Love Fish Keeping

26/09/2024

Interested in the weird and wonderful world of musskippers? Join us at 9pm for a chat about just that!

In this week’s episode of Finatics Friday Coffee Date, we are thrilled to have Joakim Liman, a renowned expert on Mudskippers, as our special guest! Mudskipp...

19/09/2024

We are about to go live with this weeks guest Luiz Tencatt. This weeks talk will be mainly about Corysoras. Come join us.

Welcome to this exciting episode of Finatics Friday Coffee Date! This week, we’re thrilled to have Luiz Tencatt, a world-renowned Corydoradinae expert, as ou...

19/09/2024

We decided to open the website today for some feedback. It's still very low on content but new products will be added daily.

Check us out (again) at www.lovefishkeeping.co.uk

We have a lot of stock items in storage at present and will be doing various discounts and give aways leading up to Christmas so make sure to follow us here on Facebook to stay in the loop.

Love Fish Keeping

12/09/2024

Our website has been getting an update and will be back online soon.

To celebrate the new store we will be discounting many of our products to make way for some exciting new ranges.

Make sure to follow our page to find out when we are set to go live.

08/09/2024

Enjoy weekend with cleanly your Aquarium.

07/09/2024

02/09/2024

Happy Monday, everyone.

28/08/2024

"Start small" is a great aquarium tip for several reasons:

1. Easier to manage: Small tanks (less than 10 gallons) are simpler to maintain, making them perfect for beginners.

2. Lower costs: Smaller tanks require less equipment, substrate, and water, reducing initial and ongoing expenses.

3. Fewer fish: Small tanks can't support many fish, helping prevent overcrowding and reducing biological load.

4. Flexibility: Small tanks allow for easier changes and experimentation with different setups and species.

5. Space-saving: Small tanks fit perfectly in small spaces, such as desks or shelves.

6. Learning opportunity: Starting small helps you develop essential aquarium-keeping skills before moving to larger tanks.

Some popular small aquarium options include:

- Nano tanks (less than 5 gallons)
- Pico tanks (less than 1 gallon)
- Betta tanks (for single betta fish)

Remember, starting small allows you to gain experience and build confidence before moving to larger, more complex aquariums.

26/08/2024

Happy Monday, everyone.

25/08/2024

Happy weekend, everyone.

17/08/2024

Happy weekend, everyone.

12/08/2024

Happy Monday, everyone.

10/08/2024

Happy weekend , everyone.

01/08/2024

Badis fish, also known as Dwarf Chameleons or Badis Badis, are a fascinating species! Here are some interesting facts about them:

- Appearance: They have a unique, elongated body shape, with vibrant colors and patterns, reaching up to 1.5-2 inches (3.8-5 cm) in length.
- Habitat: Native to South Asia, they inhabit slow-moving waters with dense vegetation.
- Diet: Carnivorous, feeding on small invertebrates, plankton, and tiny fish.
- Behavior: Territorial and solitary, with complex social behaviors.
- Tank requirements: Minimum 10-gallon tank, soft to moderate water (pH 6.5-7.5), temperature 72-82°F (22-28°C).
- Breeding: Challenging to breed in captivity, but can be done with proper setup and care.
- Interesting fact: Badis fish have a unique "chameleon-like" ability to change color depending on their mood and environment!

Badis fish are a great choice for experienced aquarists looking for a unique and rewarding species to keep.