Category: Freshwater

Considered an invasive species and a great addition to freshwater aquariums, Moneywort (Bacopa Monnieri) is also known as Water Hyssop. It also has been traditionally believed to have cognitive …

Tadpoles aren’t exclusive to frogs. Salamanders, toads, and other amphibians also hatch tadpoles. They’re the larvae stage of these amphibians that hatch in the water and eventually undergo metamorphosis …

Sharing is caring! The Nicaragua cichlid is sometimes also known as the ‘Macaw Cichlid’. Why? These cichlids have the potential to be some of the most colorful members of …

Sharing is caring! Chocolate cichlids, otherwise known as ‘emerald cichlids’ are a lesser-known but intriguing large South American cichlid. Sometimes compared to Severum cichlids or Oscars, chocolate cichlids are …

Sharing is caring! Duncan corals are one of the easier Large Polyp Stony corals to keep, making them extremely popular with reef hobbyists. This guide explains how to care …

Known as the Water Goldfinch, the Pristella Tetra (X-Ray Tetra), is a small freshwater fish that has an acute sense of hearing. Being omnivorous fish species, they predominantly help …

Discovered in the warm freshwater rivers and streams of South America, Pictus catfish are native to Brazil, Venezuela, and Columbia. This nocturnal species of catfish is more populous in …

Called the King of Goldfish, The Ranchu are known for their large, round bodies, and lack of dorsal fin. Ranchu Goldfish are considered one of the most beautiful and …

Typically growing around 2 to 3 feet and often growing larger—exceeding 3 to 4 feet, Koi Fish are vibrant, freshwater species, native to Japan. To accommodate their large size …

Biological, mechanical, and chemical filtrations, in any form, are critical to sustaining a healthy tank environment. While there are many sorts of options, cheap and expensive, available to achieve …