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by Tim DeCapua on September 11, 2017

Fish Care Guidelines And Aquarium Maintenance Tips

For a healthy aquatic environment, you need to adopt good maintenance practices. You could just prevent time-consuming problems by maintaining your aquarium well and ensuring the fish roam in a clean and protected area. It also saves costs as you will not need to replace fish often due to the fact you will be guaranteed they will be in good health always. This might sound like an impossibility to many who have tried and failed before, but the only thing you need is to understand the key elements of aquarium maintenance that you should stick… Read Article →

by Tim DeCapua on April 27, 2016

Dr. Sid Solomon Offers Opinion on Benefits of Office Aquariums

Dr. Sid Solomon, a Los Angeles-area dentist, understands the importance of making patients feel comfortable and entirely at home as they await their appointment, which is why he has become something of an advocate for the addition of a well-maintained saltwater aquarium for both waiting rooms as well as all manner of office spaces. The key, of course, is that these aquariums are properly cared for and that office personnel feel invested in its maintenance so that the inhabitants of the aquarium are able to thrive in their new home. Obviously, aquariums selected for waiting… Read Article →

by Tim DeCapua on February 15, 2016

Kareem Elsirafy Offers Advice on How to Care for Unique Aquarium Specimen

There are many reasons why aquarium enthusiasts put so much time and effort into caring for an aquarium, and having the opportunity to showcase some of the most beautiful and unique marine specimen certainly ranks close to the top of any list. While experienced fish tank enthusiasts rarely lack the confidence to include the rarest and most unique of marine life in their freshwater or saltwater tanks, others may be a bit hesitant to add seahorses or any other specimen that requires a greater degree of care. Kareem Elsirafy was once among those who felt… Read Article →

by Tim DeCapua on July 2, 2015

Reefs2Go Live Food Review

Most veteran saltwater tank enthusiasts are quite aware of the importance of providing all of the inhabitants of their tank with the nutrition they need to thrive in a contained environment. There is a significant difference between feeding a fish-only tank and feeding a saltwater coral reef tank, and this difference is one that must be accounted for on a regular basis. Through Reefs2Go.com, the live food that is necessary for enriching a saltwater tank with the most ideal nutrients is possible, and it does not require being subjected to the whims of the limited… Read Article →

by Tim DeCapua on May 21, 2015

Fish for Life

Some rabid fish fans are crazy about their aquariums. They have let their hobby take over their lives. The fish are in massive tanks that dominate there living space. They spend huge amounts of money on fish every year. The fish for pets business is thriving because of the kind of people. How about those gold fish at the fair. Do they have a chance to have a life in one of those amazing tanks? Most will not. Most of those gold fish will live of their short lives in the tiny fish bowl from… Read Article →

by Tim DeCapua on May 17, 2015

Giant Fish

There is a giant fish in the lake near my home. I kayak there often and this monster fish taunts me. I am not a fisherman so the fish is not something I dream about catching. The water in the lake is warm year round and the giant fish is some kind of carp I suspect. It seems to wait for me to pass then jump out of the water right by my kayak. One of these days it will probably jump right into my boat. I know that the fish is going to flop right… Read Article →

by Tim DeCapua on May 16, 2015

Intelligent Fish

If you believe some fishermen fish are intelligent. They seem to have the ability to escape their most effective lures and hooks. They can steal bait from the best fishermen. Try as we may that big one eludes us. The one that got away is still taunting us. The fish have brains and smarts beyond some of the best of us. I think that these tales of giant intelligent fish are exaggerated excuses for failure. The fishermen need to perpetuate this story line to continue seeking the great intelligent fish. Luke Weil can fish like… Read Article →

by Tim DeCapua on May 12, 2015

I like Fish

I in general like fish but more in a sandwich. The whole fish in an aquarium thing eludes me. What is the attraction. If I want to see a fish swimming I will jump in my kayak and check out the lake. Having them captive in a smelly bowl doesn’t interest me. So what exactly is it that makes people do it? I guess that some people just like to look at them swimming. If they are not diligent the fish will be bottom up and dead. That is my memory of the gold fish… Read Article →

by Tim DeCapua on May 9, 2015

Fish for Fun

If you decide to have a fish bowl please don’t take it too seriously. The whole project is doomed to fail from the start, Fish belong in the local lake, not you end table. The sad little buggers will swim in circles for your entertainment but are they happy? I think not. I don’t think that you would be very happy in a round bowel. The fish will end up going to an ugly end by way of the toilet. I know that you mean well and promise to be a good fish owner but as… Read Article →

by Tim DeCapua on May 8, 2015

Fish are a Mess

I like fish just fine….buttered in my pan. Why do people want them in their home? They are great for about a week then they start to stink. They die for no reason. The best place for them is the toilet. One flush and no more problems. I used to clean the tank weekly. The filters were gross and the rocks in the bottom were full of poop. The fish would eat at each other and looked pretty bad soon after arriving in the tank. The tank pump made a loud noise taking away any… Read Article →

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