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...most costly and beautiful of all fishes. discus  is also a master loving fish, usually when I give food to my discus I give hands to discus's bodies..lolzJ..here in this blog about how to maintai...
...keep 1 2inch size and others are 4 or 5inch then the bigger discus can obviously take most of the  food,and the smaller one can't take the food and that smaller one can die with in a few days. i ...
...s. I gave them their first meal of newly hatched baby brine shrimp. Baby brine shrimp is the best first food you can give them. There are some powdered foods on the market that work OK too, but I only...
...of the Bristlenose fry... And I went by and got 15 fancy guppies, and WOW are they colorful.  Live Food is on the way!!!  YAY! And... While we were at Petco... We happened across this gorg...
...eds the beneficial bacteria. It includes objectionable materials like fish and snail droppings, uneaten food, decaying plants, and bugs that happen to fall in. Most of those wastes turn into ammonia a...
...r some reasons they never overcrowd the tank. maybe the fishes eat the eggs or maybe there isn't enough food in the tank (i feed the fishes once a day). however i am curious to know what happens to th...
... Bicarb and costs 5 times as much. Buy a nice size box of baking soda (NOT Baking Powder) at your local food store. Add as directed above into tank (Mix with a half gallon of aquarium water in a conta...
... is a closed environment that lacks a constant flow of new water and has the additional disadvantage of food being added from outside the environment. In a natural environment, fish can avoid nasty ne...
...ays, the store put the fish in a folded paper box of the kind sometimes used today for takeout Oriental food. And one more thing: the tank was brand new (who ever heard of cycling an aquarium?) when I...
...at do not actively capture plankton cannot live through photosynthesis alone.[1] Zoanthis can eat meaty foods, such as lancefish, brine shrimp, krill and bloodworms. If you are looking for somethi...
... growing is hornwort. It's a bushy, floating plant that uses lots of the nutrients provided by fish and food waste, nutrients that would otherwise turn into toxic ammonia. A too-easy-to-grow floater i...
...p and will graze on algae and other flora and fauna. They will accept all types of high quality meaty foods including mysis shrimp, brine shrimp and shellfish but their diet should be mainly based o...
... cycling a newly established tank to get rid of the ammonia spikes that are deadly to fish. Fish waste, food waste, and plant decay all produce ammonia, which is a compound of nitrogen and hydrogen. B...
...t as they are known to eat the fry. There is always next time and at least they got some good quality food. ...
...t really remember. I kept on watching the fish in the tank and was very worried they don't get enough food, that some fish get all the food before others have a chance.   courtesy of hapti...
...e at the bottom of the tank, as soon as i lifted the lid to feed the fish he swam to the top to eat the food. He has been swimming around ever since, being as dominant as he always is to the other fis...
...got him and he hasnt eaten anything.. I am not sure what I am supposed to do.. I feed him wardley betta food which are in the form of pellets.. I am not sure if I should change the food or what is wro...
Hi, Is it possible to leave home for five days and have fish fed with some kind of automatic food dispenser? Does such a thing exist? Sorry if it looks like a silly question but I am beginner when i
... after I've fed the fish that there's a fuzzy whitish fungus (I think that's what it is) all around the food pellet, or piece of shrimp that I've fed them. The fish themselves are fine, no problems at...
...so, my fish appear to be fine...haven't had any deaths in months. I have also cut back on the amount of food I have been giving them to about once a day or so down from twice a day. My water temperatu...
...it is in one gallon tank with a plant that is strangely decaying (probably because i never bought plant food). my betta is pretty active, but sometimes it does its spastic moves, and move up and down...
...n issue and needs to be taken care of. the other fish, the brain, is doing fine. he eats when there is food, and is very energetic. i washed the tank and everything in it (there is no filter or any...
...ar around 4". My Oscar is messy so I change 10% of the water every other day, and take out uneaten food after they have eaten. Despite this my nitrite level is 50mg/l, and nitrate levels are 50m...
...y in the tank but i have a slight problem. I cant find exactly what to feed him. He eats all the frozen food i have for him and got some fry ready in the next week or two but what else do these fish l...
...from some suspect frozen glassworms or live blackworms. (I never could get this fish to accept prepared foods and the only thing he'd eat when I first got him were blackworms.) I have no microscope so...
...y came from a 15gal. and are presently in a 40gal. Is this feeding normal? Should I limit the amount of food they take in? Or will they know when enough is enough? -Sean...
I was reading everywhere that live Baby Brime Shrimp (BBS) is best food for fry, due to it being small enough for fry and still having the york sac. It also says adult Brime Shrimps are not as nutr
...bout chlorine and stuff so we just filled up a gold fish bowl and put them in there and dumped a ton of food in every day, her mom took the gold fish out and put them into a bowl once every other week...
... on a plant or on the bottom and comes up for air often. I have made water changes, used many different foods, done ICK treatments, and given him buddies (ghost shrimp.) What to do???...
.... Now I am noticing hydra reproducing in the tank, I had never seen them before. I do not feed any live foods, only flake for the cherry barbs. Does this mean the oto is scattering eggs. It seems logi...
...0 gallon freshwater tank. (those are the only plants in the tank) I also added 10 ml of Leaf Zone plant food as per the instructions. Before adding the plants and plant food the PH was about 8.0. I ju...
...shless cycle, a source of ammonia needs to be added to the tank daily. This can be acheived using flake food, which will break down to form ammonia, (but IMO is slower), or you can use a *PURE* househ...
...lking, all waddling. and he is really skinny. i isolated him in the isolation net, and gave him lost of food, and he ate it all but he did look the tiniest bit fatter. he cant swim well, he kinda just...
...tarfish leg but its not.There is also these tubes that have two worm lookinglegs that come out and grab food'and other tubs have spider webs that come out then pull the food back in. CAN SOMEONE PLEAS...
Hi Tam Just feed your fry crushed up food, or continue how you're doing. They'll find it. They're not like helpless newborn human babies. What are you going to name them? Platy1, Platy2 etc :-) As
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