Here’s everything that you should know about freshwater aquariums. Right from tank setup to taking care of the freshwater fish, plants, etc. in the best possible manner.
Most types of tetra fish can live peacefully with angelfish. However, not all types of tetras can be kept with angelfish. …
Can Tetras Live With Angelfish? (Which Can And Which Cannot?) Read More »
Guppies are not aggressive. However, they become aggressive if there are less or no female guppies, overcrowding, food scarcity, or in …
Are Guppies Aggressive? (How To Stop Their Aggression?) Read More »
Tetras chase each other for showing dominance, mating, lack of space due to overcrowding or small tank, defining territory, or eating …
Why Do Tetras Chase Each Other? + How To Stop Them? Read More »
Whether tetras like current or not depends on the tetra species. Most tetras prefer current because they come from rivers and …
Do Tetras Like Current? (Neon, Cardinal, Glofish, Etc.) Read More »
The two main causes of color change in tetra fish are stress and disease. Extended exposure to bright light, loneliness, the …
Why Do Tetras Lose Or Change Their Color? (Main Causes) Read More »
The most common reasons for the untimely death of tetras are stress, unfavorable living conditions, contaminated water, constant bullying, illness, starvation, …
Tetras eat goldfish food. However, feeding only goldfish food to tetras may hamper their growth in the long run. Tetras are …
Can Tetras Eat Goldfish Food? (How Does It Affect Them?) Read More »
Tetras jump out of the tank when they feel stressed or threatened. Besides, they jump due to low water quality, unfavorable …
Why Do Tetras Jump Out Of The Tank + How To Stop Them Read More »
Tetras hide when they feel frightened, uncertain, stressed, or are uncomfortable in the tank conditions. Besides, tetras also hide due to …
Tetras do sleep. Since tetras are diurnal fish, they sleep during the night when the lights are off. Tetras usually sleep …
Each adult guppy needs at least one gallon of water. However, the ideal calculation is one gallon per inch of fish. …
How Many Guppies Can You Keep Per Gallon Of Water? (Formula) Read More »