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Freshwater Fish

Find information about some of the most common and rare fish sold in stores today. Learn how to properly care for your fish.

Freshwater Plants

Plants can add unique appearance to any tank. They create a healthier environment by facilitating the removal of waste, and the oxygenation of the water.

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Saltwater Fish

Profiles and information on the fish that occupy oceans and seas.

Today's Featured Article
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Guppy
The infamous Guppy, or Poecilia reticulata. Often sold as the beginners fish, it's known for its ability to multiply in number at a rapid rate. Suitable for tanks 37.9 Litres (10 US G.) or more, males usually stay under 5.1cm (2") in length, while females can be anything from 5.1cm (2") to 8.9cm (3.5"). As these fish are livebearers, it's best to keep them in the ratio of 1 male per 2-3 females to avoid the males harassing females to the point of exhaustion.



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