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There is a saying, "Playing with fish is playing with water," which speaks to the importance of the water environment for the hobby of aquarium fish and aquatic life. Not every clear water means healthy fish, but it must be "good water". In a suitable environment, aquarium fish will maximize their beauty with all the most colorful colors. Not only that, fish eat more, thoroughly digest food, absorb many nutrients necessary for the body to grow quickly, with less loss, less disease, and uniform size... When the farming environment changes in a negative direction, it will cause negative effects, causing growth and reproduction to decline. Diseases arise, directly affecting the survival rate and uniformity, especially making the fish color gradually fade to discoloration, and worst of alll, fish die en masse.
To overcome the above conditions, people often use probiotics. Probiotics are biological products containing beneficial living microorganisms. Depending on the intended use, these microorganisms can be bacteria or fungi. When placed in a suitable living environment, these microorganisms will become active. Ammonia comes from aquarium fish and is released directly into the lake. Over a long period of time, if ammonia is not cleaned up, the increasingly high concentration will affect the ability of plants and animals to grow in the lake. More seriously, Ammonia causes fish to lose their appetite, become fazy, and easily die. The best way to remove ammonia (NH,) is to create bacteria to convert it into safe and less harmful substances. That's why EXTRABIO was created to solve these problems.
The most sought after of all the freshwater angels, the Altum or High Back Angel comes from the acidic Blackwater reaches of the Orinoco River in Colombia and Venezuela. These beautiful but delicate fish require warm, soft water and excellent water quality to thrive. Best kept in groups of 5 or more and we recommended after so many years breeding and learning about altum. The Altum Angel is an unmistakable show fish ideal for a large display aquarium. Our special Altum Angels are Orinoco F1 and bred in our farm in Vietnam. We imported and conditioned carefully in US city water before being shipped, allowing us to offer only high quality, healthy, and beautiful fish to our customers. This king of angelfish will reach a maximum size of 10-12in tall. Altums do extremely well with Discus and they will be the highlight of your aquarium. There are few size you can choose from. The total body length is about 3 - 3.5+ inches from mouth to end tail. 6.5-7 inches from vertically.
We will randomly pick.
We feed our altum with pellets, flakes, brine shrimp, bloodworms, black worm, our homemade beefheart. highly recommend keeping them in Groups of 4 and above.
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Red batata and jacarecappa is a beautiful strain and has a wild look. Texas Aqua is offering F3 Red batata and jacarecappa. We do not use RO water on any fish. Just declorinate city Tap water. if you Remember the serene feeling of crisp winter evenings as you gazed dreamily into a dancing campfire and roasted marshmallows on a charred stick? Now you can bring that glowing campfire indoors all year long. This discus combines the warmth of the blazing flames with the brilliant radiance of drifting snowflakes and snow-covered branches to provide you with year-round peaceful campfire moments.
Fahaka Puffers are pufferfish that inhabit a wide range of territories in the wild. This includes Southeast Asia, Southern Asia, and Africa. More specifically, they’ve been found in Sri Lanka, Indonesia, and China. Within these various regions, they inhabit freshwater and brackish bodies of water, such as streams, rivers.
Fahaka Puffers have a brown body and a white-colored belly. Their body is covered in marking of various size. They become more brightly colored as they mature. They have a round body shape, large eyes, and a tiny mouth. The females tend to be more round than the males. The males also have darker black spots. The difference between males and females becomes more obvious as they mature
Corydoras aeneus is a small, peaceful species of catfish from South America. They are active shoalers and will stay near conspecifics, making for a lovely sight. Corydoras feed by searching through sand with their barbels, and sand is necessary for the long-term health of Corys. Gravel substrates tend to be abrasive and damage the barbels, leading to infections and an inability to find food.
Corydoras are often looked at as "scavengers," but they should be treated in a similar fashion as the rest of your fish. They are omnivores and require a mixed diet. Flake food is readily accepted, as is baby brine shrimp and small pieces of blackworm.
Another high-protein Nutri-Treat! Omega One Brine Shrimp is of the highest quality. It offers an excellent opportunity to boost the color of your fish and has been a favorite treat of both freshwater and marine fish for decades.
- - Excellent high-protein treat for all freshwater and saltwater fish
- - Highest quality brine shrimp available
- - Rich in vitamins and minerals
- - Provides natural color enhancement
- - As nutritious as live food without the risk of bacteria or parasites
- - Protein-rich treat
- - Color Enhancing
The Featherfin Catfish (Synodontis Euptera) is a species of catfish of the Mochokidae family, originally found in rivers and lakes of Central Africa, such as the White Nile river. These rivers have a rocky bottom, with an abundance of driftwood, large roots, and crevices, perfect for the Featherfin Catfish to hide from predators and scavenge for food.
The Synodontis Euptera is known as the Featherfin Squeaker for its unique sound-producing abilities. The squeaking is accomplished by rubbing the spines of its pectoral fins into grooves on its shoulders – the sound is a defense mechanism against predators and competing Featherfins during mating season. It is also a way of communicating with one another in dark places, caves, and around the driftwood. They may also be called Lace Cat or Synodontis Lace Catfish.
As for their appearance, you may encounter some that are pale gray with zebra-like stripes and others that are brown with black spots. The Featherfin Catfish changes its appearance over time. The zebra-like ones are juvenile, and the spotted ones have already matured.
The Fire Eel is known from sluggish waters including inundated floodplains and the slower-moving reaches of rivers. Here, this nocturnal bottom-dweller stays partially buried in the substrate during the day, emerging at night to feed on benthic insect larvae, small fish, worms, and some plant material. The Fire Eel makes a great addition to the peaceful fish community where there are no small fish present. The aquarium should be spacious and furnished with a soft sand substrate so that these diggers can wallow and bury themselves. Provide plenty of hiding places amongst plant thickets, bogwood, smooth rocky caves, PVC pipes and so on.
A FIRE RED Shrimp can be a great littl freshwater to add to an aquarium. Their bright red color really adds beauty to a tank, especially one loaded with live green aquarium plants and black gravel or substrate. FIRED RED Shrimp or Neocaridina heteropoda, also known simply as Cherry Shrimp, are natives of Taiwan. But most available in stores today are bread in captivity as they can reproduce in fresh water. FIRED Red Shrimp are active and interesting to watch. Here is an HD video of a FIRED Red Shrimp feeding in a planted aquarium.
Flagtail Prochilodus (Semaprochilodus taeniurus)
Origin: Wild Colombia
Diet: Omnivore and algae/biofilm grazer
Adult Size: 12″
Recommended Tank Size: 100 gallons
Compatibility: Fairly peaceful, but may nip at certain fish. A good dither for large cichlids or predators.
Preferred Water Parameters
pH: 6.5 – 7.2
Temp: 76-82F
Ammonia: 0ppm
Nitrite: 0ppm
Nitrate: <30ppm
Leverage Flourish Glue to easily and securely attach aquarium plants without the mess. Formulated by experts, this aquarium-safe glue provides a strong hold while promoting plant growth and health. Say goodbye to drifting plants and hello to a flourishing underwater garden.
