So you just came back from the pet store and got inspired to research stuff you can’t usually see there?
Freshwater Aquarium
Here you’ll discover a collection of detailed articles about topics concerning freshwater aquariums in general.
Some hot sub-categories that you might want to check out are my fish setup ideas and Betta fish guides.
Browsing through this section is recommended for both beginner and advanced aquarists.
You can also take a look at the general fish keeping guides.
So let me show you how to set up or improve your freshwater tank at home!
10 Types of Colorful African Cichlids
How to deal with a pest snail infestation in your aquarium?
Dealing with a snail infestation in your aquarium can be a daunting task, but it’s essential for maintaining a healthy aquatic environment. In this insightful post, I share firsthand experiences and practical advice on how to combat these unwelcome invaders. From manual removal techniques to setting up snail traps and introducing snail-eating fish, each method is carefully explained, offering priceless insights.
Ghost Shrimp Eggs 101
Molting Shrimp 101: What to Expect?
10 Freshwater Fish That Will Help Clean Your Tank
Are you fed up with the never-ending algal growth and debris polluting your aquarium? Well, so was I, until I included some freshwater fish that helped me clean the bottom and decor pieces in my tank.
12 Freshwater Fish for a BUSTLING 20-Gallon Tank
The popular saying, “size doesn’t matter” may sound appealing to some, but it certainly doesn’t hold any truth when it comes to aquarium sizes.
14 Small Pond Fish for Mini Water Gardens
How Much To Feed Pet Fish? (Best Practices)
Overestimating the meal sizes of our aquatic pets can seriously impact their well-being.
How Often to Feed Aquarium Fish? (Based on Their Diet)
The main question most new aquarists often have is how often to feed their fish. Figuring out how often to feed your fish may seem daunting, but you don’t need to worry; I’ve done the research on your behalf. What your fish eats depends on whether they’re omnivores, herbivores, or carnivores. You need to match the nutrition they get in their natural habitat to avoid feeding mistakes.