I'm going to talk to you today about how to spot healthy and colorful fish that will help you create a stunning aquarium. Here are a few things you should look for:
1, Look for fish that come to the front of the glass when looking in the tank. If a fish hides at the back or in ornaments then that fish is not going to be a good buy. The fish must swim around freely and without any problems.
2, If been fed, look for fish that are quick to feed. These fish will grow bigger, have more color and be healthier in general. The others that take time before starting to feed are likely to be smaller fish that may be bullied by the others.
3, Don't buy dark or very pale colored fish. These fish have a risk of having disease or been under stress and might not last long when been moved to your aquarium.
4, If buying livebearers make sure the females aren't heavily pregnant. These fish will become very stressed when been moved and can often die as a result. Instead look for medium sized females that don't have a big round bump.
5, Ask assistance and do your research before about fish you are going to keep together and if they are compatible. Make sure you don't mix peaceful fish with very aggressive fish.
6, Make sure you only buy a few fish at a time. If you buy all your fish at once you will overstock your tank and cause ammonia problems which could result in deaths.
Please make sure you think about these things when looking to buy tropical fish. If you follow these six things I'm sure you shouldn't have many problems. For more information please check out my blogs.
Temperature For Tropical Fish
Did you know that overfeeding is the most common cause of death in aquarium fish? I know this is hard to believe that something so simple could cause the death of more fish than all the diseases and problems with water quality but it is one area that people overlook when is comes to tropical fish.
You need to make sure you don't over feed your fish but on the other hand they need to get enough food to be able to survive and grow healthily. Here are a few tips on how you should feed your new tropical aquarium fish.
1, Feed often but sparingly. This will cut down on uneaten food that will turn into ammonia and could harm or even kill your fish.
2, Watch at feeding times and work out how much the fish can eat within five minutes. Then never feed more than that. This again will create less waste.
3, Try feeding other feeds than don't pollute the water as much. Only feed meaty foods twice or three times a week as these tend to create the most waste.
4, Think about buying a more powerful filter. If you over feed then, the extra waste will cause a strain on your existing filter. Look into upgrading your filter if you keep having problems with ammonia.
5, Buy a few catfish or pleco's. These bottom feeding fish eat the waste food that is left by other fish and will cut down on the end waste. Pleco's also eat algae and keep the tank cleaner.
I hope you look into trying a few of these tips to try and avoid over feeding and ammonia problems caused by food. If you do try them out then I'm sure you will see good results and less fish deaths if you're having problems with ammonia and nitrate levels in your tank water.
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