The Bumblebee Catfish is a freshwater Catfish from South America. While most Catfish are known for their algae eating ability, this one gets by on their appearance and personality alone. However, they do make an excellent live in exterminator for Read More →
The Vampire Shrimp is very different from other freshwater shrimp. This filter feeder uses their feathery fans to catch tiny particles drifting in the water column. While their name may sound scary, the critter itself is certainly not. Vampire Shrimp Read More →
The Cory Catfish is one of the most famous bottom dwellers that you can keep in a freshwater aquarium. They are famed for their small size and beginner friendliness. With over 100 different species available, each one is just a Read More →
Tiger Barbs have beautiful sparkling scales with uncommon color combinations and an exciting personality to boot. You can find them in a myriad of color variations too. Because of this they are one of the best additions you can make Read More →
Crystal Red Shrimp are a beautiful Variety of Bee Shrimp. Their defining feature is their stunning red and white banded pattern. They also happen to make wonderful algae cleaners! However, caring for this critter comes with a few challenges. If Read More →
The Amano Shrimp is widely considered one of the best algae cleaners. It is hardier than most other freshwater shrimp and can settle into temperate or tropical habitats. These dwarf shrimp may not not look the biggest, but they do Read More →
There are very few saltwater fish as famous as the Clownfish. This adorable reef dweller gets lots of attention in movies, professional reef aquariums and popular culture. However, if you are used to freshwater fish then this species brings new Read More →
Did you know that there are over 20,000 species of fish in the sea. Over 2000 of these species have made it to the aquarium hobby. Not only are saltwater fish usually more active they are also some of the Read More →
Beautiful aquariums are not always the biggest. Some of the most versatile and beginner friendly tanks are actually small. The 30 gallon fish tank in particular is perfect for beginners. These tanks have less limitations compared to smaller nano tanks. Read More →
A 125 gallon aquarium is perfect for beginners and experienced aquarists alike. Although they are commonly considered to be harder to maintain, this is not necessarily true. When it comes to stocking a fish tank of this size, there are Read More →
A 40 Gallon Fish Tank is a great choice for a beginner. You can keep a wide variety of fish in this tank. It is the perfect size for your first community tank and is also brilliant for keeping singular Read More →
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