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  1. Freshwater and Tropical Fish
    So I've been putting small pieces of cucumber in my community tank... It gets eaten and the fish are happy. Oh and I've also tried them with cooken peas which I removed from the shell. I was just wondering what other fruits/vegetables are good for them and likely to be eaten?
  2. Freshwater and Tropical Fish
    Hello everyone, if you have never seen one of my videos before, then you are in for a real treat! In this particular high definition video, you will see incredible closeup footage of the beautiful Golden Wonder Killifish mating and laying their eggs. Then, the video takes you through the...
  3. Freshwater Aquarium Equipment
    In this professionally filmed, and produced short film, I introduce the viewer to a simple and inexpensive brine shrimp hatchery. For those of you who are not familiar with this creaure, newborn brine shrimp are an essential, easy to raise, and very nutritious live food item for newborn fish...
  4. Beginner Freshwater Aquarium
    In this professionally filmed, and produced short film, I introduce the viewer to a simple and inexpensive brine shrimp hatchery. For those of you who are not familiar with this creaure, newborn brine shrimp are an essential, easy to raise, and very nutritious live food item for newborn fish...
  5. Fish Breeding
    One of the best ways to improve the growth rate of newborn fish is to give them ample supplies of healthy live foods. Microworms are a great choice for feeding small fry. These roundworms are a free-living (non-parasitic) nematode that is also known as the sour paste nematode. They are very easy...
  6. Advanced Freshwater Discussion
    One of the best ways to improve the growth rate of newborn fish is to give them ample supplies of healthy live foods. Microworms are a great choice for feeding small fry. These roundworms are a free-living (non-parasitic) nematode that is also known as the sour paste nematode. They are very easy...
  7. Freshwater Aquarium Equipment
    One of the best ways to improve the growth rate of newborn fish is to give them ample supplies of healthy live foods. Microworms are a great choice for feeding small fry. These roundworms are a free-living (non-parasitic) nematode that is also known as the sour paste nematode. They are very easy...
  8. Beginner Freshwater Aquarium
    One of the easiest ways to improve the growth rate of newborn fish is to give them ample supplies of healthy live foods. However, most live food cultures can be difficult to keep going over the long run. One exception is the vinegar eel. These creatures are incredibly easy to raise and feed to...
  9. DIY Aquarium
    One of the easiest ways to improve the growth rate of newborn fish is to give them ample supplies of healthy live foods. However, most live food cultures can be difficult to keep going over the long run. One exception is the vinegar eel. These creatures are incredibly easy to raise and feed to...
  10. Fish Breeding
    One of the easiest ways to improve the growth rate of newborn fish is to give them ample supplies of healthy live foods. However, most live food cultures can be difficult to keep going over the long run. One exception is the vinegar eel. These creatures are incredibly easy to raise and feed to...
  11. Anabantids
    Has anyone here ever fed their mosquito larvae to their Betta ? They love it, and it's fun to watch them chasing the larvae all around the tank. I put out several containers of water in a shady area near my home every year to allow mosquitos to lay their eggs in the water. I check it everyday...
  12. Cichlids
    I thought that it would be fun, though a bit scary, to hand-feed worms to my 8 inch long Electric Blue Jack Dempsey. He is everyone's favorite fish, but he's a bit of a bully. So, he lives in a tank by himself because he eats anything that goes in with him. It's a great video that I am sure you...
  13. Invertebrates
    I have decided to post this video as a thread starter to help answer several questions that I have seen posted on this site. It should answer most of yours, as well as give you a new respect for this often-overlooked aquarium resident. Please give me your thoughts, questions, concerns? These...
  14. Anabantids
    My rose petal betta loves to eat mosquito larva. Has anyone else tried it ? They go crazy, as is plainly visible in this video. I'd like to hear about other people's experiences with this perfect live food. And if you have any questions about it, feel free to ask. Here is a great video to show...
  15. Ancient Fish
    Here is a video of my Polypterus delhezi eating worms. He's only a juvenile about 5 inches long, but he's really cool and has a big appetite. Right now, he's in a 29 gallon tank by himself because he ate all his guppy friends ! Does anyone have any ideas for tank mates that won't hurt him. I...
  16. New Member Introductions
    Hello everyone, I am new to this site, but I've been raising and breeding tropical freshwater fish for the past 25 years or so. I have recently begun to film my tanks and I would like to share my videos and knowledge with the users of this site. Here is a link to one of my more popular videos...
  17. New Member Introductions
    Hello everyone, I am new to this site, but I've been raising and breeding tropical freshwater fish for the past 25 years or so. I have recently begun to film my tanks and I would like to share my videos and knowledge with the users of this site. Here is a link to one of my more popular videos...
  18. Beginner Freshwater Aquarium
    I have three female bettas. One Crowntail and two Veiltail. I am currently feeding them each three pellets in the Am and three in the PM. This seems a bit much from what I have been reading though. Should I cut them back? ( Note I will eventually be buying them brine shrimp as well) They are...
  19. Beginner Freshwater Aquarium
    My female Crowntail likes to feed off the bottom. Now she eats when she is up top with the others, but after she will go along the bottom and eat off the gravel. Is this abnormal? The other two don't do it, just her.
  20. Cichlids
    I have a 125 gallon tank stocked with assorted African cichlids. They average about 2-3 inches in length right now and there are currently 12 in there. Every week I change out roughly 20-25 gallons. Is this sufficient? Also, I have been feeding them once a day but notice that they always...
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