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I'm kinda new to this, but my Anubias started growing better when I added root tabs. Not sure if it's the right move, but it worked for me. Tank's a 10 gallon with sand substrate.


Root tabs can help, but Anubias are epiphytes, so they mostly feed from the water column. Liquid ferts might be ...

When it comes to rams, you've got two main types to consider - the common or blue ram, Mikrogeophagus ramirezi, and the Bolivian ram, M. altispinosus. The former requires warmer temperatures, a minimum of 80F/27C but ideally between 28-29C/82-84F. This can make choosing tankmates a bit tricky, as ...

I'm looking for some more interesting species to keep in my 125 Liter tank. I've got a bit more than basic knowledge of fish keeping, but I'm still pretty new to the hobby. What are some of the easier species to keep and breed? I'd also love to know what sort of habitat I should create for them ...

Thanks for all the advice, really appreciate it. I've got a pH of around 7 in my tap water, so I'm looking for something that's not too tricky to care for. I've heard Apistogramma Cacatuoides prefer softer, more acidic water, and I'm not sure if I can lower the pH and keep it stable - it's a bit of ...

Also, are there any other types of Dwarf cichlids you'd suggest I consider, would be great to hear your thoughts

I'm looking for some more interesting species to keep in my 125 Liter tank. I've got a bit more than basic knowledge of fish keeping, but I'm still pretty new to the hobby. What are some of the easier species to keep and breed? I'd also love to know what sort of habitat I should create for them.

I ...