Month: March 2014

The Care And Feeding Of Freshwater Angelfish

Angelfish Quick Care Facts: Environment: Tropical 77-82F (25-30C) pH: 6 – 7 KH: No data found yet Diet: Omnivorous Breeding: Egg Layers Angelfish are a freshwater fish of the family Cichlidae, originally from river basins in South America. The cichlid... Continue reading →

Care Guide For Trigger Fish

Trigger Fish Quick Care Facts: Environment: Tropical. Water temperature 72-78 degrees Fahrenheit pH: 8.1-8.4 KH: 8-12 Diet: Carnivore Breeding: Egg layers The trigger fish is a tropical reef fish that is among the hardiest of species. It does well and... Continue reading →

Take Care Of Your Goldfish

Goldfish Quick Care Facts: Environment: Non-Tropical 20 °C – 22 °C (68 °F – 72 °F) pH: 6.5-8.25 KH: 70 to 120ppm Diet: Omnivorous Breeding: Egg-layer The budding fish enthusiast usually starts with a goldfish. Such fish are colorful, relatively easy to care for,... Continue reading →

Caring For Your False Clownfish

False Clownfish Quick Care Facts: Environment: Tropical 75 – 81°F (24 — 27°C) pH: 8 to 8.4 KH: 8.0-11.0 Diet: Omnivorous Breeding: Egg layers The common clownfish, otherwise known as the false clownfish, the false percula clownfish,  anemonefish, and the... Continue reading →

The Lionfish Care Guide

Lionfish Quick Care Facts: Environment: Tropical 72-82°F (22-28°C) pH: 8.1 to 8.4 KH: 1.020 – 1.025 Diet: Carnivorous Breeding: Egg layers Lionfish are some of the most impressive aquarium fish around, growing up to 15 inches in length. They also... Continue reading →

Guide To Keeping Betta Fish

Betta Quick Care Facts Environment: Warm Tropical (77-86°) pH: 6.0 to 7.8 KH: 1.0 to 2.0 Diet: Primarily carnivorous but can eat some vegetables Breeding: Egg layers Home Aquarium Environment for Betta Betta, or Siamese fighting fish are freshwater creatures... Continue reading →

Caring For Your Discus

Discus Quick Care Facts: Environment: Tropical 80 – 86°F (27 – 30°C) pH: 7.0 KH: 8.0 Diet: Omnivorous Breeding: Egg layers Discus are a breed of fish from the cichlid genus. They are native to the Amazon River basin and... Continue reading →

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