Goldfish and angelfish are both extremely popular aquarium fishes with hobbyists. But can these beautiful fish make good tank mates and live harmoniously together? Well, the bad news is that angelfish and goldfish do not make a suitable combination. In this guide, we explain why you can’t safely keep angelfish and goldfish in the same … Read more
Did you walk by your aquarium today and notice that one of your beloved ghost shrimp had suddenly passed away? If so, you may be feeling confused and frustrated about what could have possibly caused this unexpected death. There are many possible culprits when it comes to why your ghost shrimp might have died. Some … Read more
Growing algae in a fish tank is so easy that most aquarium keepers want to find ways to control or prevent growth instead. Often, algae will grow in an aquarium and along aquarium glass whether you want them to or not! If you want to encourage algae growth, however, our team at Aquariadise has some … Read more
Every fish keeper should have an aquarium testing kit, but perhaps you don’t have it to hand for some reason, or maybe it simply doesn’t work and kit testing is not possible. Whether you cannot find a kit in the pet store, or you are out of testing strips, sometimes you need to keep an … Read more
Platies are small, so you may think you can keep many of them in a 10-gallon tank. However, these fish are so active and have such big appetites, this assumption isn’t true. To keep your platies comfortable in a 10-gallon tank, aim for a group of five fish. This way, the platies will have the … Read more
Moving your fish from one tank to another can cause your fish stress. You need to make sure that the correct water parameters like PH, temperature, ammonia levels, and more are met. Read on to learn how to transfer your fish from one tank to another safely in this step-by-step guide. Clean Any New Equipment … Read more
Everyone loves chocolate, right? Whether it’s as a decadent treat or simply to lift our mood, chocolate has become an integral part of many people’s lives. But what about our fishy friends? Can fish eat chocolate too, or is this something that we should keep just for ourselves? Well, fish cannot eat chocolate. Their digestive … Read more
You can use spring water in a fish tank, but it is not a good idea — unless you are trying to lower the pH or hardness of your aquarium water. Even if you are using spring water for a specific reason, you must test and treat the water before adding it to your fish … Read more
It’s always distressing to notice your fish suffering from health issues, and cloudy eyes are not an uncommon complaint. According to fish health specialists, Cafishvet.com, cloudy eyes are most often the result of an injury, but several other causes and factors can influence or exacerbate the issue, too. Here we’ll look at the main causes, … Read more
All aquarium fish require a reliable filter to live long and healthy lives. A filter malfunctioning or losing power in an outage should be considered an emergency. Without a filter, detrimental effects on your fish’s health may begin within hours. If your fish are not given any extra help, some may begin to die within … Read more
Neon tetras are a piece of the puzzle when it comes to stocking a 20-gallon aquarium. How many neon tetras can you put in a 20-gallon tank? The answer largely depends on the other fish in the tank and the maximum size and personality of the neon tetras. In general, a good rule of thumb … Read more
Ammonia is a gas that is produced by decomposing organic matter. It’s found in nature and is also used in many industrial processes. Ammonia is very poisonous to fish and can cause severe burns. However, there are ways to protect your fish from ammonia poisoning and burns. In this article, I’ll cover everything you need … Read more
Have you recently noticed that your saltwater reef tank is not looking its best? No need to worry, this is a normal cycle and won’t last long. Saltwater tanks go through a several-month period known as an ugly phase. During this time, numerous species of algae rear their ugly head and take over the aquarium. … Read more
Have you noticed that your new substrate turning red? You may be dealing with red slime algae, which isn’t actually algae. Instead, red slime algae is caused by a type of bacteria, cyanobacteria. Cyanobacteria is very common in new aquariums and naturally occurs in both marine and freshwater systems. Keep reading to find out what … Read more
Have you recently looked in your aquarium to find your betta fish laying on its side at the bottom of the tank? Though this isn’t expected behavior, it’s not necessarily a bad one either. There are a few reasons why your betta fish might be laying on its side, like age, sickness, or water quality, … Read more
