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• Aegagropila linnaeii
  ...₂]] or high light levels. It can live in light from very dim to very bright. Your fish may even have a game of soccer and kick the marimo ball a
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• Pogostemon stellatus
  |light_needs = high
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• Poecilia reticulata
  :Guppies are very docile fish that can be mixed with a variety of hard water tolerant species ...foods designed for guppies offer a balanced diet. Look for options with a high protein content and added vitamins.
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• Hyphessobrycon pulchripinnis
  :There is a black line on the edge of the anal fin, in females this will be very fine, whereas on males it's much thicker, and even cover a majority of the :A fairly high-sided tetra, similar to the [[Serpae Tetra]]. The body is pale yellow in co
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• Thayeria boehlkei
  ...e. Some hiding places in tall plants is appreciated. They are sensitive to high nitrate levels.
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• Yasuhikotakia sidthimunki
  :A generally peaceful community fish but it's very high activity levels may bother more docile or shy fish, especially those that s ...ed by [[Kottelat]] in 2004. This fish is critically endangered with a very high risk of extinction in the wild. So please don't buy a wild caught fish.
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• Ich
  This parasite is very common. Very. Passes rapidly to other fish via water.
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• Carassius auratus
  ...t older. Constipation is a real concern with these type of goldfish. So be very careful that you don't over feed this fish. Never give it more than it can :Fry and juveniles ([[Tosai]] to [[Oya]])- feeding multiple small high protein meals promotes growth.
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• Gyrinocheilus aymonieri
  ...fics. Do not keep with smaller fish such as [[Neon Tetra]]s or slow moving high-backed fish such as [[Angelfish]] and [[Discus]]. They must never be kept w :A bright yellow morph with a very faint band is also available at many stores, sold under the name "Golden Su
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• Substrate
  ...medium fine made up of crushed coral and shells. Intended to help buffer a high [[pH]] in marine tanks.
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• Carbon dioxide
  *Note don't place aquarium water in the bubble if you have high [[phosphate]] levels or [[bogwood|wood]] in your aquarium as these lower th
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• Dissolved oxygen
  Note: Some species of fish require a minimum high level of DO to survive. These are typically long, thin shark-type species. * A level of 7+mg/L is considered high.
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• Walstad method
  * 2 inch of medium fine gravel (or very shallow layer of sand) to cover the soil layer (the soil bacteria need oxyg ...the first couple months.] After tank is established, water changes can be very infrequent.
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• Iron
  ...he level of iron in your tank. Measure the pH too. It may be the pH is too high.
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• Acid
  *Acidic water can be high in [[carbon dioxide]]. This is called Carbonic acid.
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• Alkaline
  *Alkaline water can be high in calcium or magnesium ions.
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• PH
  ...increase or reduced the ratio of Hydrogen to Hydroxyl. This unbalance is a very important chemistry measurement and is expressed in two terms. ...or sperm are released from the fish, the [[osmotic pressure]] between the high pH tank water and the water inside the cells of the sperm or eggs is too gr
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• Microsorum pteropus
  ...c [[emergent]] marsh plant and can cope in [[brackish]] water. It dislikes high levels of light (leaves go transparent). :Very popular, cheap and common plant. Perhaps the most popular.
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• Freshwater algae
  ...ant leaves as well as on the edges of almost any hard surface. Composed of very fine strands it grows in dense patches resembling a dirty green beard, thus :Appearance: Actually bacteria ([[cyanobacteria]]). Grows very rapidly in blue-green, slimy goo-like sheets. This algae spreads over virtu
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• Redox
  ...[[algae]] reacts differently to changes in the redox potential. Generally, high redox potentials support the growth of green algae and suppress brown and r
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• Nitrite
  ...c than Ammonia but it still can kill aquatic animals if its levels get too high. ...leURL&_udi=B6T4G-411PFP1-6&_user=10&_coverDate=08%2F31%2F2000&_rdoc=1&_fmt=high&_orig=search&_sort=d&_docanchor=&view=c&_searchStrId=1180545854&_rerunOrigi
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• Acropora awi
  |light_needs = High |water_flow = High
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• Acropora nobilis
  |light_needs= high ...al does best in an established tank. It prefers a high water current and a high light level (400 to 600PAR), so does best in the middle to upper regions of
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• Nitrate
  ...y in each species and at their stage of growth. With mortality of eggs and very young fry being sensitive to low levels (~20&nbsp;mg/l) of nitrate.<ref nam In older fish high levels cause stress leading to a depressed immune system, behavioural chang
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• Caridina gracilirostris
  ...rface a lot then this is probably due to lack of oxygen, nitrite poison or high nitrate levels.
