heart Tetras have a blood red spot near their pectoral fins, as well as a black and white patch near their dorsal fin. Bleeding Heart Tetras have lighter colored bodies that range in color from orangish-beige to a silvery-lavender shade.
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