Freshwater Aquarium Fish Guide And HD Photos Free.
FRESHWATER FISH:-
#NEONTETRA:-
The Neon Tetra is often described as the jewel of the aquarium hobby. It is easy to see why it is one of the most popular freshwater tropical fish. With
its iridescent blue body and bright red tail, Paracheirodon innesi creates an exciting splash of color in any aquarium, especially when kept in schools of six or more.
Even though neon tetras could live up to ten years, they tend to die easily with the slightest change in the water and tank conditions. If there is any change in the water chemistry, the fish would start experiencing stress, depression and would easily get intend with diseases.
#GUPPYFISH:-
Guppies can often slow their growth in times of scarcity, making each baby less of burden. At the very least, mothers should only go after the babies of other guppies. Instead, they reliably eat their own. There's a wide range of cannibalism in both populations and individuals.
#MOLLYFISH:-
Feeding Molly Fish
In the wild, mollies are omnivores and feed on small invertebrates, algae and plant matter. In the home aquarium, they should be fed a high quality flake food, and a variety of vegetables. One of the best prepared foods that you can feed them is Hikari Micro Wafers. After the pregnant female has released all of her fry, remove the female and return her to the main display aquarium.
The fry should be fed a quality food,
such as baby brine shrimp, baby fish
food, or quality flake food ground into a fine powder. Feed the fry small amounts several times a day.
#BETTAFISH:-
Do They Get Lonely? Betta fish are
naturally territorial and should not be
housed with any other betta fish
because they will fight and injure each other, often resulting in death. They are unlikely to get lonely in their tank; however, if they are ina small tank, they may get bored. Easy care makes betta fish a popular choice with novice aquarists. The list should include the betta tank (females like larger tanks), betta food, live plants,
and lastly your betta fish!
#GOLDFISH:-
Goldfish are typically very docile and are not likely to fight or bully other fish. However, bullying and fighting may occur if the fish are under stress (which is the second potential reason behind this behavior). You should change the water in your
fish bowl at least once per week, if not
more often. Regular cleaning of a fish
bowl serves two purposes.
#REDTAILSHARKFISH
Feeding:The red tailed black shark is an omnivore scavenger. This freshwater tropical fish will eat just about anything that you put into the tank. Like any other fish I keep, I recommend a very high quality pellet or flake food and supplement with brine shrimp, mysis shrimp, small krill, or bloodworms Red tailed shark body may be up to 16 cm (6 in) long and its life span is about 8 years.
#PLECOSTOMUSFISH:-
Plecostomus are omnivorous bottom-
feeders and can be safely housed with
fish much smaller than themselves.
Plecos generally pair well with cichlids, angelfish, barbs, bettas, other catfish species, gouramis, guppies, hatchets, loaches, mollies and platies.
In the wild, a common Pleco wIll grow to around 24 inches, and in an aquarium, it will typically grow to around 15 inches.
For More information continue with us on next page where I will be discussing about Aggressive Large Size Fish.
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