Aquariums
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Blue Dolphin Cichlid Care and Breeding
Also known as the Humphead Cichlid or Malawi Dolphin, this fish is popular due to its bright blue coloring and ability to share an aquarium with other African cichlids.
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Daffodil Brichardi Care and Breeding
The Brichardi is a popular fish in the freshwater aquarium trade because of its non-aggressive nature and its ability to provide excellent parental care to its young.
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Care and Breeding of the Lemon Cichlid
The Lemon Cichlid is popular due to its bright yellow color and its compatibility with other cichlids from Lake Tanganyika in a community freshwater aquarium.
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Rainbowfish of Australia and New Guinea
The beautiful colors of the Rainbowfish can be enhanced in the aquarium by using plants and installing compact fluorescent or high output T5 fluorescent bulbs.
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Salvini or Yellow Belly Cichlid
Salvini cichlids are known for their yellow bodies with black patches. Also known as Tri-Color Cichlids because when breeding, their bodies take on a brilliant red hue.
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Care and Breeding of the Severum
Although the Severum needs a large aquarium, it has a gentle disposition and is compatible with many other cichlids from South America.
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Ram Cichlid From South America
The Ram Cichlid is a popular fish in freshwater aquariums due to its beautiful colors. Its small size and non-aggressive disposition makes it popular in community tanks.
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Malawi Eye Biter for Freshwater Aquariums
The Malawi Eye Biter, also known as a Dimidiochromis Compressiceps, has a large mouth which is used to catch its prey. Caution must be exercised when selecting tank mates
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Red Tail Haplochromis Species 44
The Red Tail is desirable for freshwater home aquariums because it requires minimal care, breeds easily and is one of the most highly-colored Victorian African cichlid.
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Jaguar Cichlid Care and Breeding
A Jaguar Cichlid is a high maintenance fish because it prefers to eat fresh food and likes to bully other fish in the aquarium.
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Chinese Freshwater Emperor Bat Fish
Just like catfish and algae eaters, the Chinese Emperor Bat Fish sifts through aquarium gravel and eats discarded food and removes algae from plants, rocks and driftwood.
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How to Repair and Reseal Aquariums
An aquarium does not have to be thrown out because it leaks or the glass is broken. Seams can be resealed and panes can be replaced as a do-it-yourself project.
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Using Plants in a Freshwater Aquarium
Adding plants to an aquarium can be a mistake if it contains fish that destroy plants or if the lighting is inadequate. Know how and when to use plants.
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