The Aquarium category is your complete starting point for everything related to aquariums, from beginner setups to proper maintenance. Whether you are planning your first fish tank or upgrading an existing one, this category helps you understand aquariums in a simple, clear, and practical way.
If you want your aquarium fish to grow faster, stay active, and show brighter colors, the right food plays a big role. Many beginners think any fish food is enough, but that’s not true. Just like humans need proper nutrition to stay healthy, fish also need a balanced diet to grow well. In this guide, […]
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Choosing the right filter is one of the most important decisions for any aquarium owner. A filter is basically the “heart” of your tank. It keeps the water clean, removes toxic waste, and gives your fish a safe place to live. Without a proper filter, even healthy fish can fall sick, water turns dirty fast,
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A water change should make your aquarium cleaner and healthier. But many beginners get shocked when fish suddenly become weak, stressed, or even die right after changing the water. This can be confusing and scary, especially when everything seemed fine before. The truth is, fish don’t die because of the water change itself—they die because
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A cloudy fish tank is one of the most confusing problems for beginners. You set up a new aquarium, add clear water, and after a day or two it suddenly turns white, grey, or even green. It looks dirty, the fish look stressed, and you may feel like something is seriously wrong. But don’t worry—cloudy
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Adding new fish to your aquarium looks easy, but actually, it is one of the most sensitive steps in fishkeeping. Most fish deaths in new tanks happen during the first 24–48 hours because they are not introduced correctly. Fish may look strong, but sudden changes in temperature, pH, and water chemistry may cause shock to
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Bringing home new fish is an exciting moment, but this can also be the moment where most beginners make mistakes. More often than not, new fish die within the first 24–48 hours because they are not acclimated properly. Fish are sensitive creatures, and any sudden changes in temperature, pH, or water hardness will shock their
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Algae are one of the most prevalent problems every aquarium keeper faces. It grows slowly at first, then you suddenly notice green patches on the glass, brown dust on the sand, or long hair-like strands on the plants. While it is normal for every aquarium to have algae, too much of it makes the tank
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When you have kept fish for some time, you realize quite quickly that feeding time is one of the best times. Your fish eagerly swim, awaiting food. So when they suddenly stop eating, it clearly means something is not right. Many beginners panic, but the good news is that most feeding problems are quite easy
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Setting up a new aquarium is quite exciting, but the one common problem which most beginners face is the sudden death of fish within a few days or weeks. That is pretty common, and the good thing is that it is quite easy to prevent. In this guide, I will explain everything in simple words
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A natural-looking aquarium always feels calmer and more beautiful than one packed with random decorations. When you walk past a tank that looks like a slice of real river or forest floor, it pulls you in instantly. The good news is, making a tank look natural isn’t hard. You just need the right approach, not
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