The Lamp Eye Rasbora, also known as the Emerald Eye Rasbora, is a small freshwater fish with green eyes. It grows up to 2 inches in size and is peaceful, making it suitable for community tanks. This species is a…
African dwarf frogs sing to attract mates or show their excitement during mating periods. Male frogs usually sing at night to attract female frogs. This behavior is an important part of their mating ritual. The Melodies Of African Dwarf Frogs…
Butterfly Halfmoon Betta Fish is a type of freshwater Betta fish known for its large, overlapping fins that resemble the wings of a butterfly. They are highly aggressive, particularly towards other male Bettas, and require a moderate level of care.…
The Rainbow Chiclid, also known as Herotilapia multispinosa, is a peaceful and colorful dwarf cichlid species from Central America that can be kept in a community tank with other medium-sized fish. Cichlids are widely recognized as some of the most…
The male Butterfly Betta is a highly aggressive fish, particularly towards other male Bettas of any variety. It is known for its beautiful fins and color. If he is placed in an aquarium with other male Bettas, they can fight…
Butterfly Betta, also known as Betta Splendens, is a popular choice for home aquariums due to its magnificent appearance. This tropical fish is bred to have a solid color pattern that extends into the base of its fins, creating a…
Sunset Gourami, also known as Trichogaster chuna, is a freshwater fish with a splendid rusty orange or brown coloration accented by turquoise. It is similar to the honey gourami and is known by various common names like red flame gourami…
Corduroy Fish are a popular type of community fish known for their peaceful disposition and ability to help keep your tank clean. They are relatively small and thrive in groups of six or more, and can be kept with a…
Panther Crabs are fully aquatic crabs that originate from Indonesia and can be kept in home aquariums. They are easy to care for and can live fully immersed in water. These crabs are non-aggressive and have relatively small claws. While…
African Dwarf frogs will eat snails, specifically baby snails, snail eggs, and tiny snails that can fit in their mouths. However, they are unable to eat larger snails with hard outer shells. This means that African Dwarf frogs can coexist…
