Heatman

As a human being, we get bored of something when it's been the same for too long. When that happens with my tank, I'd get creative about how I spice it up with new props or even have it changed completely if I have the…

I have had so many other fish pond disasters but it's definitely cannibalism that's the most which took me a while to control. It's one of the disadvantages of having your pond overcrowded.

As far as I'm concerned, there is no benefit of choosing a small tank over a big one unless space is a big challenge for you because in the end you will definitely need to expand.

My brother is a fish farmer and he's got about 6 tarpaulin ponds and 4 earth ponds where he breed mostly cat fish for commercial purposes.

In most cases, I would like to have it filled up to the very top but I have realized that my fishes loves that little open space on top, so I do leave an inch gap space for them to explore.

I have been making use of Municipal Tap Water for at least seven years now with all my aquarium and it's been a perfect fit for all of them. A friend of mine suggested rain water but I haven't used it yet.

It's always advisable not to add new fish to your aquarium the day you have it purchased. Also, the size of your aquarium matters a lot to the number of fishes you to have inside.