Dwarf Rasbora are small shoaling fish that are native to slow-moving blackwater environments in Southeast Asia. These timid fish are best suited to a species-specific aquarium since they can be easily stressed when living with other incompatible species. If they are placed with other species, tank mates should be carefully selected. Other small fish with […]
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The Black Belt Cichlid is a striking and somewhat aggressive Central American Cichlid. They feature a black band encircling their mid-section and red coloration on their caudal fins and chin. Selecting suitable tank mates can be challenging as this species can be aggressive and often sees smaller fish as food. It can be best to
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Phoenix Moss (Fissidens Fontanus) is a freshwater aquatic moss. It is a fluffy, green plant that will attach and grow on many surfaces. It can grow into a large mat to provide refuge for fry fish and shrimp. It can also be a grazing surface for shrimp. It gets its Latin name from its appearance.
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Black Phantom Tetras can make a great addition to any freshwater tank. Their unique color will make them a focal point. Black Phantom Tetras are also hardy fish species, which means they’re easier to care for than other fish species. But that rugged nature doesn’t mean they should be neglected; they still need to be
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Jaguar Cichlids is a species of Central American Cichlid, and they are one of the most popular cichlids for home aquariums. But despite their popularity, some beginning aquarists may be intimidated by them. A fully grown Jaguar Cichlid can sometimes grow to be nearly 2 feet. That’s a size that not many home aquarists can
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Common Name Arrow Crab / Yellow Line Arrow Crabs Scientific Name Stenorhynchus Seticornis Origin Ocean / Coral Reefs Temperature 72F – 78F Water pH 8.1 to 8.4 Size 2.5 inches Diet Omnivorous Arrow Crab Facts Arrow Crabs are nocturnal and this means that they sleep during the day and are most active at night. Arrow
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Frogspawn Coral (Euphyllia divisa) is a large polyp stony coral and is one of the most popular options in saltwater reef aquariums. The most important part of keeping Frogspawn Coral is ensuring your tank conditions are at the proper levels. If you don’t set up your tank correctly, then you won’t get the most out
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Common Name Buenos Aires Tetra Scientific Name Hyphessobrycon Anisitsi Origin South America / Southeastern Coastline Temperature 64F to 82F Water pH 5.8 to 8.5 Size up to 3 inches Food & Diet Omnivorous Buenos Aires Tetra Facts The Buenos Aires Tetra gets its name from the capital city of Argentina. A distinctive black diamond shaped
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The Featherfin Catfish (Synodontis Euptera) is a species of catfish of the Mochokidae family, originally found in rivers and lakes of Central Africa, such as the White Nile river. These rivers have a rocky bottom, with an abundance of driftwood, large roots, and crevices, perfect for the Featherfin Catfish to hide from predators and scavenge
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Blue Velvet Shrimp (Neocaridina davidi) have become a popular aquarium shrimp among many aquarists in recent years. It’s not difficult to see why since they are awesome pet shrimp. They have beautiful coloration and are hardy, easily bred, and readily available in most countries. But when considering purchasing this critically endangered species, like many other
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