Aquatic Oddities: Snail Food Signage

Aquatic Oddities: Snail Food Signage

Aquatic Oddities

In this regular blog feature we present aquatic-themed oddities and curiosities discovered throughout the UK.

In this article, we picture a shop sign, that was formerly in use on our fish house premises. We had stored the fish house sign in a sealed storage container, which snails appear to have infiltrated and begun to munch on.

Aquatic Oddities: Snail Food Signage

Aquatic Oddities: Snail Food Signage

Aquatic Oddities

In this regular blog feature we present aquatic-themed oddities and curiosities discovered throughout the UK.

In this article, we picture a shop sign, that was formerly in use on our fish house premises. We had stored the fish house sign in a sealed storage container, which snails appear to have infiltrated and begun to munch on.

Aquatic Oddities: Pond Mould Salvage

Aquatic Oddities: Pond Mould Salvage

Aquatic Oddities

In this regular blog feature we present aquatic-themed oddities and curiosities discovered throughout the UK.

In this blog, we picture some fibreglass pond moulds, discovered amongst the bushes and weeds at an architectural salvage site.

UEFA EURO 2024: Swimming for England

UEFA EURO 2024: Swimming for England

Announcements

Today marks the start of UEFA Euro 2024! Lets get ready to enjoy a festival of football! Hopefully it'll turn out Betta for England this time!

Wishing our home nations England and Scotland the best of luck!#UEFAEuro2024 #FootballFever #ComeOnEngland

Around Our Shores - Images: Swanage

Around Our Shores - Images: Swanage

Around our Shores

In our regular blog series, Around our Shores, we explore places, wildlife and habitat around Britain's coastline of notable interest.

In these short blog snippets, we share more seashore-related images taken by our own photographers on our travels for your enjoyment.

Waterlife: The Nitrogen Cycle Explained

Waterlife: The Nitrogen Cycle Explained

Algae
The nitrogen cycle is a natural process which is responsible for the conversion and generation of different nitrogen compounds. Ammonia is a nitrogen compound, excreted by all fishes, and is extremely toxic to them.
Should You Breed Your Dog?

Should You Breed Your Dog?

Dogs
Remember, responsible dog breeding helps maintain breed standards and ensures the well-being of both the mother and puppies. Always consult with a veterinarian for personalised advice.
Does my pet reptile sneeze too much?

Does my pet reptile sneeze too much?

Fish Health
A question we get asked quite frequently is whether your pet reptile has a health issue because it sneezes a lot. Why is my reptile sneezing so much?
The Best Pre-Formed Ponds for 2024

The Best Pre-Formed Ponds for 2024

Announcements

In this regular build-up to pond season feature, we detail the best selling and most reliable pond products from last year to inform your purchases for 2024.

How do I dispose of a dead fish?

How do I dispose of a dead fish?

Care Sheets
Do not, under any circumstances, feed your dead fish to a pet cat or dog. The risk of passing on infections and parasites is very real.
Can I flush fish down the toilet?

Can I flush fish down the toilet?

Care Sheets
Firstly, if you are even thinking about doing this, you are not fit to keep fish in the first place. Southern Water released a statement regarding this practice, reminding customers that the only thing that should be flushed down the toilet are the three P's - pee, poo and paper.
Can I release fish into the wild?

Can I release fish into the wild?

Disease
Fishkeepers have a legal duty of care to their pets under the Animal Welfare Act, which states the need to provide, among other things, a suitable environment and protection from pain, suffering, injury and disease.