I have been asked this question several times in the past and I have to say that the answer varies because people have different ways of taking care of their fish, feeding their fish and cleaning their tanks. There are…
We all constantly see beautiful pictures of tanks on internet, at a friends or at shows and wonder how they go about getting their plants to look so stunning. The answer is simple. Provide your plants with their needs. Actually…
After my article a few months ago on The Long Term Benefits of a Planted Tank; I have learned a lot more from research and personal experience on the immediate benefits that plants offer your aquarium. Armed and ready with…
Tropical Freshwater Fish Eating Vegetables in the show tank at fish@home. Feeding your fish fresh or frozen vegetables ensures a varied diet as well as ensuring that your fish grow faster, produce more vibrant colours and remain in their best…
I have had numerous customers come into fish @ home and consider buying nocturnal species of fish amongst some would be the Spotted Talking Catfish, the Striped Talking Catfish, Featherfin Catfish (although not entirely nocturnal they still appreciate shady spots),…
When purchasing fish there are many factors to consider; like whether a certain species of fish will do well with another species of fish. You need to ensure that the fish you buy will survive at the same temperature as…
There are many new aquarium hobbyists that find themselves drawn towards decorating their new aquariums with beautiful plants. Not only is this something that holds beauty; it also serves as a natural water purifier, removes harmful chemicals from the water…
To photosynthesize plants need light, CO2 and nutrients. If either of these is deficient the plant will not grow and photosynthesize properly. If there is not enough light the plants will not be able to use the CO2 in the…
Cycling your fish tank is an important part of ensuring that your fish get the best quality water to live in. Because these fish in your tank are subjected to only the water in your tank, that is, there is…