Category: Care Guides

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March 20, 2022
Peacock Cichlid 101: Facts, Characteristics & Care Guide (2024)

The scientific name for this fish is Amatitlania nigrofasciata. The common name for this species is Peacock Cichlid, which is derived from its vibrant blue color and large dorsal fin. The peacock cichlid is a very interesting species of fish that has become very popular in the last decade. It grows to be about 4 […]

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March 20, 2022
Black Ghost Knife Fish 101: Best Detailed Guide & More (2024)

The scientific name for Black Ghost Knife Fish is Chitala Chautala (Hamilton, 1822). They are also commonly referred to as Spotted Spiny Eel or Clown Mastacembelus. There are a few common names for members within the genus of Chitala, but most of those common names are now considered invalid. However, one name can still be […]

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March 19, 2022
Twig Catfish (Farlowella acus) 101: Best Detailed Care Guide (2024)

Twig Catfish (Farlowella acus) are a very interesting group that is rapidly gaining interest in the hobby. Their aggressive nature, unique behavior, and imposing size make for an amazing showpiece species. However, catching one of these elusive ‘cats can be extremely difficult, especially given their nocturnal habits (it’s not uncommon to do over fifty dives […]

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February 23, 2022
Tiger Shovelnose Catfish 101: Best Detailed Guide (June 2024)

Tiger Shovelnose Catfish, also called the Chiselnose Catfish, are nocturnal species of catfish that inhabit the Ganges River basins of India and Bangladesh. This is a rare fish that has only been known from three preserved specimens found in museums worldwide. Informally they are called Tiger Shovelnose Catfish because of the markings on their heads, […]

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February 23, 2022
Rubber Lip Pleco 101: Best Detailed Care Guide (2024 June)

Rubber lip Pleco is also called Rubberlips, Rubber Lips, rubber lip. These fish are known as Peckoltia Vittata in the scientific community. These are small catfish that are native to the Brazilian Amazon area. They are generally peaceful creatures that will coexist with most other non-aggressive fish. Many different types of Peckoltia Vittata vary in […]

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February 3, 2022
Ghost Shrimp 101: Best Detailed Care Guide (June 2024)

Ghost shrimp are tiny creatures that look like small versions of tiger shrimp. They have a transparent body with pink bands that fade into yellow, which gives them their name. There are several different species of ghost shrimp, but the most common one is Caridina multidentata. These creatures can adapt to almost any environment, so […]

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February 3, 2022
Green Neon Tetra 101: Fun Facts, Breeding, Care Guide & All | 2024

The Green Neon Tetra is one of the most popular small fish kept in aquariums around the world. While it’s not an undemanding fish, many other tetras can be kept with it successfully. However, if you are looking for a fish that is colorful and interesting, the Green Neon Tetra should be high on your […]

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January 24, 2022
Red Empress Cichlid 101: Best Care Guide (June 2024)

The red empress cichlid (Petrochromis formula) was discovered in the southern end of Lake Tanganyika by German biologists during the first half of the 20th century. It was categorized as the Petrochromis formula in 1955, though other names are known to be used (see “Synonyms” section). The red empress cichlids are relatively unknown outside their […]

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January 21, 2022
Celestial Pearl Danio 101: Best Care Guide (June 2024)

Celestial Pearl Danio can live up to 10 years or more if proper care is provided for them. They were first found in Asia and widely used in Asia countries as ornamental fish. Celestial Pearl Danio has a hard time surviving in captivity, so the supply of this rare species is very limited. They are […]

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January 21, 2022
Assassin Snail 101: All You Need To Know (June 2024)

The assassin snail is a small, dark-colored snail that can be found in aquariums all over the world. This species of snail is known for its voracious appetite and its ability to consume other snails and fish. Assassin snails are scavengers by nature, and they will eat just about anything that they can fit into […]

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