Care Guides
Feeding corydoras and other bottom dwellers
Feeding corydoras, loaches and other bottom dwellers: sinking wafers and pellets that reach them, how much to feed, and why they still need their own food.
Feeding corydoras and other bottom dwellers
Feeding corydoras, loaches and other bottom dwellers: sinking wafers and pellets that reach them, how much to feed, and why they still need their own food.
Shrimp-safe medications โ and what will kill yo...
Which aquarium medications are safe for shrimp and snails, why copper and many ich treatments kill invertebrates, and how to treat fish without a wipeout.
Shrimp-safe medications โ and what will kill yo...
Which aquarium medications are safe for shrimp and snails, why copper and many ich treatments kill invertebrates, and how to treat fish without a wipeout.
Peaceful community fish that actually get along
Build a calm freshwater community that gets along: the best peaceful tetras, rasboras, corydoras and gouramis, the right group sizes, and fish to avoid.
Peaceful community fish that actually get along
Build a calm freshwater community that gets along: the best peaceful tetras, rasboras, corydoras and gouramis, the right group sizes, and fish to avoid.
Aquarium heater sizing by tank volume
Short answer: size an aquarium heater at roughly three to five watts per US gallon. That points to about 50 watts for a 10 gallon, 75 to 100 watts for...
Aquarium heater sizing by tank volume
Short answer: size an aquarium heater at roughly three to five watts per US gallon. That points to about 50 watts for a 10 gallon, 75 to 100 watts for...
Choosing a filter: HOB vs canister vs sponge
Short answer: for most beginners a hang-on-back (HOB) filter is the easiest all-rounder and a great choice for community tanks from about 10 to 55 gallons. A sponge filter is...
Choosing a filter: HOB vs canister vs sponge
Short answer: for most beginners a hang-on-back (HOB) filter is the easiest all-rounder and a great choice for community tanks from about 10 to 55 gallons. A sponge filter is...
How many fish can I put in a 10, 20, 29, or 40 ...
Short answer: there is no exact formula, but as a rough starting point: a 10 gallon suits one betta or a single small school with shrimp; a 20 gallon holds...
How many fish can I put in a 10, 20, 29, or 40 ...
Short answer: there is no exact formula, but as a rough starting point: a 10 gallon suits one betta or a single small school with shrimp; a 20 gallon holds...