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Will Albino Corys clean my tank?
Corydoras are small catfish which is quite happy on its own but even happier in a group of corydoras, and will shoal in nu
Are Albino Corys a shoaling fish?
The Albino Corydoras catfish is a very peaceful bottom-feeding schooling fish that is compatible with most popular peaceful community aquarium fish species.
Can Bumblebee Gobies live in Freshwater conditions?
The bumblebee goby, Brachygobius doriae, is a species that frequently appears nowadays in both brackish and freshwater aquaria.
How many Bumblebee Gobies should be kept together?
Bumblebee Gobies can be territorial and aggressive towards each other in small numbers, so keeping a moderately large-sized group of 6-8 or more will dilute the behaviour.
Are Bumblebee Gobies fin nippers?
The Bumblebee Goby is a great addition to a brackish water aquarium. They will need special care so research be needed before purchasing.
How big do Trinidad Plecos get?
The Trinidad plec is attractively patterned over the entire body and fins, with a prominent dorsal fin. Trinidad plecos are often seen hiding in a dark corner, fins clamped, appearing a dusky brown, or feeding on the algae on aquarium glass.
OATA Care Guide: Catfish
OATA produce a good range of free care sheets for coldwater, tropical freshwater and marine fish as well as for invertebrates, aquatic reptiles and plants. Catfish are a popular addition to a tropical set-up. They are found throughout the world’s freshwater systems and are often sourced from Asia, South America and the African lakes.
What make Suitable tankmates for Freshwater Neon Blue Goby?
A fully grown Freshwater Neon Blue Goby can reach around 5.5cm when fully grown. Most will achieve their distinctive blue coloration when close to this size. In the wild, blue gobies can be found in shallow, fast-flowing water.
Can I Keep Fish and Shrimp Together?
There are many shrimp species that have little issue being housed with fish, even larger ones. The Cameroon Fan Shrimp for example, has an armoured carapace and grows to a nice sturdy 6" inches in size.
Do Flying Foxes eat lots of algae?
The flying fox (Epalzeorhynchos kalopterus) is a Southeast Asian species of freshwater fish in the family Cyprinidae. It is known to eat green algae. It is sometimes mistakenly referred to as the Siamese algae eater.
