Here’s everything that you should know about saltwater aquariums. Right from tank setup to taking care of the saltwater fish, plants, etc. in the best possible manner.
Wrasses are carnivores that eat tiny invertebrates found in coral reefs, including bristle worms, flatworms, clams, pyramid snails, brine shrimp, mysis …
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Clownfish reproduce by laying eggs. They breed all year long and spawn during the full moon in the wild. Depending on …
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Six line wrasses are aggressive fish that shouldn’t be housed with similar fish or other peaceful wrasse species. Although they are …
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Clownfish have become a household name since the release of the movies Finding Nemo and Finding Dory. They’re one of the …
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Six line wrasses are reef-safe fish as they don’t nip at corals. These fish are native to the reef environment and …
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Clownfish are omnivores and need a varied diet of plant and animal matter for optimal growth. In captivity, you can feed …
Six line wrasses are carnivores that feed on tiny crustaceans found in coral reefs, including brine shrimp, mysis, amphipods, copepods, isopods, …
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Clownfish usually don’t eat their eggs unless they’re malnourished or stressed. Male clownfish eat weak, infertile, or damaged eggs to protect …
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Six line wrasses are beautiful, colorful, and popular choice among wrasse species. They’re also relatively easy to care for once they …
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Aquarists have failed to breed yellow tangs in aquariums. Yellow tang larvae are too fragile, need a special rearing tank, and …
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You can keep Blue Tangs, Yellow Tangs, Orange Shoulder Tangs, Convict Tangs, and Kole Yellow Eye Tangs together. Most tangs are …
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