Freshwater Fish

Do you have a fresh water aquarium? If you do then you might want to consider raising baby guppy fish to adults. It is fun to watch the fish grow into adults. Children enjoy watching you catch the...

To raise crawfish in an aquarium, one should know some basic aquatic rules. First and foremost, give the little guys some air. Just like fish, these creatures need bubbles in the tank with them at...

You need to acclimate new fish to your aquarium; failure to do so could lead to stress, illness and even the death of your fish, which can be caused by a sudden change in their environment....

The fancy guppy (Poecilia reticulata) is a small freshwater livebearer. To breed a thriving colony of guppies you will need to find at least one fertile male and one fertile female fancy guppy...

Breeding the Neon Tetra, one of the most beautiful and common tropical aquarium fish, can be done right in your own tank. A small school of Neon Tetras can produce hundreds of eggs a week;...

A tank populated with mollies can be an impressive sight. The deep black coloration of the black molly and the tall dorsal fin of the sailfin molly make them unique additions to any aquarium....

The fish known as Oscars are sold in several color varieties, perhaps the most common being the Red Oscar. They are usually sold as babies of 1" in length--sometimes even smaller. They grow to...

Well kept aquariums can greatly enhance a room. Aggressive freshwater aquarium fish are an excellent choice. They come in a plethora of sizes and colors, are easy to obtain and are heartier than...

Choosing the right inhabitants for your aquarium requires a bit more thought than simply matching their colors to your couch. Follow these simple steps to fish bliss.