Why are my Fish’s Intestines Hanging Out?
You come home from your day to do your routine feeding and check-in on your fish. To your surprise, you notice that one of your fish is exhibiting strange behavior…
Why are water changes not lowering nitrates in my fish tank?
You find that changing the water in your fish tank could help with this problem. After a few rounds of water changes, you’re still faced with high nitrate levels in…
7 Signs Your Pleco is Dying and How to Treat
Plecostomus fish, or commonly called “plecos”, are relatively easy to take care of. However, like any fish, they still can develop sickness. Therefore, it is important to notice your fish's…
Why Does My Betta Fish Stare at Me?
Have you just noticed that your betta fish has been staring at you the moment you came home? You walked around the house, poured water, and realized that your betta's…
Why Is My Betta Fish Standing Straight Up
Betta fish are commonly known as a “starter pet” as people think they are easy to take care of. However, if you’re unaware of the proper steps needed to take…
How to Add Nitrate to Aquarium
Maintaining an aquarium comes with many challenges, and to new fish owners, they may not understand a problem with the tank until it is too late. It is not unlikely…
Will Different Tetras School Together?
Tetras are one of the most popular freshwater aquarium fish— and for good reason! These fish are hardy, beautiful, and do well in species-only and community tanks. With so many…
Can Tetras Eat Bloodworms?
When you research diets for fish, bloodworms are inevitably listed for nearly every type of tank inhabitant. Whether freshwater or saltwater, it’s clear that fish love bloodworms. And tetras are…
How To Tell If Your Neon Tetra Is Pregnant Or Just Fat?
Tetras generally have a slim appearance, so if you notice that one of them has a swollen stomach, it can definitely be a cause for concern. But how can you…
How Do Neon Tetras Mate?
Neon tetras are one of the most commonly kept aquarium fish, and for good reason! They’re beautiful, hardy, and affordable. But for certain aquarists, they also have one more benefit:…
