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  • Will Rope Fish Eat Guppies?
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    Will Rope Fish Eat Guppies?

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    No, rope fish will not eat guppies. Rope fish are carnivores that feed on worms, insects, crustaceans and small fishes in their natural habitat. They usually consume food from the bottom of a tank or from the water column. Guppies are much too large for a rope fish to swallow and they do not have…

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  • Oscar Tank Mates
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    Oscar Tank Mates

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    Oscar tank mates are typically species of fish that will not bother or compete with the Oscar. Common examples include catfish, plecostomus, and other peaceful bottom dwelling fish. It is important to remember that Oscars can become aggressive towards smaller or slower moving fish so it is best to avoid these types of species when…

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  • Why is Only One of My Fish Gasping for Air?
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    Why is Only One of My Fish Gasping for Air?

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    Gasping for air is a sign of distress in fish, and it can be caused by several different factors. If only one of your fish is gasping for air, then the other fish are likely not affected. It could be that this particular fish has an underlying health issue or injury that is causing its…

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  • Do Shrimp Eat Snail Eggs?
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    Do Shrimp Eat Snail Eggs?

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    Yes, shrimp eat snail eggs.Snail eggs are a great source of protein for many kinds of aquatic animals, including crustaceans like shrimp.In fact, some species of shrimp specialize in eating snails and their eggs.When the tiny snail egg clutches (clusters) are laid on rocks or other hard surfaces near the water’s edge, they become an…

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  • Gourami Tank Mates
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    Gourami Tank Mates

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    Gourami fish are peaceful and make great tank mates for other species of the same temperament. They typically get along with other peaceful inverts, such as snails and shrimp. Other good tankmates for Gourami include tetras, mollies, platys, barbs, Danios, rasboras and Corydoras catfish. It is important to avoid aggressive species like Oscars or large…

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  • Why are My Snails on Top of Each Other
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    Why Are My Snails on Top of Each Other: Understanding Snail Mating Behavior

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    Snails might stack on top of one another because they need warmth and moisture. Snails are cold-blooded, so they rely on things like the sun or warm surfaces to control their body temperature. When they can’t find enough warmth in their surroundings, they gather up close to stay cozy. Snails really like a humid environment,…

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  • Do Shrimp Die After Giving Birth?
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    Do Shrimp Die After Giving Birth?

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    Yes, shrimp die after giving birth. This is because the female shrimp has a short lifespan and usually dies shortly after reproducing due to reproductive senescence. Additionally, during reproduction most of the female shrimp’s energy is devoted to producing eggs which leaves her with little energy for other activities such as finding food or avoiding…

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  • Betta Fish Tumor
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    Betta Fish Tumor

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    A betta fish tumor is an abnormal growth of cells that can form on the body of a betta fish. It is usually caused by a virus or bacterial infection, although some tumors may be benign and not related to any disease process. Most tumors are dark in color and appear as raised bumps on…

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  • Freshwater Moray Eel
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    Freshwater Moray Eel

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    A Freshwater Moray Eel is a species of fish that is native to tropical and subtropical regions of the world. It can be found in rivers, streams, lakes and other freshwater habitats. The body of a Freshwater Moray Eel is elongated and has an eel-like shape with small scales covering its skin. They have big…

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  • Goldfish Not Moving But Breathing
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    Goldfish Not Moving But Breathing

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    If you have noticed that your goldfish is not moving but is still breathing, it could mean a few things. The first thing to consider is the temperature of the water in their tank as cold or warm temperatures can cause them to become inactive. If this does not appear to be an issue, then…

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