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by MichaelHF
DISCUS CLOUDY EYE – SIGNS AND TREATMENT
DISCUS CLOUDY EYE – SIGNS AND TREATMENT
Summary
Cloudy eye on discus is a common fungus that is caused by poor water quality. You will notice ...
7 Steps That Make Saltwater Fish Additions EASY!
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7 Steps That Make Saltwater Fish Additions EASY!
Choosing the right fish and adding them safely into your saltwater aquarium is not always a straightforward ...
- Fish, Freshwater, Freshwater Treatments Parasites, Oscars, Parasites, Quarantine, Treatments
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Oscar Fish Diseases and Treatments
Oscar Fish Diseases and Treatments
There are five diseases that strike Oscar fish frequently and are easy to recognize, including hole in the head disease, ...
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When Do Baby Discus Fish Get Their Color?
When Do Baby Discus Fish Get Their Color?
When Discus fish first hatch and begin free swimming, they all look the same, a brown body ...
New Fish – Guide to Quarantine
Lack of proper quarantine is one of the biggest reasons for failure in the fishkeeping hobby. Learning proper precautions and treatment will help you have ...
- Discus, Freshwater
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Discus Care Sheet
King of the Aquarium
Discus are members of the Family Cichlidae and are sometimes referred to as “King of the Aquarium” because of their majestic ...
- Angelfish, Freshwater
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Angelfish Care Sheet
Graceful
Possibly the most recognized freshwater fish in the aquarium hobby, angelfish belong to the family Cichlidae. Admired for their graceful swimming behavior, angelfish make ...
- African Cichlids, Freshwater
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African Cichlids Care Sheet
Poor Man’s Saltwater Fish
There are hundreds of cichlid species that are native to Africa, however, the term “African Cichlids” is typically used to describe ...
- Freshwater, Puffer Fish Fresh Water
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FreshWater Puffer Care
Faces
Puffer fish are best known for their ability to inflate their bodies to avoid being swallowed by larger fish, but their “E.T.” - like ...