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Alder Cones and Catappa Leaves - The original aquarium antiseptic
I remember my first aquarium fondly. It was a very basic community tank, with a real mix of species. Bristlenose Catfish, Corydoras, Apistogramma and various tetras. One of the first times I went fish shopping, the guy at the aquatics store asked me if I had Alder cones already, or if I needed them. He pointed out to me that most of my fish were softwater species and that alder cones were high in tannin acids, ergo, should I have any issues, the fish would respond better wit
Oct 14
Brine Shrimp vs Copepods - Which is best?
The Marine hobby is subject to a lot of heresy. 'My uncle's mate's sister's cousin's boss's son did it so I trust them and I am sure it...
Sep 23


River Shrimps - The hows and whys
River Shrimps. Or more accurately, Feeder Shrimps, have gained increased popularity as a live food over the last 10 years. And rightly...
Sep 2


Daphnia - What's all the fuss? better than Copepods? Read on!
Daphnia is seriously old school. In fact it was possibly the first live food utilised for feeding captive fish. Those early fishkeepers...
Aug 28


Blackworm - Why you need to start using it today!
If you are keeping rare, fussy fish such as Poecilocharax , why are you not feeding blackworm? Blackworm might be the best live fish...
Aug 24
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