On the positive side, Clownfish are ideal beginner fish , since they are easy-to-care-for, hardy, and don’t require a huge aquarium to survive happily. Because wild clownfish always stay in or near anemones in a reef environment , they require very little space. Can you own a clownfish? Clownfish are among the easiest saltwater fish … Read more
While many variables affect that answer, a general rule is to stock no more than ½ an inch of fully grown fish per gallon of water in your aquarium. For example, if you have a 30-gallon aquarium, ideally stock no more than 15 total inches of fully grown fish. How much rock do I need … Read more
In addition to Goldfish, this tank will accommodate Cichlids, Tetras, Rasbora, Gouramis, Danios and all kinds of Catfish A school of Chili Rasbora would make a wonderful addition. A 100 gallon tank can even host a few of the freshwater sharks, such as the Red Tail and Rainbow Sharks. What is the easiest saltwater fish … Read more
In general, 40-75 gallon aquariums are the perfect size for a first reef tank. They are a good size to create a stunning aquarium , but not too large to stock and maintain. Are reef aquariums hard to maintain? saltwater aquariums sometimes come with a particular rumor of being difficult to maintain. The reality is, … Read more
In general, 40-75 gallon aquariums are the perfect size for a first reef tank. They are a good size to create a stunning aquarium , but not too large to stock and maintain. Are saltwater tanks high maintenance ? Saltwater aquarium in particular can be more expensive. And they are a bit more precarious to … Read more
green chromis. pygmy angels. bassletts. pseudochromis. small tangs of different shapes. anthias. small reef-safe wrasses. gobies. What’s the easiest saltwater fish to take care of? Dottyback. The Dottyback is a beautiful and exotic saltwater fish that thrives well in a 30-gallon tank Firefish Tangs Damselfish Clownfish Coral Beauties Mollies. How small can you go for … Read more
Clownfish – Amphiprion spp. Essentially, this species is the closest you would get to a reef-safe fish. This is because of the Clownfish’s unique way of life: Clownfish have a symbiotic relationship with anemones. What are reef friendly fish? Angelfish (Centropyge) The beautiful Japanese swallowtail angelfish is one of the few truly reef tank safe … Read more