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Freshwater and Salt Water Articles

Moving Day for Your Aquarium or Aquariums
Are you moving soon and you're stressed about moving your tanks? I've written about my experience moving my multiple tanks. Learn why planning and keeping a positive outlook is key.

The Chronicles of Rid Ich
Finally compiled all my blog entries concerning my ich battle. My planted ten gallon tank was infected with ich for more than 3 months. Read my harrowing tale to learn how I finally beat it, and why I do not recommend ich medication.

Pico Reef Vase
My newest project, a 1 gallon vase filled with saltwater and nearly 2 pounds of live rock. See it to believe it.

I moved 3,000 Miles with My Fish
David Drake began in Pennsylvania. He ended in Portland, OR. Learn how he successfully moved 4 tanks worth of fish as well as a great amount of plants. Fun and fantastic reading.

Caring for a Mandarin Goby (in a Nano Tank)
Many have been put to death by the fish police for suggesting such a thing. I've done my homework, and I believe it can be done. Join me on my journey as I break convention.

How to Euthanize a Fish
Several techniques on how to put down a sick or dying fish.

Frequently Asked Questions on Betta Care
Betta extraordinate Alexa tells you everything you need to know about caring for bettas, or Siamese fighting fish.

How to Breed Bettas
So you're ready for the next step. Alexa once again gives you all the information you need on how to breed betta fish.

How to Set up a Fish Bowl
Fish bowls are fun and incredibly easy to maintain... but first, you must follow these seven easy steps.

How to Make a Blackwater Tank
Many species like south American tetras and cichlids thrive in soft, acidic waters rich in tannins. This is called a blackwater environment due to the water's dark tea-like color. Learn how you can give your tank the blackwater look by filtering with peat or other natural substances.