In this short vid i show you how to set up a Small Betta Fish Tank 
Enjoy! Please rate, subscribe and comment ****Also i forgot to mention in the video to please wash ALL gravel and decorations in the tank, thankyou***** Also if you have any questions about Bettas feel free to ask
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The Mimic Tang resemble a variety of angelfish when juveniles. This specimen is the yellow type, mimicking the Heraldi Pygmy Angel. As adults, their coloration changes to a gray/brown with yellow fins and black accents in the face and base of dorsal/anal fins. Like other tangs, these fish are omnivores. They need plenty of algae and other greens in their diet to keep them healthy, but will also eat small bits of meaty foods. Algae can be provided in the form of Spirulina, formula foods, dried marine algae on clips as a frequent treat, or through live algae grown in the tank or in a refugium. Tangs are generally community fish and get along with most other tankmates. They do not bother corals and can actually help keep nuisance algae trimmed and under control. Tangs may get territorial and aggressive towards similar tangs, so always use caution when keeping these fish together.216650
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This big and beautiful cichlid features a varying coloration. Females are the typical dull gray-brown, while males will sport anything from violet, green, and blue metallic shades with rusty-colored highlights and sometimes black spots around the head. As the common name implies, in the wild, this fish sifts through the sand for its food. Because of this behavior, provide a tank with ample bottom area and a fine, soft gravel or sand. Rock and other decor is fine, as well. A large tank is also important because of the eventual adult size. This particular cichlid is peaceful with most other large cichlids, though they can be semi-aggressive toward other Fossochromis. They may also eat smaller tankmates, so choose carefully. A diet of frozen meaty foods and a basic flake or pellet should suffice. They are a typical mouth brooder.
Filed under Freshwater Fish by on Aug 31st, 2010. Comment.
A small Saltwater Aquarium I made for the Kids. The Clown fish adopted the BubbleTip Anemone as soon as I put it in the Tank. The small False clown was also living with the big Maroon but got kicked out & now I am thinking to get another Anemone for it. Plus I wanna pair up both with their types. My Blue Tang (Yellow belly) & 80% of the fish are home bread in my spawning tanks. I think my live rock will be ready to add some more to this tank. More videos of my spawaning tanks soon.
Filed under Aquarium care by on Aug 30th, 2010. 19 Comments.
As of December 25th I am proud to announce the birthday (or anniversary) of my 10 gallon saltwater nano reef aquarium. It is now exactly 1 year old. Keep watching videos for more things in the future. Happy new year! (PS I know this is the first video that has my entire face in it and I know all of my subscribers are going to constantly comment on this, so don’t annoy me about it!)
Filed under Aquarium care by on Aug 28th, 2010. 25 Comments.
