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88Aquarium Giants: Which Fish Get HUGE?
by wychic
It's easy for people looking at the wide selection of fish at the pet store to be tempted to buy a fish they don't know much about because they like the looks of it; unfortunately this can often lead to... published 9 months ago
84Keeping Corydoras catfish
by I Ramjohn
With 150 formally described species, and perhaps more than a hundred undescribed species, the genus Corydoras offers great possibilities for fish keepers. All species are easy to keep, relatively undemanding... published 8 months ago
82Where To Place Your Fish Tank
by RenaSherwood
You don't want a tank that your floor can't hold up. You're getting a fish tank! That's great! You are entering a hobby full of relaxation, wonder and neat gizmos. But first, you have to figure out where in... published 12 months ago
79Freshwater Tropical Fish Compatibility
by randyith
Buying Tropical Fish OnlineControlling and monitoring the aquarium temperature is important in order to keep tropical fish healthy. One may use the Reef One heater stand to help the aquarium heater securely... published 6 weeks ago
78How To Do Water Changes For Freshwater Tanks
by RenaSherwood
If scientists need to do water changes for their fish, so do you. Weekly water changes are vital to the health and well being of any and all wet pets you have. Unlike in their natural homes, wastes and bad... published 12 months ago
78List of Tropical Fish for Freshwater Aquariums
by Whitney05
When setting up a freshwater aquarium, you want to make sure that you understand which fish will get along. The last thing that you want to do is have your tank proper set up and acclimated, and then a few... published 3 months ago
76Keeping Otocinclus catfish
by I Ramjohn
Otocinclus, the dwarf suckermouth catfish, is a very popular algae-eating catfish. The seventeen species of Otocinclus (often called Otos) are very popular for algae control. Unlike their large cousins, the... published 8 months ago
74Discus Fish
by organized living
The Discus fish is a chiclid native to the Amazon Basin. Discus, in nature, fall into three species, common discus, The Heckel discus and the tarzoo discus. The discus derives its name from its circular shape... published 5 months ago
73My Kick-Ass Aquarium
by Aquarium-Fish-Guy
Aquarium Care, Tropical Fish Care, at Thesmileyfish.com An Insider's Guide to Aquarium Care, Fish Tank Setup and Tropical Fish CareTerrific-Tropical-Aquarium-Fish 10 Simple Guidelines for Creating a Great... published 9 months ago
71The Cost of Ownership: What You Owe to Your Pet
by wychic
Having worked with animals most of my life I'm constantly surprised at how easily many people enter into a big commitment...specifically, adopting a new pet. Thinking back I can remember many summer days... published 9 months ago
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