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• Botia almorhae
  ...they do not strictly shoal. They can irritate shy delicate fish with their very active nature and should not be kept with slow-moving or shy fish. ...to a tank. They can be very active, chasing each other around the tank at high speed, and terrorizing other members of the community. They must be kept in
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• AquaEssentials
  Best known for its wide range of high quality [[CO2]] accessories and fertilisers for planted aquariums.
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• Xiphophorus maculatus
  ...abies are born fully formed and ready to swim. They are capable of eating very shortly after birth. The female will sometimes eat her young so provide sp ...a balanced and varied diet for optimal health and color vibrancy. A mix of high-quality flake foods should form the basis of their diet. Complement this wi
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• A H Supply
  High quality lighting kits and enclosures.
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• Chytrid fungus
  ...affected by the chytrid fungus (Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis). Some are very susceptible and die quickly while others which are more resistant are carri ...d lowering the water level to a few cms so the animal doesn't have to swim very far to reach air is also recommended.^**
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• Daphnia
  ...s because of their jumping style (although fleas are insects and thus only very distantly related). They live in various aquatic environments ranging from ...fed. If the daphnia have an orangish color it can be assumed that they are high in beta carotene which can help improve the color of your fish. Paprika or
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• OATA
  *They provide makers of aquarium tanks a recognised high standard of safety and rigours testing when it comes to making aquarium tan
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• Tuna steak
  ...na fish]] sold at your local fishmonger. It is usually bright red and is a high protein food for people.
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• BBS
  ...hin 24 hours of hatching). They are ideal as small fish food due to their high nutritional value, as the [[nauplii]] (scientific name for the young) still
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• Carinotetraodon travancoricus
  ...fish and should generally be kept in a single species set-up. They can be very aggressive and territorial, often nip fins, and there are reports of them k ...fishkeeper, multiples of this species can be kept together if the tank is very well planted and big enough so they are not constantly in sight of each oth
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• Catfish pellets
  All proper, high quality pellets should come in a sealed container of some kind as exposure
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• Glassworms
  ...lassworms can be refrigerated for weeks, survive extreme crowding, and are high in lipid content making them a supplemental food choice for freshwater fish
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• Disease Symptoms
  *Fish not eating or very little. - [[Diseases_Symptoms#Stress|Stress]] ...ing regular water changes to get the levels down and examine why they were high in the first place and correct them so they don't happen again.
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• Steatocranus casuarius
  :Since they come from riverine areas and like to dig, a high-current, or at least highly oxygenated tank with a sand substrate would be
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• Atractosteus spatula
  ...t least two weeks to ensure they’re free of disease while feeding them a high-quality diet so that the flesh is sufficiently nutritious. ...these remarkably alligator-like teeth which gives it its name. They have a very long body with a pointed snout, their fins are rounded and paddle-like.
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• Pterophyllum altum
  ...s live/frozen such as [[bloodworm]] and [[brine shrimp]] supplemented with high quality Cichlid pellets. ...n into account when housing this fish. A low bioload is recommended and as high as a D.O. level as can be provided. pH should be within 4.0-5.5, a GH of 50
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• Jordanella floridae
  :Feed often and generously to supplement their high activity level.
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• Desmopuntius johorensis
  :Feed with high quality flakes or pellets, should also accept blanched vegetables and small
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• Colisa fasciata
  ...d Gourami that is often seen in several colour morphs. All have a long and high, almost rectangular, body. They all have several coloured vertical bands do
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• Synodontis clarias
  :Should be kept with semi-aggressive species that are of similar size, very small fish may be eaten. :A fairly typically shaped Synodontis with a relatively short body and high back, this individual is characterised by its red caudal fin, the rest of t
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• Lates calcarifer
  ...change back into male, so the largest ones are male. if the population is high enough, some males may never change. Can only change once mature at around :Regularly trained to take commercial foods, farmed commercially using high protein pellets. Wild diet consists of insects, worms then smaller fish inc
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• Danio devario
  :A very active fish that prefers to be in groups of its own kind. ...flanks with some yellow banding. They are at their most colourful if fed a high quality diet with live foods.
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• Xenotilapia melanogenys
  ...is a very slender, elongate cichlid with a body being 5-6 times as long as high and with a rather long snout. It reaches a total length of approximately 15
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• Potamotrygon leopoldi
  ...ze. The tank should be very well filtered and mature. Any décor should be very secure to avoid being toppled, and should not get in the way of the Ray. ...fficult to breed in captivity. The price of these to buy is extortionately high and if you have found one to buy make sure it has not been illegally smuggl
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• Julidochromis transcriptus
  ...they will readily eat mysis shrimp, mosquito larvae, daphnia, plankton and high quality flakes and pellets
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