AmyLil

There are quite a few aquatic plants that survive without a substrate namely Java fern, Java moss, Hornwort, Anacharis, Duckweed etc. Duckweed would be a good and easier choice and it's said that goldfish love eating…

Marimo Moss Ball are probably my favorite as they are compact, grow over time, and actually absorb a lot of toxins in the aquarium. I have 3 or 4 in my tank at this point but the largest one expanded over some rocks so…

What about hides? It would seem like many of them require some sort of place where they can feel safe and secure and not just out in the open. That's the major advantage of planted aquarium over bare bottom tanks.…

Mixing incompatible fish together is not at all advisable. When choosing fish, make sure that every species is compatible with each other.

If you’re treating your tank with chemicals to fight some sort of disease or algae, then fish tank water might not be good for plants.

My dad regretted purchasing large Angel fish because they started attacking the other fish in the tank! I always thought angel fish were pretty, but I had no idea they were so aggressive. Eventually he chose to sell…

My question would be is there any fish without scales? If at all, does it exist now?

Suggest some live aquatic plants that do not need substrate to thrive in the aquarium?

Maybe that's how initially most of them think having a fish tank i suppose. Even I seriously thought there won't be much maintenance while owning a fish tank. The one and only duty for us is to feed them. Now I feel, I…

Actually Goldfish, Bettas, and Minnows will do just fine in a bare-bottom tank. Also, each species requires certain requirements with the tank. So the water type and temperature needs has to be checked.