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The Common Diseases of Coral Reef Fish

January 31, 2012 Aquarium Fish No comments

Blindfolded Disease Blindfolded disease can be discovered early antibiotic bath, generally up to 2 weeks to maintain due to bath. But also in the bath during the 3 days have seen in the fish have recovered two weeks long, but also to maintain the bath. The reason is in the first 3 days of antibiotics

How to Keep Fish From Jumping Out of a Fish Tank

January 30, 2012 Aquarium Fish No comments

Keeping fish in a fish tank in your home is a great decision for those who want an easy to care for pet that makes limited demands on your attention and time. Of course, there are important things to learn before getting a fish tank: health concerns, feeding, water parameters, and fish diseases. One thing

Black Molly Disease

January 29, 2012 Aquarium Fish No comments

Flexibacter is a genus of bacteria consisting of some seventeen strains (or species), known for their yellow hue. The unfortunate problem with this disease is that the infected fish rapidly becomes ill and stops eating, especially if it has “Mouth Fungus”, therefore, treating with medicated food may not be an option. The specific conditions and

The Causes of Koi Fish Tail Rot

January 29, 2012 Aquarium Fish No comments

In general the summer should be the most difficult to place koi tail rot disease of the period. Because the water temperature during this period than bacteria, parasites or viruses multiply optimum temperature to be higher, and with the spring or the rainy season is not easy compared to a sharp temperature changes. Even so,

Common Freshwater Fish Diseases

January 28, 2012 Aquarium Fish No comments

One of the problems that many fish keepers face is the daunting task of identifying problems in the aquarium. Unfortunately, lack of experience, or subtle signs of stress can let a disease run rampant until it destroys the infected fish (sometimes the whole aquarium). I have included this page simply as a guide for diagnosing

How to Breeding Clownfish

January 27, 2012 Aquarium Fish No comments

Thanks to Disney’s Motion Picture Finding Nemo, almost everybody knows about clownfish since they introduced Nemo to the world. Clownfish, or Anemonefishes, from the family of Pomacentridae, are one of the easiest tropical marine aquarium fish to breed. Clownfish regularly lay eggs in aquariums. They have pretty large eggs and larvae, and since the larvae

Parrot Fish to Common White Spot Disease and Treatment

January 27, 2012 Aquarium Fish No comments

White spot disease White spot disease is highly infectious parasitic disease outside. Pathogens: More children Ichthyophthirius (parasites). Transmission: Daphnia, sick fish, tropical fish contaminated tool is the No. 1 disease. Tropical fish, goldfish susceptible than the white spot disease, the water temperature fluctuated incentives of the disease, but also beginners often failed. Europe’s first tropical

Tips To Care For Your Discus Fish

January 25, 2012 Aquarium Fish No comments

First off, plenty of people think that discus fish are only for advanced fish keepers. they couldn’t be more wrong. looking after discus fish is simple in the event you only know how to do it properly. It may be hard at first but as you get more experience, everything will become routine and simple

How To Breed Betta Fish: Need-to-knows Of Breeding Betta Splendens

January 23, 2012 Aquarium Fish No comments

Because the Betta Splendens is an attractive fish, more and more people become interested in betta for sale. Thus, many individuals also decide that they want to learn how to breed betta fish. This article focuses on betta breeding tips for wannabe betta breeders. For many people, breeding betta splendens is an enjoyable hobby. Some

Tropical Fish Breeding – Caring For Betta Fish

January 23, 2012 Aquarium Fish No comments

The Betta fish is a very popular fish to breed among aquarium hobbyists because of its bright vibrant colors and also because it is a relatively easy fish to take care of. The Betta fish originally come from South East Asia, where it is also known as the Siamese Fighting Fish, due to its aggressive