North American Native Fishes for the Home Aquarium

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North American native fishes are a great option for someone looking to create an interesting and visually appealing freshwater aquarium. Popular species include bluegill sunfish, black bullhead catfish, northern hogsucker, and brook sticklebacks among many others. These fish tend to be hardy and easy to care for which makes them popular choices for the home …

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Why is Atlantic City Aquarium Closed?

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The Atlantic City Aquarium is currently closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The closure was announced on March 13, 2020 in an effort to protect staff and guests from potential exposure to the virus. As a result of this decision, all events and programs at the aquarium have been cancelled until further notice. In addition, …

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Why are There No Sharks at the New England Aquarium?

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The New England Aquarium does not have any sharks because it is too cold for them to survive. Sharks are marine animals that require warm temperatures in order to live and thrive, since they lack the ability to regulate their own body temperature internally like mammals do. The waters of the Atlantic ocean off the …

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Imagitarium 3.7 Gallon Pro Deluxe Freshwater Aquarium

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The Imagitarium 3.7 Gallon Pro Deluxe Freshwater Aquarium is a great choice for small fish tanks. It has an acrylic construction which makes it sturdy and light weight, as well as a filter system with adjustable flow rate to keep the water clean and healthy for your aquatic pets. This aquarium also includes LED lighting …

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Small Octopus for Aquarium

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A small octopus for an aquarium is a great addition to any tank. Octopuses are fascinating creatures that can be fun and entertaining to watch as they explore their environment. They also provide additional filtration by consuming detritus, uneaten food, and other debris from the substrate. Small octopuses generally require a 15-30 gallon tank with …

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Hammerhead Shark Attacks Stingray at Adventure Aquarium

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At the Adventure Aquarium, a hammerhead shark recently stunned onlookers when it attacked a stingray. The incident happened during feeding time in the Ocean Realm exhibit. While typically sharks and rays peacefully coexist in their environment, this hammerhead became aggressive towards one of its tankmates; likely due to competition over food or territory. After aggressively …

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Freshwater Aquarium Pests Identification

Freshwater aquarium pests come in many shapes and sizes. The most common types are snails, Hydra, planaria, leeches, shrimp and various species of algae. Each has its own unique characteristics that can be used to identify them. Snails can range from small translucent cones to large cone-shaped shells with a black or brown stripe running …

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Mid Century Modern Aquarium Stand

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Mid-Century Modern Aquarium Stands are very popular in the aquarium hobby today. They provide a sleek, modern look to any aquarium setup while also providing stability and support for your tank. Mid Century Modern Aquarium Stands typically have a simple yet sophisticated design that is both functional and aesthetically pleasing. These stands often feature clean …

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Ghost Shark Aquarium Fish

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Ghost Shark Aquarium Fish are a species of freshwater fish native to tropical and subtropical regions. They have an eel-like body shape, with a wide head and large eyes. Their bodies are greyish in color with white markings on the sides and dorsal fin. Ghost Sharks can grow up to 14 inches long when fully …

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Freshwater Stingray for Aquarium

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Freshwater stingrays are a great choice for an aquarium if you have the right setup. They need to be kept in tanks with a minimum of 50 gallons and require soft, acidic water conditions between 6.5-7.5 pH and temperatures between 72-82 degrees Fahrenheit. The tank should also be well filtered and have plenty of hiding …

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