Aponogeton madagascar is known to most aquarists who are fond of plants or at least once looked through the catalog of aquarium plants. There are very few books on aquarium plants that do not mention this amazing plant.
Tiger nymphaea
Tiger nymphaea is a fairly common and well-studied plant by aquarists. Its decorative properties are best attributed to its underwater leaves, which are mottled in color. Although it can also form leaves floating on the surface of the water.
Growing aquarium plants
Growing aquarium plants is an art no less complex and interesting than keeping aquarium fish. It requires a lot of knowledge and skills.
Aponogeton ulviformis
Aponogeton ulviformis was described by Baker in 1881. In the aquariums of amateurs appeared for the first time in 1926. Since then, it has been gaining popularity among aquarists around the world. However, this plant remains quite rare behind the glass of our aquariums due to some peculiarities of maintenance.
Mosquito larvae
In past articles we have talked to you about such types of live food as trumpet fish and earthworms. Today we will talk about feeding mosquito larvae and some other insects to aquarium fish.
Earthworms aquarium fish food
Earthworms – a very short article, but not the least important. It is dedicated to the well-known earthworms. They can be an excellent addition to the diet of your aquarium fish on a par with the trumpet fish, which we talked about in the last article.
Foraging for tubeworms
Tubeworms is the most famous long-used food for aquarium fish. It is very widely distributed in our country.
Bocia macracantha
Bocia macracantha is one of the most interesting representatives of the underwater fauna found in aquariums of amateurs. Unfortunately, it is quite rare to meet behind the glass of room water bodies. This is due to both the size of the fish, requiring appropriate containers for keeping, and with the difficulties of obtaining offspring in artificial keeping.
Bedotia madagascaria
Bedotia madagascaria is a representative of the Aterinae. It can be kept in the amateur freshwater aquarium, giving you the opportunity to learn about the amazing family Bedotiaceae. Bedotia was discovered in Madagascar and described by Pellegrin in 1907godu. In Europe, this fish first arrived in 1958.