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13/12/2022

The Yangtze River Basin in China is home to the freshwater species known as the Chinese high fin shark. Chinese high fin banded shark, Chinese banded shark, Chinese sailfin sucker, topsail sucker, and other names have all been used to advertise the species. We can use its scientific name, Myxocyprinus asiaticus, to prevent naming ambiguity. They are shy, huge freshwater fish, not genuine sharks, despite their intriguing name.

Learn everything about Chinese high fin shark including their diet, lifespan, behaviour and breeding information.

13/12/2022

A Plakat Betta is a less well-known variant of the well-known Betta fish. Plakat betta fish resemble their wild counterparts considerably more because of their thicker build and less noticeable tail. Plakat Bettas, which are unique to the Mekon basin of Cambodia, Vietnam, and Thailand, are most prevalent in the Chao Phraya River in Thailand.

Read everything about Plakat Betta, including their diet, natural habitat, tankmates, ideal water conditions, and breeding information.

13/12/2022

Can you really eat goldfish!???? Nooooo!!!!!

Can you eat goldfish? Are they tasty or even healthy to consume? Read this article to find out a surprising answer!

22/10/2022

This cichlid is recognized for having gorgeous, vibrant colors. Despite being a Hap, the Taiwanese Reef has a body that is wider and shorter than those of other Haps, giving it a more cichlid-like appearance. Their bodies are usually red, blue, and yellow, with a white dorsal fin and crown of their heads. The a**l and pelvic fins are covered in red. The white-blue blaze on their heads can help you tell them apart from other species.

Read about Taiwan Reef Cichlid, including how to form their natural habitat, feeding and breeding tips, ideal water conditions, and more.

22/10/2022

Both inexperienced and seasoned aquarists should think about conserving the brilliantly colored Hyphessobrycon sweglesi, also referred to as the Red Phantom Tetra. Since they are shoaling fish, these lovely tetra fish must be kept in group aquariums.

If you want to add a colorful fish to your aquarium that takes little upkeep, the Red Phantom Tetra might be the perfect choice. They complement planted tanks quite nicely. They do, however, have some basic needs, just like other tetra species, despite being a hardy species.

Read everything about Red Phantom Tetra including diet, lifespan, water conditions, tankmates, tank size, breeding, and diseases.

22/10/2022

The engineer goby, Pholidychtys luecotaenia, has a black body with a white straight stripe. Engineer Gobies go by several names, including Convict Goby and Convict Blenny. The identification of these rare species is made more difficult by the fact that Priolepis nocturna, another fish, also goes by the name Convict Blenny. This fish is not a true goby, either. They are quite calm and robust. They can be housed with other peaceful fish in an environment with reef tanks, but in smaller tanks, they might become aggressive toward certain blennies, gobies, or dartfish.

A Comprehensive Guide into caring the Engineer Goby including water conditions, tank requirements, feeding habits, diseases and breeding.

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Due to their striking colors and unique body shape, Red Empress Cichlid is a favorite among aquarium enthusiasts. Also known as Spindle Hap/Cichlids (Protomelas taeniolatus), these fish originated from the waters of Lake Malawi in Africa. When you take one look at them, it’s easy to see why they have such a catchy name.

The comprehensive guide to Red Empress Cichlid. Read about this vibrant colored fish's temperament, diet, care, diseases and much more.

05/01/2022

Many experienced flowerhorn keepers choose Kamfa flowerhorn over other types of flowerhorns. This is because Kamfas possess traits that make them very desirable. Although they are the most difficult to groom, they are extremely rewarding, and many experienced flowerhorn keepers feel that the work is worth it.

Read everything you need to know about the Kamfa Flowerhorn including their physical traits, temperament, what to feed, and how to care for.

05/01/2022

Polar blue parrot cichlid is also known as polar blue cichlid or polar parrot cichlid. They are thought to be a hybrid made by mixing the Convict cichlid and parrot cichlid. A lot of online sources support this theory. But there’s no actual evidence that these fish have been made as a hybrid, even if it’s true then there’s no scientific or documented evidence supporting that they were a product of cross-breeding the convicts and parrot cichlids. So we must keep an open mind about the origin of polar blue cichlids. However, the appearance of this fish does somewhat supports the theory of the convict and parrot cichlid hybrid.

Polar Blue Parrot Cichlid is a cute compact bodied fish. Polar Parrot is indeed a beginner's fish. They are very easy to care for and breed.