Joshua Farrell

Love having rocks, shells and some artificial structures in my tanks. Never understood why some people prefer to have an empty tank that is void of an environment. Fish do get bored and can get afraid. Having stuff in…

Found that fresh water tanks are a bit easier to maintain. The water we get here can easily be used to keep the tank running without too many issues. Our water supply comes from a clean water source, that is generally…

Depending on space and if you have a corner to use, there are always the option to have linked tanks via plumbing and shared filters. That way, you could connect the two tanks together, and allow the fish to swim…

I've never figured why anyone would want to use a glue that cannot dissolve easily in water, and that could potentially kill the fish in a tank it it came apart. I don't recommend using it.

It's always sad to hear of this happening. Probably a decent reason to make sure power generators are working, to keep the heat on and power getting to essential things like fish tanks. A couple members of my family…

I generally fill them close to the top, and leave about an inch to an inch and a half. I hate seeing takes half empty or 3/4ths full, when it could be filled a little more safely.

I would love a pond with fish in it. We have the property to be able to house a small pond. Heck, if I got around to creating a pond for fresh water fish, I would have a few small ponds, with water flowing from one to…

Personally I wouldn't buy a gallon size, unless I was looking to only feed 1 or 2 relatively small fish for awhile. I would think it would be ethical, so long as normal precautions are taken to keep the fish alive.