Recognizing the signs of impending birth in your ghost shrimp can initially seem like navigating a maze. However, fear not, for in this comprehensive guide, we detail everything you need to know about fertilized ghost shrimp eggs with clarity and simplicity.
When I first encountered these fish in a documentary about the deadliest foods, I immediately got enthralled by their fatal charm.
If you’ve ever kept shrimp as pets, then you’ve probably noticed they undergo a process known as molting. In layman’s terms, molting means that shrimp basically shed their exterior shell at certain periods in their life cycle.
Most marine organisms require a large amount of space to thrive. Despite this, I was still able to dig up some of the best saltwater fish species that can be housed in a smaller 20-gallon tank. Some of these saltwater fish ideas can even be included in a nano reef setup and are beginner-friendly in terms of care.
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.
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.
After overcoming the initial hurdles of setting up your first aquarium, you begin to notice a strange yet compelling force that beckons you to buy another tank.
Overestimating the meal sizes of our aquatic pets can seriously impact their well-being.
When you’re limited by the size of your tank, you’re forced to find creative solutions to the challenges you face.
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.