Fish Blog
The Frogspawn Wall Coral, Euphyllia divisa, is often known as the Octopus Coral, Grape Coral, or Honey Coral which needs care, attention, and breeding. It’s a stunning LPS coral with Continue reading
Dog Face Puffer Fish is a saltwater species that can be present in a space stretching from the realm south of Japan to east Africa and south Wales. In this Continue reading
Peppermint shrimp, scientific name Lysmata wurdemanni generally known as the peppermint shrimp, is a species of shrimp. The peppermint shrimp is a nocturnal, omnivorous, saltwater invertebrate that lives within the Continue reading
The Lawnmower Blenny fish, scientific name Salarias fasciatus, encompasses a brownish coloration with numerous spots making them glorious at camouflage. They’re hardy and may be housed with different peaceful fish Continue reading
The Orange Spotted Blenny, scientific name Blenniella chrysospilos, in any other case referred to as the Red-spotted Rockskipper or the Red-spotted Blenny, are red and white in color with orange Continue reading
Red phantom tetra is a species of tetra that lives within the Orinoco River drainage basin in South America. Red phantom tetras, scientific name Hyphessobrycon sweglesi have a particular means Continue reading
The dwarf chain loach, scientific name Ambastaia sidthimunki is an eye-catching freshwater fish with a vigorous personality. Considered semi-aggressive, these fish could be a handful to care for. Dwarf Chain Continue reading
As they’re a comparatively new hybrid, they don’t have a Latin or scientific name, so they’re typically referred to as Blood Parrot Cichlid, or simply Parrot Cichlids. This species has Continue reading
Catfish species are popular to many fish lovers for their aquariums. With so many various kinds of aquarium catfish to select from, we thought it made sense to create a Continue reading
The green neon tetra, scientific name Paracheirodon simulans is a freshwater fish of the family Characidae of the order Characiformes. It’s native to the upper Orinoco and Negro Rivers in Continue reading