German Blue Ram Stats Minimum Tank Size: 29 Gallons (110 Liters) Care Level: Difficult Water Conditions: PH 4.0-7-0 Soft to Moderately Hard Temperature: 78-85°F (25-29°C) Maximum Size: 2 inches (5 cm) The German blue ram cichlid (Mikrogeophagus ramirezi), is a small freshwater fish known for its vibrant colours. It is sold under many names: blue ram, Asian ram, … [Read more...] about German Blue Ram – The Complete Care Guide for German Blue Rams
The Best Angelfish Tank Mates
Angelfish are both beautiful and fascinating, and if there was one fish people would most associate with the freshwater fishkeeping hobby, it would probably be these fish. Their round bodies and triangular fins are almost instantly recognizable, and their interactive behavior has made them hobbyist favorites around the globe. And while many fishkeepers are content to keep … [Read more...] about The Best Angelfish Tank Mates
Red Crystal Shrimp – A Complete Guide to Their Care
Quick Stats Minimum Tank Size 10 Gallons (37 Liters) Care Level: Difficult Water Conditions: PH 5.8-7.4 Soft to Moderately Hard Temperature: 71-77°F (22-25°C) Maximum Size: 1.2 inches (3 cm) The red crystal shrimp (Caridina cf. cantonesnsis var. Crystal Red Shrimp) is a popular and stunning freshwater dwarf shrimp, that is rapidly becoming one of the most popular shrimp … [Read more...] about Red Crystal Shrimp – A Complete Guide to Their Care
Red Cherry Shrimp – The Care, Feeding, and Breeding of Red Cherry Shrimp
Quick Stats Minimum Tank Size: 5 Gallons (19 Liters) Care Level: Easy Water Conditions: PH 6.5-.7.0 Moderately Hard Temperature: 60-80°F (16-27°C) Maximum Size: 1.5 inches (3.8 cm) Red cherry shrimp (Neocaridina denticulate sinenis) are a peaceful and attractive freshwater shrimp, easily ranking among the most useful invertebrates you can add to an aquarium. The … [Read more...] about Red Cherry Shrimp – The Care, Feeding, and Breeding of Red Cherry Shrimp
Why You’re Probably Overfeeding Your Fish (And What to Do About It)
While fish make amazing pets, they aren’t exactly known for their interactive nature. Sure, they may look attractive in a perfectly aquascaped aquarium, but for the most part, they rarely do more than swim around peacefully and maybe peck at the occasional spec of algae. But all that changes at mealtime for the fish. They become more shameless than a hungry puppy, begging at … [Read more...] about Why You’re Probably Overfeeding Your Fish (And What to Do About It)