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Aquarists love aquarium snails because they keep the aquariums free of dead plants, extra fish food, and algae. What then do aquarium snails consume?Algae, dead plant matter, scraps of fish food, bloodworms, brine shrimp, fruits, blanched vegetables, including lettuce, kale, and zucchini, as well as many other items are all consumed by aquarium snails. What aquarium snails eat is greatly influenced by their species, native environment, size, age, and specific dietary requirements. Aquarium snails require a healthy setting and enough food to survive. Given that they can be either herbivores, carnivores, omnivores, or detritivores, snails have...

Numerous articles warning you about the risks of high nitrate and the best techniques for lowering it immediately appear when you search online for information on nitrate in fish tanks. But at what concentration is nitrate deemed hazardous? And if nitrate is so dangerous, why do so many aquarium plant fertilizers—which are intended to be safe for fish, prawns, and snails—increase nitrate levels?   Is Nitrate Beneficial or Harmful to Your Aquarium? Let's discuss nitrate, which is one of the primary sources of uncertainty in the aquarium hobby.    What Exactly is Nitrate?   In the...

Most people consider anubias or java ferns when they think of aquarium plants that are easy for beginners. Try Bucephalandra instead if you're searching for something a little more distinctive.   This wonderful plant is ideal for nano aquariums because it thrives in low-lighting conditions and has distinctive, iridescent leaves. However, they are more expensive than anubias and grow far more slowly than other water plants. To learn more about the lovely Bucephalandra, continue reading.     What is Bucephalandra?   Rheophyte plants belonging to the Bucephalandra genus, also known as "buce," are found in Borneo,...