After posting the setup diary of the blue pearl shrimp tank I have had some request for an article outlining the needs of starting a freshwater shrimp tank. In this post I will describe some of the basics of starting up a freshwater ornamental shrimp tank. Freshwater shrimp are growing in popularity, becoming readily available
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I came across some German Blue Rams (Mikrogeophagus ramirezi) aka GBRs over the weekend. I picked out what I thought was a male and female, turns out I was correct. Almost immediately after them getting use to the tank they were swimming together. To my surprise on only the fourth day of having the pair
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Here it is, the fresh new look of AquaticBlog.com. We are very happy with the look and hope our users like the new look as well. It functions basically the same. Other than looks our social media pages have buttons up top to the left corner above the search bar. Under the search bar are
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The Green Crypt (Cryptocoryne wendtii) is a great plant for the beginner. It is easy to care for and can tolerate low light conditions. It is also very interesting as the amount of light can determine the shapes and size of leaves and the plant itself. Reaching a height of around 6″ it is normally
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Here are a couple of pictures of Red Ludwigia(Ludwigia Repens) growing emerged from the water column. This is an interesting plant for sure as it can emerge from the water and also the red/pink coloration it can have. To read a full profile on this plant click here.
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