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    Red Tail Shark Tank Mates

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    The Red Tail Shark is a peaceful fish that can be kept in a community tank with other peaceful fish. They should not be housed with larger, more aggressive species such as Cichlids or other sharks. Good tank mates for the Red Tail Shark include Danios, Barbs, Tetras, Gouramis and Plecos. All of these fish…

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  • Is Duckweed Good for Bettas?
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    Is Duckweed Good for Bettas?

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    Yes, duckweed is generally good for bettas. Duckweed provides shelter and shade to the fish, helping them feel secure. It also absorbs excess nitrates in the water which can help keep the aquarium water clean and free of ammonia buildup that can be harmful to a betta’s health. It can provide supplemental nutrition for some…

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  • Blue Acara Tank Mates
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    Blue Acara Tank Mates

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    Blue Acara is a species of cichlid fish from South America. They are quite peaceful and generally do not bother their tank mates, although they will become aggressive if there is not enough space or hiding places in the aquarium for them. As a result, it is important to choose tank mates carefully. Some suitable…

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  • Do Bettas Like Blue Light at Night?
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    Do Bettas Like Blue Light at Night?

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    Bettas, or Siamese fighting fish, do not need blue light at night. While bettas can see in the dark, they prefer their habitat to be kept dimly lit and free of shadows. Blue light has been found to cause stress in betta fish as it disrupts their natural circadian rhythms. Instead of using a blue…

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  • Bala Shark Tank Mates
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    Bala Shark Tank Mates

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    Bala Sharks (Balantiocheilus melanopterus) are a species of cyprinid fish that make good aquarium companions. They can reach up to 8 inches in length and are known for their unique black-and-white coloration. When considering tank mates for Bala Sharks, it is important to choose compatible fish that won’t outcompete them for food or occupy the…

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  • Can Plecostomus Live With Bettas?
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    Can Plecostomus Live With Bettas?

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    Yes, plecostomus can live with bettas. They are both freshwater fish and share similar water parameters such as PH levels, temperature ranges and hardness. As long as their tank is at least 30 gallons in size, it can accommodate these two species peacefully. Plecos should be given plenty of hiding spaces to feel safe and…

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  • Convict Cichlid Tank Mates
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    Convict Cichlid Tank Mates

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    Convict Cichlids are a species of fish that do best in an aquarium with other compatible tank mates. Generally they should be kept with South American or Central American cichlids, such as Jack Dempseys, Firemouths, Oscars and other similarly sized cichlids. It is important to remember that Convict Cichlids can be aggressive toward each other…

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  • Understanding Dropsy in Fish: Is Dropsy Painful for Fish?
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    Understanding Dropsy in Fish: Is Dropsy Painful for Fish?

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    When it comes to caring for our fish, it’s important to be aware of any potential health issues they may face. One such condition that often affects fish is dropsy. But what exactly is dropsy? Is it painful for fish? And how can we recognize, treat, and prevent it? I will explore all these questions…

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  • Betta Fin Rot vs Fin Loss
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    Betta Fin Rot vs Fin Loss

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    Betta fin rot and fin loss are two common issues that can affect betta fish. Fin rot is caused by a bacterial infection which causes the fins to become discolored, frayed and deteriorate. Treatment involves antibiotics or other medications to rid the tank of any bacteria. Fin loss occurs when fins have been torn due…

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  • Fish That are Omnivores
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    Fish That Are Omnivores: 14 Facts Need to Know?

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    Omnivorous fish eat both plants and animals. Some examples are perch, sunfish, barramundi, darters, angelfish, catfish, and others. They usually eat a variety of things like tiny creatures, worms, insects, and even plants and algae. Omnivorous fish can eat many kinds of food, which helps them live in different places with different nutrients. They can…

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