Clean aquarium walls are not just about aesthetic beauty, but also essential for the health of your aquatic pets. From my years of experience in aquaristics, learning how to clean aquarium walls without draining water is a task that requires the right approach and knowledge of effective methods.
How to choose an inexpensive aquarium?
Choose an inexpensive aquarium is not as easy as it might seem at first glance. After all, in addition to saving money, you want to buy a good thing. So that the fish lived well in it and they long delighted the eye. And not turned into a source of frequent disappointment.
Clean the aquarium properly
Cleaning the aquarium properly. And if we don’t? Maybe too often? Or on the contrary, too rarely? Something undone or do something unnecessary? Let’s get to the bottom of this 😉
Keeping macropods in the aquarium
Keeping macropods in the aquarium is a very fascinating activity. Macropods are very beautiful and unpretentious. Therefore, they can be recommended even to novice aquarists.
How to change the water in the aquarium: a few basic rules
Change the water in your aquarium is a tedious task. A few simple rules can make the job easier.
Hoplosternum thoracotum
Hoplosternum thoracatum is another aquarium catfish. This species has some interesting features of structure and physiology. Therefore, it is also interesting to observe in the aquarium. It inhabits Hoplosternum thoracatum in shallow reservoirs of South America. Behind aquarium panes, it reaches a size of about fifteen centimeters in length. The coloration is light brown or sandy. Males differ from female’s slenderer body, as well as their pelvic fins have thicker first rays. They reach sexual maturity after reaching the age of one and a half years.
Chocolate blue lamprologist
Chocolate blue lamprologist, or marble princess, is known to cichlid lovers since one thousand nine hundred and eighty-three, when this fish was first described by the German ichthyologist Wolfgang Steik. Thanks to his efforts, this fish arrived in Berlin and is cultivated there by German aquarists.
Chilodus (Chilodus punctatus)
Chilodus: A Rare Gem from South American Waters
Chilodus (Chilodus punctatus) stands as one of the most unusual and understudied fish in the characin family. This elegant species from the Amazon basin has captured the hearts of experienced aquarists with its unique behavior and graceful appearance. From my experience keeping rare characins, Chilodus requires a specialized approach, but the results are truly rewarding.