• My Comprehensive Guide in Breeding Guppies

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    My Comprehensive Guide in Breeding Guppies
    Tank Size and Setup For breeding Guppies, I recommend using a 10 to 20-gallon tank. It is important to have a suitable filter, preferably a sponge filter, to prevent fry from getting caught in the current. The inclusion of plants, such as guppy grass or water sprite, provides ideal hiding spots for the fry. Tank Temperature I prefer maintaining a temperature between 75 and 82 degrees Fahrenheit for Guppies. Personally, I find 78 degrees Fahrenheit to be ideal, ensuring a balanced ratio of male to female Guppies and successful breeding. Purpose of Breeding Consider your motivation for...
  • 10 Common Mistakes Fish Keepers Should Avoid

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    10 Common Mistakes Fish Keepers Should Avoid
    Cleaning ChemicalsUsing harsh cleaning chemicals on aquarium decorations or filters can harm beneficial bacteria essential for water health. Avoid disinfectants and opt for gentle cleaning methods to maintain a balanced environment.Children Playing AroundWhile kids may be enthusiastic, their rough play around aquariums can lead to accidents. Sudden movements and noise may stress fish, potentially causing harm. Ensure a safe distance between children's play areas and aquariums.ExercisingExercising near aquariums poses risks, especially if you feel light-headed or lose balance. Accidental collisions can damage tanks or injure fish. Prioritize safety, and choose exercise locations away from your aquarium...
  • A Dummy's Guide to Aquarium Maintenance

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    A Dummy's Guide to Aquarium Maintenance
    Entering the world of fishkeeping may seem daunting, especially when faced with the common buzz around water changes. In this comprehensive guide, we will unravel the mysteries behind water changes, answering key questions for beginners. Join me, John from keepfishkeeping.com, as we break down the essentials of maintaining a healthy aquarium without the hassle. Why Do Water Changes? Understanding the purpose of water changes is crucial. As fish owners, we introduce food into the tank, leading to fish waste that accumulates and breaks down into ammonia. Nature converts ammonia into nitrate, which, when left unchecked, can...
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