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🐟 Just though id show you our tanks are lovely and busy, with many different colours and species ready for their new home this weekend. 🐟
Asian rummy nose tetra
Best kept as a group in a well-furnished hard water aquarium. Colours improve with age and are best when both sexes are present. Prefers cooler temperatures.
Distribution: Inle Lake and parts of the Salween Basin, Myanmar.
Maximum Size : 4.5cm (1.8")
Temperature :15-25°C
Water Parameters: Hard, slightly alkaline water is essential.
pH: 7.0-8.0
Compatibility: Community with no long-finned fish
Lighting: No special requirements
Feeding: Flake, granules and frozen foods
The striking black stripes make zebra nerite snails one of the most beautiful freshwater snails commonly available to aquarists.
As well as being very decorative the Zebra nerite feeds almost exclusively on algae to the point where algae wafers may have to be fed to supplement the diminishing food supply, even the hard green algae that proves so difficult to remove is on the menu, however despite its appetite for the green stuff, these snails will not eat plants Making them an ideal addition to the planted aquarium.
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We are getting ready for the weekend 😀. It's our birthday, 🎂🎉.
When you finish watering the plants 20min before it starts raining 🌧️☔😄
The Glowlight Danio is an attractive little fish which is peaceful in nature and is suitable for cooler-water community aquaria which incorporate a good flow rate.
Naturally found only in the Irrawaddy River Basin, Northern Myanmar (Burma). Although most tropical fish actually available in stores are now captive bred.
This is a shoaling species which must be maintained in groups of six or more. Dense plant cover (including floating plants) is very much appreciated, along with an open-swimming area in the centre of the tank.
Glowlight Danios will do well with other peaceful fish of a similar size, but boisterous tankmates will cause these fish to become reclusive.
A diet of Flake, micropellets, and small frozen foods such as daphnia, Cyclops, and brineshrimp etc.
Snow cichlids
Maylandia estherae
These moderately aggressive cichlids are best kept crowded in a well-maintained aquarium with plenty of rockwork.
Maylandia estherae has a lake wide distribution and prefers rocky habitats with dense biofilm cover. There are several natural colour forms, the vast majority of populations
It belongs to the Mbuna group of cichlids.
The aquarium should be at least 4ft long and aquascaped to emulate a rocky reef effect with some open expanses of sand. Decor such as ocean rock can be used to build sturdy structures which stretch from the base of the tank to near the surface of the water. These structures should be built with the purpose of creating many crevices for the fish to explore but constructed in such a way so as to keep the rocks stable if the fish start to dig around and underneath them.
Although a substrate of coral sand or Aragonite is often recommended to help to keep the water hard and alkaline, Mbuna feel safer and show better colours over a darker substrate.
The diet should be primarily vegetarian. Foods rich in animal protein could cause Malawi Bloat, which can be fatal. A good quality Spirulina-based green flake should be mixed with a standard quality flake food, and offered along with appropriately sized granular foods specifically developed for Mbuna.
An occasional treat of Mysis shrimp can be given, but this should only be offered very occasionally.
Keep these prolific algae-eating shrimps away from predatory fish in a well-furnished aquarium. Intolerant of copper-based medication.
These shrimp are highly social creatures and are best kept in large colonies. They are suitable for aquariums containing communities of small, peaceful fish only, as larger tank mates will regard them as a snack.
Cherry shrimp are excellent algae eaters and will browse on many different algae types. Highly recommended for planted aquariums, they will not damage the plants, but instead, large groups of this species will keep the leaves free from algae.
Floating plants seem to be particularly favoured, and these shrimps can often be seen 'hanging around' in the plant cover near the water's surface.
Male fighters should be kept singly in a quiet, planted aquarium away from aggressive or long-finned tankmates. Short-finned forms are better suited to community tanks
Hand selected koi, our staff are always eager to share a bit of knowledge about our passion along the way.
We will try and pick out even the smallest koi for you. And our friendly staff are full of information we just love sharing with you about our favourite fish.
The other week a customer was asking for an update on my birds, said it was too long ago since I posted them and she was looking to show her daughter them.
Just for you here they are having breakfast this morning
We have both these fantastic canister filters running side by side on our demo tank. Both filters come complete with hoses and media. We also have all the replacement media and parts in stock when you need them.
Blagdon power safe switch box.
Weather proof
LED display when on and off
Yellow for power in
Individually fused
Tidy wireing
Making your outdoor areas safe from shorts an
Silent running nano air pump, sticks to the side of your aquariums and has a high output of bubbles. All you'll hear is the bubbles.
24k gold guppies now in. You can certainly see why they are called this.
#NewBreed #beautiful #tropicalfish
One of our lovely customers has been busy making us some gifts. Thank you for the lovely #gesture. I particularly like the fez. #thankyou #kindnessmatters #feelinggrateful
Horse face loach.
These guys are often buried in the sand but do a very good job keeping it turned over and free of excess food.
We have a few fish hidden in the sand in tanks 🐟🤣 try spot some when your next in store.