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Are Peacock Cichlids aggressive?
All African Malawi Cichlids are territorial by nature, and can be aggressive, particularly towards non-species fish. They can be kept with other types of Malawi cichlids, such as Mbuna and Haplochromis
Are Pea Puffers hard to keep in an aquarium?
Pea Puffers species, Carinotetraodon travancoricus, are also commonly known as Dwarf Indian puffers, Pygmy puffer fish, Malabar puffer and Kerala Puffers. To browse our range of Pea Pufferfish online click here.
Are Pea Puffers territorial fish?
Pea Puffer Pufferfish like to explore their environment, so an aquarium with plenty of hiding places, nooks and crannies will keep them occupied. Pea Puffers thrive in heavily planted tanks that offer the fish plenty of areas to hide.
How Long do Jellyfish Live in the Wild?
Jellyfish are becoming increasingly popular among aquarists, and keeping them in captive aquariums has become somewhat of a craze. Like any fish, the ideal conditions to keep them in will mimic their natural environment in the wild.
How Long Do Jellyfish Live In A Tank Or Aquarium?
In the wild jellyfish are very gentle swimmers, usually staying afloat and drifting along with ocean currents. So if kept in captivity, Jellyfish will need a specially designed tank to mimic this.
How big do Ludwigia Palustris aquarium plants grow?
Ludwigia palustris red is an ideal background plant due to it fast growth. With its high impact colour it can be used to great effect as a focal point in the aquascape. It contrasts brilliantly with the greens of other plants and dark brown wood.
Is Ludwigia Palustris a beginner aquatic plant?
Ludwigia Palustris red, or Common Water-primrose, is an easy to care for aquarium plant. It can be planted in almost any kind of substrate, although it is better not to use sand as sand can suffocate the roots.
