Search results

I have a 32 gallon biocube that I need to move from one house to another. I’m not sure of the best way to do that. I’m guessing it would be best to remove the fish and put them in separate bags (like they do when you buy them)....dump the water....and then start from scratch once I get it to...

i know there is a rule for fish, but I’m wondering if shrimp are included as “fish” when it comes to how many you can have before it’s too many. Right now I have 2 cleaner shrimp and 2 fire shrimp in my 32 gal biocube. They are all doing so well, and I LOVE the way they look in the tank...but...

Red algae is in my tank, and no matter what I do, I can’t seem to get rid of it.:( I don’t know what to do or what else to try to fix this problem. I haven’t tried adding anything to the water, because I have no idea what to add. Any help/advice/information is appreciated... thanks so much!!!

I noticed it awhile ago...it was a small round white patch. I took a picture and showed the guys at my local fish store, and was told that it looked like she may have been bitten by another fish or got scratched on a rock...but that it didn't look like anything to worry about. Well, at this...

I have a 32gallon LED Biocube. Right now, I have 2 clownfish, 1 cardinalfish, 1 dottyback, and several hermit crabs. Is it a bad idea to add another fish....or does it depend on what kind of fish I add? I'm also having a really hard time with green algae. It's super hard to remove off the...

Hi there...I am SUPER new to the fish tank thing, so I’m sorry if this is a dumb question. Regardless, I still need to figure out what’s going on with my new bubbletip anemone (bought a week ago). When I first put it in my tank, it looked really good....but now it doesn’t look right. The best...

hello....I am BRAND NEW to this....REALLY BRAND NEW...(please keep that in mind.....:unsure:). Anyway, I have a brand new biocube...JUST put my first fish in it on April 16th (clownfish). At this point, I have 2 clownfish, a sea anemone (bubbletip), and 14 hermit crabs. So far, things are...