Nate Jamieson
Skin and Gill Flukes in Tropical Fish
While parasites of various types are often responsible for fish rubbing themselves against objects in the tank, sometimes to the point of causing raw skin, it can be difficult to identify which parasite it is, unless you have a very good visual of...
Date Posted: October 07, 2005
White Spot (Ichthyophthirius) in Tropical Fish
One of the most common diseases encountered by tropical fish hobbyists, is the common parasite known as "ick" or "ich", for ichthyophthirius.
Date Posted: October 07, 2005
Tumors in Tropical Fish
Tropical fish are like other species in many respects, and that includes the fact that they have diseases or disorders that may resemble those of other animals, but are specific to the fish themselves. One good example is tumors.Just as humans,...
Date Posted: September 30, 2005
What Are Bottom Water Tropical Fish?
Bottom water fish are those that prefer living at the lowest level of the aquarium. It's not that they can't swim into the upper regions, they will when spurred by a fish that pesters them, or just for the sake of a quick dash around the...
Date Posted: September 23, 2005
Predator Tropical Fish
Some tropical fish, either because of their size, feeding habits, or just their natural behavior, are not suitable for beginners to try and raise in a community tank.
Date Posted: September 22, 2005
Choosing Koi For Your Aquarium
While you may purchase young, small koi, like other species of creatures, they will adapt their growth and size somewhat, to the restrictions of space.
Date Posted: September 20, 2005
How to Choose Goldfish
How you choose your goldfish, depends largely on two things: the type of fish you really like to see, and the kind of container you intend to keep them in.People in warmer climates, like to populate their outdoor ponds and pools with goldfish, which...
Date Posted: September 17, 2005