Freshwater Aquarium

As hobbyists, we know how it feels when passing by a beautiful fish tank full of healthy, unique fish.

It goes without saying that whether a fish is beautiful or not, it first needs to be friendly to others in order to qualify as a good addition for a crowded

To flourish, freshwater aquatic plants need a good source of light and an extensive palette of nutrients. For the latter, there must be some sort of planted

From the very start, as a beginner in fishkeeping, I've always had my eyes wide open for new compelling swimming pet buddies. I was trying to find the best and coolest possible fish combination to

Will the fish completely destroy the plants or they will only nibble on them from time to time? What fish species we need to avoid in planted tanks at all?

Written By: Chris (@shrimpery) If you're like most aquarium hobbyists, you probably grew up with a childhood aquarium that had a standard river gravel substrate. I personally never really thought about other types of substrate in the aquarium until I got into the planted side of things when I first learned about aquasoils and aquarium sand. Since then, I’ve made many mistakes in terms of aquarium substrate selection and layout. Here are some tips that will help you avoid making the same...

As hobbyists, we know how it feels when passing by a beautiful fish tank full of healthy, unique fish.

Generally, there are different kinds of dwellers in aquariums – bottom, middle, and top dwellers. They make diverse vibrant fish tanks. Specifically in this article, we will get deep into the midwater fish for freshwater aquariums. If you have ever been on the horns of a dilemma when selecting middle dwellers for your aquarium, just continue reading.

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If you happen to be someone wondering what type of fish you should get and are ready to try something different, then freshwater aquarium sharks are for you. Don’t worry, these are not going to bite, well not until they grow, of course.