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.
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The correct fish tank filter can help recreate a natural environment for fish. Get tips selecting the right fish tank filter from a fish expert in this free pet care video. Expert: Stuart Collins Contact: www.petcitypets.com Bio: Stuart Colling owns the pet shop Pet City Pets of Ypsilanti and has been in business for over 20 years. Filmmaker: Travis Waack
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Selecting the right size fish tank is important when figuring out how many fish to put in. Get tips on getting the right size tank from a fish expert in this free pet care video. Expert: Stuart Collins Contact: www.petcitypets.com Bio: Stuart Colling owns the pet shop Pet City Pets of Ypsilanti and has been in business for over 20 years. Filmmaker: Travis Waack
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Knowing how to add fish to a fish tank is crucial to the survival of a fish. Get tips on how to properly adapt fish to tank water from a fish expert in this free pet care video. Expert: Stuart Collins Contact: www.petcitypets.com Bio: Stuart Colling owns the pet shop Pet City Pets of Ypsilanti and has been in business for over 20 years. Filmmaker: Travis Waack
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Metriaclima lombardoi were previously named Pseudotropheus. They originated around Mbenji Island and Nkhomo Reef in Lake Malawi. Female and juvenile Kenyi are blue with vertical black stripes, while males are yellow to orange, and bars may appear with mood.These Mbuna are rather aggressive and should only be kept with other cichlids that can take their rowdy behavior. Try to keep one male per 2-3 females, and do not mix similar males, especially in small tanks. Lots of rocks and caves should be created in the tank to help the fish establish territory and provide cover. Be sure to feed mbuna a diet rich in greens and vegetable matter, as they are herbivores, and cannot tolerate too much protein in their diet. 208222
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