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Siamese Alga Eater

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  The Siamese alga eaters may be slightly larger than the majority of freshwater tropical fish species that you'll find in various tanks. These bottom-loving fish can grow upto 6 inches (16 cm), sometimes a little longer. For the best results with fish care, owners should have at least 30-gallon tanks. They will be able to swim comfortably and hide when they need it.                         Species Overview The freshwater residents of the Cyprinidae carp family, which includes Siamese algae eaters (Crossocheilus sinensis and crossocheilus obslongus), are freshwater fish species of the Cyprinidae Cyprinidae. These tropical fish species can be found on the continent of Southeast Asia, in Thailand, and are bottom-dwellers. They are found in the Malay Peninsula, Chao Phraya and the basins of Mekong and Chao Phraya. Siamese algae eaters  prefer to live in their natural environment over the stream and river e...

Aquarium algae control. Guide 2021

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  Algae can be a problem for anyone who has a   plantation aquarium . Algal blooms can be a major headache for beginners and could lead to them giving up on the hobby. So I'm here to help hobbyists with algae problems in their tanks. Is Algae bad or good?    First, you need to decide if algae are good for your tank. As long as algae are visible and not harmful, it's no big deal. It is also beneficial. If it isn't controlled, it can quickly spiral out of control and cause unwanted growth. It can also cover the glass in the tank and the leaves of your plants, which is the worst. Algae can give your fish tank a natural appearance and provide primary nutrition. Our goal is to control the algae and minimize the damage it causes. Prevention.   As we all know, prevention is always better than treatment. We should stop the growth and spread of algae. Maintaining good water quality is the best way to achieve this. Algae g...

Siamese Algae Eater Creature Companion

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  Siamese algae eaters can be slightly larger than most freshwater tropical fish species you will find in a variety of tanks. These bottom-loving fish can grow up to about 6 inches (16 cm) and sometimes a bit longer. Fish owners should plan to have a tank that is at least 30 gallons in size for the best overall results when caring for this fish. This will give them a place to swim comfortably and a place to hide when they need space. Species overview Siamese algae eaters (Crossocheilus siamensis or crossocheilus oblongus) are freshwater inhabitants of the carp family of fish species called Cyprinidae. This tropical fish species are naturally found in mainland Southeast Asia in places such as Thailand and is a bottom-dweller. They can be found on the Malay Peninsula and in the basins of the Mekong and Chao Phraya. Siamese algae eaters  prefer their natural habitat to the living environment of rivers and streams. They can also often be found in the flooded forest areas of this g...

Preventing and destroying algae in the aquarium. Guide 2021

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  Almost anyone with a plantation aquarium may encounter the most common problem with   plantation aquarium : algae! And for many beginners, algal blooms are a nasty headache and can prompt a person to give up the hobby. Therefore, I will help all the hobbyists who are fighting the problem of algae in their tank. Algae good or bad? First, make it clear whether algae are good or bad for your tank. The presence of algae in the tank is not a big deal as it is obvious and normal. And a little beneficial. But if left unchecked, it can easily spiral out of control and lead to unwanted growth. The worst part is when it covers the glass of the tank or the leaves of the plants. Algae give your tank a more natural look and serve as the primary nutrition for your fish. So our aim is not to eliminate the algae but to keep it under control and avoid the damage caused by it.   Prevention. We all know, prevention is better than cure, and that's what we should do- stop the growth of alga...

Types of Cory Catfish

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  By Sameer Gudhate*   Cory catfish, additionally referred to in side interest as cory cats, cory fish and corydorous catfish, are exceptionally well-known freshwater fish. This is a different fledgling fish with lots of character. Corydoras are the best-known local area fish because they are very gregarious, easy to raise, and helpful as a clean team. Cory catfish are often portrayed as protected catfish, as they have plates of bone-like material running the length of their bodies. Their happy attitude and thoughtful propensity for frequent cleaning of the bottom of the tank make them a perfect addition to any local area aquarium.  This family of South American catfish includes over 160 species, with a few hundred more to be settled. With such countless different  Cory catfish types , however, choosing the right one can seem surprising. Here we examine the ten best cory species...  1. Pygmy Cory (Corydoraspygmaeus)        ...

Things You Need To Know While Setting Up Your Plantation Aquarium

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  When we think of a fish aquarium, we think of an artificial setup of marine world. But trending now is ‘ plantation aquarium '! Every hobbyist has at least one plantation tank. The true aquarium hobby is about plantation aquariums. Plantation aquariums can thrive for many years if they are well maintained. Today, I'll show you how to create your own plantation aquarium. These are some tips to help you set up your aquarium. The Right Tank Buying the right tank is essential. Choose a glass tank over a fiber one. While the shape of your tank will depend on what you choose, the size of your tank is important. There are many factors that influence the tank size. The first is space available. You need to determine how much space you have in your room to accommodate the tank. It also depends on the fish you are adding to your tank. It is important to understand the potential growth rate of any fish that you add to your tan...