What is it about fish and underwater creatures that we find so fascinating? Or should we say, what is it about them that isn’t fascinating? Everything about aquatic critters seems to captivate us—from the way they look to the way they move. You gotta admit, they’re a little mysterious… and even frightening at times. But whatever we might think about fish as pets, is there anything more relaxing then gazing intendedly at our fishy friends and just letting the world go by?
Betta fish, also known as Siamese fighting fish, are among the most popular and visually striking aquatic pets you can own. Their vibrant colors and flamboyant fins make them a captivating addition to any home or office. While they are often marketed as low-maintenance pets suitable for small bowls or vases, […]
Read moreDiscus cichlids are beautiful, freshwater, tropical fish that many new pet owners think are difficult to care for. However, this is really a myth, and discus fish are generally easy to care for when owners are educated on how to set up their tanks properly. What Size Tank Do You […]
Read moreFive Reef-Safe Algae Eaters Do you have a reef tank? If you do, you probably know how annoying algae can be. Algae can make your tank look dirty, smelly and ugly. It can also harm your corals and other tank inhabitants by taking away their nutrients, light and space. But […]
Read moreAngelfish are the perfect pet option for many home aquarists. These fish are well-known for their graceful gliding, bright colors and elegant appearance. They are easy to keep and are also ideal for beginners. For anyone who wishes to keep angelfish or learn more about the fish, this Q and […]
Read moreOscar fish are one of the most popular cichlids among both new and veteran fishkeepers alike. While there are over 2,000 varieties of cichlids found throughout tropical climates like South America and the Amazon River, Oscars are often the top pick. They’re frequently cross-bred to create new and unique varieties, […]
Read moreIf you currently keep or plan to keep tropical fish, chances are you will need to heat your aquarium. Tropical fish prefer a tank with a temperature between 78 to 80 degrees Fahrenheit, which is typically above room temperature for most homes and offices. Without a tank heater, your fish […]
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