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Nurturing the Perfect Meal: The Role of Moina in Freshwater Fish Fry Survival

R.W. Rottmann, J. Scott Graves, Craig Watson and Roy P.E. Yanong 2 The Ideal Daphnia for Feeding Freshwater Fish Fry 1 Introduction Daphnia are small freshwater cladoceran crustaceans commonly called “water fleas.” This common name is the result not only of their size, but their short, jerky hopping movement in water. The genera Daphnia and

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Life’s Intricate Tapestry: Embracing the Beauty of Patterns in Our World

Sherolyn-Basement Bettas These days bettas come in a dizzy array of colors. Many of the Thai breeders are pushing the envelope and getting colors and combinations of colors not even dreamed about a few years ago. The IBC does have classes for patterned fish. The classes currently included in the standards are Butterfuly, Bicolor, Multi

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glofish and betta

Harmony in the Aquarium: Exploring the Relationship Between Glofish and Bettas

If you’re looking for a pet fish that’s a little more exciting than a standard goldfish, there are plenty of fantastic and eye-catching specimens from which to choose. In a completely biased opinion, two of the most splendid freshwater fish are the glofish and betta. What Is a Betta Fish? A betta, or the Siamese

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signs of a cycled aquarium

The Subtle Dance of a Balanced Aquarium: Recognizing the Signs of a Thriving Ecosystem

So you’ve got yourself a new tank and are excited to get some fish in it? Not so fast! You’ll probably know that every fish tank needs an initiation period, or what’s known as ‘cycling’ before you can safely add any fish. This can take anywhere between two weeks to several months, so it’s a

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