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Plecos will eat other fish, but only if they are already dead or dying. They will not actively hunt or eat live and healthy fish. If you want to prevent your pleco from eating other fish, make sure to provide…
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The Bellus Angelfish, also known as the ornate angelfish or bellus lyretail angelfish, is a reef-safe marine angelfish species found in the Indo-Pacific region. It is unique in the sense that it does not nip at soft and stony corals…
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Betta Veiltail Fish, commonly found in Austin, Texas, has an average lifespan of two to three years. Although bettas are known for their aggression, Veiltails tend to be more peaceful and can be compatible with other fish like guppies or…
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Dragon Goby Saltwater, also known as Banded Dragon Goby, is a reef-safe fish that can potentially deposit sand on clams or corals placed low in the aquarium. These fish have sharp teeth and are scavengers, feeding on small worms, snails,…
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Plecos typically take around five years to reach their full size, with faster growth occurring during the first year. However, growth slows down after the first year. The size of the tank can also impact the growth of plecos, as…
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The Albino Strawberry Peacock Cichlid is a semi-aggressive fish that requires proper male-to-female ratios and ample space to prevent territorial conflicts. It prefers live foods but can also accept frozen, flake, and pellet foods. This species lives in small groups…
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The Longfin Leopard Danio is a distinct variety of the Zebra Danio known for its mottled, spotted pattern and long flowing fins. It is a peaceful, active, and colorful fish that thrives in subtropical and tropical environments. Introduction To Longfin…
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Balloon Molly Fish is a peaceful and friendly breed that prefers to live in groups of at least two to three individuals in a tank. They are not difficult to care for and can adapt well to different environments. Balloon…
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Do Plecos eat fish?: Plecos do not eat live and healthy fish; they only eat fish that are dead or dying. However, during the breeding process, plecos may eat their own species.
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Hornwort aquarium plants, also known as Ceratophyllum demersum, are submerged, free-floating aquatic plants that are known for their fast growth and ability to oxygenate water. They are a popular choice for fish tanks and ponds due to their decorative appearance and their ability to clean the water and provide shelter for fish.
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