Benji

I do have guppies in my fish tank but there is a slight anxiety that our fish might fall ill. I might get over it eventually, but now the fishes are all I worry about.

Water quality is the most important factor that affects the fishes health. Maintaining proper Ph. levels and adding adequate antibiotics would be a great help to keep your fishes healthy and vibrant. Having a good…

Like all the other pets we must take care of our fishes with absolute certainty, this will reduce any risks of infections or any other illness.

High ammonia or nitrate levels and even low pH can cause stress in fishes which makes them restless. Try changing your water and see.

It's really hard to not get attached to our fishes, it's really fun the first time but once they get infected, we'll become relentless and insanely obsessed.

Frequent fluctuations in water temperature can also cause the fishes to not grow to their full potential.

I prepare a cleaning solution of my own which contains 10 parts of water and one part of bleach and clean the interior as well as the exterior of my tank using a scrubbing pad.

Once a friend of mine told me that some of his fishes were infected with velvet disease and it killed almost every fish, thankfully he was able to identify it sooner and save some of his fishes.

Wild caught fishes are prone to carry parasites, it is estimated that around 20% of the wild caught fishes may be prone to parasitic infections.