Balloon Mollies, also known as Balloon Molly fish, are easy to keep and highly adaptable fish. They require specific conditions, such as an ideal tank size, water temperature, and live plants, to thrive and stay happy. It is recommended to…
The Blue King Tetra (Boehlkea fredcochui) is safe with most peaceful fish and can be intimidating to slower-moving or long-finned fish. It is extremely active, especially at feeding time. In a larger aquarium, the risk of harassing behavior is much…
The Red Zebra Mbuna is a territorial fish and can be aggressive towards other fish in their aquarium. However, they are considered to be more peaceful compared to other Cichlids. They have bright orange-red scales with faint traces of blue…
Molly fish mating involves the male transmitting sperm into the female using its gonopodium, chasing the female and pointing its gonopodium towards her belly. Molly fish do not form pairs, and the male may try to fertilize any mature female…
The Gold Claw Crab is a species of fiddler crab, known for its territorial behavior and burrowing habits. It is an omnivore and can be found in intertidal mud flats, lagoons, and swamps of Florida. Gold Claw Crabs are generally…
The Dracula Pleco, also known as the Vampire Pleco, is not very aggressive towards other fish but can become aggressive towards their own species. They prefer warm and slightly acidic water and are relatively tolerant to a wide range of…
Mystery Snail Parasites can only be detected and treated by a veterinarian, as there are no home remedies or DIY dewormers available. Snails can carry parasites such as trematodes that can be harmful to waterfowl. The parasites that cause schistosomiasis…
Pea puffers can live with shrimp, as they are unlikely to attack or eat them. Introduction To Pea Puffers And Shrimp Coexistence Pea puffers and shrimp can coexist peacefully in a tank. While pea puffers are carnivorous, they are unlikely…
The Grouper Catfish is a predatory fish that requires clean, well-balanced freshwater conditions to thrive in an aquarium. It is not picky about water chemistry parameters such as pH or hardness, but extremes should be avoided. While they can eat…
Angelfish kissing can occur for two reasons: mating or fighting. When angelfish lock their lips, they are either preparing to mate or showing dominance in a fight. This behavior can be difficult to distinguish, especially for inexperienced fishkeepers. Angelfish may…
