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Black "Fish" Friday | Duboisi Cichlid
Congratulations on finding the seventh of our limited-time-only BLACK FRIDAY deals! The Duboisi Cichlid, also known as the White Spotted Cichlid or Tropheus duboisi, is a vibrant and fascinating species of African Cichlid.
Black "Fish" Friday | Black Angelfish
Congratulations on finding the sixth of our limited-time-only BLACK FRIDAY deals! Angelfish are egg layers but struggle with parental care, so are not easy to breed without a hatchery or separate breeding tank.
Black "Fish" Friday Deals | Black Ram Cichlid
Congratulations on finding the third of our limited-time-only BLACK FRIDAY deals! Black Ram Cichlids are highly sought after variants of South American rams that often retail at much higher cost than the more common blue and Bolivian variants.
Fish Profiles: Oscar Cichlids
Oscar cichlids are egg layers, known to be protective of their brood. Pairs are known to select and clean generally flattened horizontal or vertical surfaces on which to lay their 1,000 to 3,000 eggs.
What is a Blackwater Aquarium?
While many brackish aquariums do give the appearance of a blackwater habitat, the phrase 'blackwater' simply refers to a type of freshwater aquarium that is characterized by its tinted, tea-colored water.
Fantasy Fish AI: Fancy Cichlid
This time around we asked AI to "show me an African cichlid cross-bred with a fancy goldfish swimming in an aquarium" and this is what we got. African Cichlids are hugely popular, as are fancy goldfish.
Fantasy Fish AI: The West African Dwarf Cichlid
As anyone who has tangled with AI to produce specific blogs images or text will know, in its current form and without the correct prompting AI doesn't always quite produce what you need.
Why is the water pH level important to fish?
The pH scale is the measurement of the acidity or alkalinity of water. The pH scale runs from 0 (extremely acidic) to 14 (extremely alkaline). The mid point, 7, is known as 'neutral'. pH is generally cited to one decimal place (e.g. pH 6.5, pH 7.3, etc)