Emy Adams

As a fish keeper, sometimes one of your goals is to have your fish give birth and populate your tank, which you can either sell or give away. In this article, we will be discussing why Swordtail fish won’t give birth or won’t breed. Swordtails are very active fish, they are livebearing, meaning, they don’t […]

Fish have many characteristics that sometimes might puzzle you with their new and unending characters. One of them is glass surfing. Glass surfing simply means, when a fish is constantly Swimming up and down the sides of the aquarium glass. There are many reasons why they do that. In this article, we will discuss why

Gouramis are one of the loveliest fish to keep in the home aquarium, they are very colorful and could be quite funny sometimes due to their behaviors. They are freshwater and also tropical fish too. There are many species and subspecies of Gourami fish such as dwarf Gouramis, Pearl Gouramis, blue Gouramis, etc. Some are

Have you been bitten by your aquarium fish before? or have you seen your fish bite off the fins or tail of another fish?. Well, fish do bite when they get aggressive, although some are naturally aggressive and intolerant of each other. If you are area great fan of Gouramis, and you want to keep

Gouramis are very active and colorful, they have many species such as Dwarf Gouramis, Pearl Gouramis, Moon Gouramis, Honey Gouramis, etc, and they all are freshwater and aggressive, some are semi-aggressive. They are omnivores and voracious eaters too. When voracious eaters like Gourami fish stopped eating, then it calls for concern. If you are reading

Honey Gouramis are part of the larger Gourami fish, they are colorful too, and can be very entertaining and active too, but one of the problems many aquarists have with them is, that they can jump, and might jump out of the tank and maybe get lost, or be eaten by either cat or dog.

Gouramis are very active fish, and they are considered to be fully aggressive, and some are semi-aggressive. They are mid to topwater dwellers, but they could go round the tank anytime they want and could disturb each other, and other fish too. Being a very active type of fish, if you suddenly happen to see

Have you seen a Gourami fish surface and gasp for air and go back into the water again?. I you have seen such, or yours does that, there is every chance that you might be looking for answers to that particular behavior. Well, you are in the right place, because this article will answer your

Fisk keeping can be very interesting and a source of joy, but sometimes some problems might arise, which might send a shock wave to you. I have heard some people complain that their Molly fish is swimming sideways or upside down. Honestly, experiencing this kind of behavior from your fish could be heartbreaking, especially if

It has been scientifically proven that up to 500 Species of fish could be able to change their genders due to various reasons, but the question is, ‘ are Mollies one of those types of fish?. There is a serious argument about this issue, some do say that they can change their genders, while others

Gouramis are very active fish, many of them are classified as aggressive fish, while some are classified as semi-aggressive, especially their males. They have so many behaviors which could sometimes be weird. People say so many things about these fish, including that they can change or alter their colors. In this article, you will learn

Gouramis are very nice fish to keep because they are colorful and they have some funny behaviors, one of them is hiding. In this article, we will look at if gouramis like to hide, and why they do that. Do Gourami like to hide? Yes, Gouramis will naturally hide in any hiding places available because

Algae is a natural organism that grows in any tank with water. One of the things that encourage their growth is sunlight. They will suck up the oxygen in the tank and put the animals in it in trouble and stress, that is why it is not good to have them grow in the tank.