It is not news that many fish out there are either crossbreed or interbreed. There are many fish that could crossbreed and have offspring, etc. There is a popular question among hobbyists which is, ‘ do swordtails and Mollies breed?. Mollies are in the Poecilia family whereas Swordtails are in the Xiphophorus family. These are […]

Swordtails are very nice and useful fish, although they eat a lot, and they help in tank cleaning in a way by eating algae. They are great algae eaters and could eat lots of vegetables too, so you don’t even need to keep snails with them to take care of all these because they are

Swordtail fish are very lively fish in the Xiphophorus family. They are classified as omnivores because they eat a lot of algae, and even small animals too. They thrive more in a planted tank and dwell among plants in the wild, but many hobbyists are afraid to have their tanks planted because they fear that

Swordtail fish are very nice and active fish to have in your aquarium, they could grow up to 5.5 inches to 6 inches. Although they do clean tanks by eating algae, sometimes they need to be supplemented with smaller animals that could help to keep the tank clean too by taking on the leftover foods

Swordtail fish are small and very active fish, they could only grow up to 5.5-7 inches in size. They are loved by many aquarists because they are considered to be non-aggressive, fast, active, and very active algae eaters. There is a popular belief that these fish will normally kill each other when kept together, despite

There are 2 types of fish, those that live in freshwater and those that live in Saltwater. Although there are some freshwater fish that could tolerate some amount of salt or salinity. Swordtail fish are both peaceful and freshwater fish, they are small fish and could only get to 7 inches in size, and they

Swordtail fish is one of the best aquarium fish to keep at home, this is because they are very active, fast, and friendly, but sometimes, they are very difficult to keep, especially for newbies because they could easily jump out of the tank and die, injured or even get lost and be eaten by animals

Swordtail fish are very nice, lively, and less expensive fish to maintain in the home aquarium, they are great algae eaters and could be funny sometimes, that is why many people love keeping them. Talking of being funny, they exhibit some kinds of behaviors, which might get you amused and at the same time shocked.

Swordtails fish are small freshwater fish because they could only reach 7 inches in size, and they are very active and lively, that’s why many people keep them. They sometimes exhibit some behaviors, which could either be funny or worrisome, and you might begin to wonder what the problem is. In this article, we will

Swordtails are very active fish, they are known to eat a lot, and they could eat many things, that’s why they are regarded as scavengers because they eat almost anything eatable. Although they are small fish that are barely up to 7 inches in size, they swim a lot and eat a lot, so they

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