Bigger is easier – I’ll die on that hill! Here I talk about tank sizes, shapes (long vs tall), glass vs acrylic, and why a 5-gallon is harder to keep stable than a 20-gallon.
Fiddler crabs (Uca sp.) are one of the most popular semi-terrestrial crabs in our hobby. So, if you are thinking about setting up the tank for these interesting crabs, you have come to the right place. Fiddler crab tank should have land and water parts.
If one wants to take part in the aquarium hobby, there are two options available— opting for a freshwater aquarium or a saltwater aquarium. The choice of aquarium depends on the preference of the individual, the kind of livestock he intends to keep (freshwater or
Owning a freshwater crab can be a very worthwhile and unique experience. So, if you are looking to add them to your pet family, in order to offer them a safe environment, it is important to do research on how to take care of crabs
Today, I will talk about how to set up a Caridina shrimp tank from A to Z, so that we could give them the best life possible. After all, this is our responsibility as their keepers. To cut the long story short. The main difference
Setting up a crayfish tank is pretty easy. In most cases, it really does not matter much which species you want to keep, for example, it can be Procambarus alleni, Cherax destructor, Brazos Dwarf Crayfish, Dwarf Mexican crayfish, Procarambus Clarkii, Marbled crayfish, etc. the process
Today I would like to touch one of the most complex topics in aquarium hobby – Allelopathy in aquarium plants. Allelopathy is a natural phenomenon, which is often defined as: The inhibition of growth in one species of aquatic plants or algae by chemicals produced
Carbon dioxide (CO2) is vital for plant photosynthesis. Aquatic plants (just like land plants) extract carbon from carbon dioxide to produce sugars and oxygen. The carbon mass in the dry matter of the plant is around 40 – 50%. The main problem, though, is that