Saltwater Fish

Saltwater fishkeeping has seen a surge in popularity, allowing enthusiasts to bring the mesmerizing allure of the ocean into the confines of their homes. If you’re contemplating the creation of a 20-gallon saltwater tank, it is crucial to meticulously select fish species that thrive within this more restricted space. Join us as we delve into […]

Peppermint shrimp are a type of saltwater invertebrate and highly popular with marine aquarists. Hardy and easy to care for, they originated in the shallow waters of the Caribbean Sea and make a welcome addition to many almost any reef tank environment. As an aquarium hobbyist, you may be wondering if peppermint shrimp can be

Peppermint shrimp (aka Caribbean cleaner shrimp or candy cane shrimp) are a type of saltwater crustacean and quite popular with marine aquarists. If you’re thinking of adding peppermint shrimp to your community tank environment, you may be wondering if you need to feed these scavengers? Peppermint shrimps are omnivorous ‘cleaner’ shrimp. Therefore, they forage and

Peppermint shrimp are a type of saltwater crustacean and highly popular in the marine aquarist trade. Also known as Caribbean cleaner or candy cane shrimp, this invertebrate is easy to maintain and fun to observe. If you have (or are thinking of keeping) peppermint shrimp, you may be wondering if you can breed them in

Copperband butterflies are a type of saltwater fish. Often referred to as the beaked coral fish, this species can reach lengths of up to 8 inches and is found naturally at depths of up to 82 feet in both the Indian and Pacific Oceans. If you’re thinking of adding copperband butterflies to your marine tank

Yellow tangs are one of the most beautiful and vibrant saltwater aquarium fish you’ll ever see. They have a very distinct shape and are extremely graceful when swimming throughout the fish tank. If you have a very large marine tank, whether it be a fish only or coral tank, you can enjoy these bright yellow

As an aquarist, you may be contemplating a change from a freshwater aquarium to a saltwater tank. If clownfish is your species of choice, deciding which types to keep can be challenging. You must consider both size and temperament. For example, ‘can a black clownfish mate with an orange one?’ Captive-bred clownfish will breed with