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Unmasking the Resilience of Fiddler Crabs: Nature’s Little Survivors

Fiddler crabs (also known as ‘calling crabs’) are small crustaceans that belong to the Ocypodidae family. Found along sea beaches and in lagoons/swamps with part-salt, part-fresh water conditions, this species makes an interesting addition to a brackish tank. But are they hardy and easy-to-care-for? Yes, fiddler crabs are quite hardy, though they do have some […]

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GOLDFISH ORIGIN

The Origins of Goldfish: A Fascinating Journey Through History

Goldfish are a type of carp native to eastern Asia. People in China have been keeping these fish as pets for generations. It’s widely believed that goldfish were the first foreign species to be introduced to North America from overseas. A long-time favorite among freshwater aquarists, goldfish are renown for their colorful appearance, hardy nature,

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“Do Fish Get Bored in Aquariums?” The Debate Continues…

Boredom is often described as a state of feeling uninterested and disengaged due to lack of stimulation. In humans, boredom is a subjective experience, but in animals, it is more difficult to determine. As an aquarium hobbyist, you may be wondering if captive fish can experience boredom as well? While some species of fish may

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This picture is a school of saltwater fish in a marine aquarium

Understanding Shoaling Versus Schooling in Aquarium Fish

Fish behavior is fascinating and studying it can teach us a lot about their relationships. One of the most interesting aspects is their tendency to form groups, whether it’s a loose congregation or a tight-knit group. In terms of aquarium fish, what exactly is the difference between schooling and shoaling? Shoaling fish are those that

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