I have a 75 gallon freshwater aquarium. I am most likely putting in some sort of anglefish, carfish, maybe a african ciclid or a clown loach, and some really smaller sized fish so they can school.
I saw this patriotic crab the other day and it looked awesome.
Would the fish i named above work well with any freshwater crabs, shrimp, or lobster.
***I don’t want crabs eating my fish or my fish eating my crabs
Tagged african, african ciclid, anglefish, Aquarium, carfish, ciclid, clown, clown loach, crabs, freshwater, freshwater aquarium, gallon, sized fish, sort
My snails and reef crabs are doing great but alge is starting to grow on their shells. should I get a cleaner shrimp or just wait another week to make sure the tnak is ready?
What else can I put in my 46 gallon bowfront freshwater aquarium other than fish. (To add a little variety). I know of snails, crabs, shrimp, and crawfish. Can anyone explain the advantages & disadvantages of some of these and how to care for them? Thanks!
I am planning on getting a 30 gallon saltwater aquarium with a power filter, skimmer, heater, ect. I am aware of all the items needed for a saltwater setup. I know that you dont need RO water for a Fish only setup, or most FOWLR setups. I know it is needed for a reef setup. This is all the info I can gather from many websites and a few books. Can I use a conditioner to remove heavy metals, chlorine, chloramine, ect. from the tap water, then add a good salt mix (instant ocean), then age the water and add to tank during water changes, or set up. I know to use conditioned freshwater for top off. Will the conditioned tap water be safe for invertebrates such as cleaner shrimp, hermit crabs, emerald crabs. I know you need it for corals but I cant find info telling me if I need the RO water for inverts such as shrimp or crabs?
Tagged Aquarium, chlorine, cleaner shrimp, crabs, ect, emerald, fish, FOWLR, gallon, heavy metals, info, planning, power filter, reef, salt mix, saltwater, saltwater aquarium, saltwater setup, setup, shrimp, tap water, water, water changes
My 7 year old wants to know why shrimp and lobsters have to be in water to survive, but not crabs?
