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Around our Shores: The Historical Importance of Cod Fish
It may appear at first glance that Cod is seen as nothing more than an abundant (or perhaps not so) source of food for Northern Europeans, but the historical importance of this fish cannot be understated. In this Around our Shores blog, we explore the significant historical contribution of the humble cod fish.
Mo Mammals Mo Plankton: Beluga Whales
In our regular blog feature, 'More Mammals More Plankton', we explore notable sea mammals, past, present and extinct. Today, we profile the Beluga Whale.
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.
Mo Mammals Mo Plankton: The Blue Whale
In our regular blog feature, 'More Mammals More Plankton', we explore notable sea mammals, past, present and extinct. Today, we profile the Blue Whale.
Are aquariums good for kids?
This is a question we get asked all the time. Are fish tanks beneficial for my children? Well, many parents who are fish-keepers will attest to the benefits they see from ownership of an aquarium in a household with kids.
Lords of the Sea: The Leopard Seal
In our regular blog feature, Lords of the Sea, we look at the apex predators of the sea - those species who are generally top of their respective food chains. Today, we profile the Leopard Seal, lord of the Antarctic.
Lords of the Sea: The Saltwater Crocodile
In our regular blog feature, Lords of the Sea, we look at the apex predators of the sea - those species who are generally top of their respective food chains. Today, we profile the Saltwater Crocodile.
Bubbles in an Aquarium: Filling your Tank from New
Have mysterious air bubbles appeared in your fish tank? In this series of blogs, we explore theories of where the bubbles originate from and how to resolve them.
What are painted, tattooed or dyed fish?
Fish are typically dyed with fluorescent pigments by a variety of processes including injection, tattooing or interfering with the skin by using lasers or chemicals so dye is readily absorbed.
