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fish-tankA clean fish tank with nice exotic fish will impress everyone that comes to your place. If you have the right kind of fish supplies your tank will remain clean for a long time. If you want to keep your fish healthy you should change your filter cartridges pretty often and you should buy 2-3 replacements if you don’t want to run out of cartridges when you need them.

Your fish will be healthier and happier if you keep their food constant and steady. It’s really important to keep one food source and you could stock up on the food that your fish are used to. Chemical cleaners are also important for any fish tank if you want to keep your water clean and healthy. They will dissolve into water and will get rid of debris and waste. Read the rest of this entry »

29 Jul 2008

Fish Tank Supplies

Author: Nosfer | Filed under: Fish, Pets

Plesiotrygon iwamaePlesiotrygon iwamae is a freshwater stingray, commonly known as the Antenna Ray, they are the only member of the genus Pleisotrygon. They belong to the family Potamotrygonidae and to the class Elasmobranchii, which is what sharks belong to. They get to about 22 inches in length, this does not include the tail. Their distributionis the upper to lower Amazon River basin, from Ecuador to Belém, Brazil, in the Napo, Solimões, Amazonas and Pará rivers.

Antenna rays have smaller mouths than most other rays. Because of this, they feed on black worms, for tubifex worms. When young (under 10 inches) this species has trouble eating even the smallest night crawlers so blood worms would be better. Read the rest of this entry »

19 Jul 2008

The Antenna Ray

Author: Nosfer | Filed under: Fish, Pets

Red-Tailed Black SharksThe red-tailed black sharks are one of the most beautiful aquarium fish on the market. They have a black body, red tail and a lovely shape that will imperss everyone looking at them. It’s really important to buy only one little shark because they get agressive when other red-tailed sharks are close to them. The aquarium must have a lot of hiding places because these fish love to hide and they might get pretty unhappy if they don’t have a space for their own. When your red-tailed shark is a baby he is harmless for other fish but when it gets older it might start killing here and there. The red sharks are also called red-tailed labeo and their specific name is labeo bicolor.

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15 Jul 2008

Red-Tailed Black Sharks

Author: Nosfer | Filed under: Fish, Pets

GoldfishDid you know that your goldfish can live for over 10 years? Under the right conditions he can live even longer but most never make it past the first year! If you want your goldfish to live long and healthy lives, you’ve got to provide the proper environment.

It’s a common misconception that a goldfish can live in a tiny bowl. In order for him to survive for any length of time, you’ll need to do frequent water changes and cleanings of the bowl – that’s a lot of work and living in a bowl isn’t much fun so it’s best to keep your fish in a regular tank with a proper filtration system. Read the rest of this entry »

26 Jun 2008

How To Raise A Goldfish

Author: Nosfer | Filed under: Fish, Pets

Tiger BarbsThe tiger barb has long been one of the most popular and most kept aquarium fish species and there are today a wide variety of different color morphs available in the aquarium trade besides the common tiger barb. Such morphs include albino tiger barbs, green tiger barbs and golden tiger barbs.

The tiger barb originates in South-East Asia and are native to Indonesia and Malaysia. They live on the Malay Peninsula, on the island of Sumatra and on the island of Borneo. The tiger barb can however today be found in many waters around the world where it voluntarily or involuntarily have been introduced by man. Countries where it has been introduced includes Australia, Singapore, Suriname and Colombia. Read the rest of this entry »

12 Jun 2008

Tiger Barbs - A Beginners Fish

Author: Nosfer | Filed under: Fish, Pets