Certain fish are perfect for planted tanks because of their natural beauty or unique behaviors. Find out which plant-friendly species made it to our top 10 list.
If your fish aren’t eating the fish food you bought them, it could be the taste, ingredients, or other reasons, so let’s talk about how to choose the right kinds of fish food to best suit their needs.
Are your pH and GH (or water hardness) very high, limiting the fish you can keep? Learn about the top 10 community fish that can live in hard water tanks.
Unlike certain other barbs, cherry barbs are peaceful schooling fish that do well in community tanks. Learn how to care for this gorgeous, bright red species.
Looking for an unusual-looking or rare creature to keep in your next aquarium? Let’s talk about our top 7 medium-sized oddballs for 29- and 30-gallon tanks.
Neocaridina shrimp are very popular because of their bright, rainbow colors and algae-eating abilities. Learn how to care for and breed this beautiful dwarf shrimp.
Not sure which breeding project to try next in your 20-gallon aquarium? Learn about our 5 favorite fish and invertebrates that are easy to spawn and raise up in a colony setting.
Too much or too little light in a planted aquarium can cause algae growth. Learn how to fine-tune the lighting for your specific tank and plant selection.
The rummy-nose tetra is known for its reddish face, tight schooling behavior, and ability to warn you of potential problems. Learn about this unique and dazzling species.
