WHAT SHALL WE DO NOW?
Aquarium plants offer numerous benefits: including enhanced water quality, a more natural habitat for fish, and aesthetic appeal. They act as a natural filtration system, [...]
Stocking the Aquarium – DCAS Rule #1
The General 1” Rule By Ed Keene, DCAS, friend of Ecological Labs I have talked about stocking your new aquarium with fish very [...]
ADDING NEW FISH TO EXISTING AQUARIUM
Prepare for the new fish: Quarantine (Optional but Recommended): If possible, quarantine new fish in a separate tank for 2-4 weeks to observe [...]
The Snail-Free Aquarium
Quarantine plants for 2 weeks before putting them into your aquarium. Aquarium plants are the most common source of unwanted snails. They often harbor [...]
WORMS IN MY AQUARIUM? By Carolyn Weise
“The Naididae are a family of clitellate oligochaete worms like the sludge worm, Tubifex tubifex. They are key components of the benthic communities [...]
HOW TO CARE FOR THE AQUARIUM WHILE AWAY by Carolyn Weise, Ecological Labs, Inc.
How do you do it? Let’s face it, a vacation is important for your mental health and your physical health depends a lot [...]
Fire In The Hull By: Ed Keene (DCAS)
Here's a pretty good nightmare, as relayed to me by a third party. The details are somewhat sketchy, however, there was enough information [...]
Optimal Fish Feeding Practices for Healthy Ponds – Video
Feeding your pond fish isn't just a routine; it’s an essential part of maintaining a healthy aquatic ecosystem. In this detailed guide, [...]
Fish Stress Causes and Prevention Part 2 of 2
It's as easy as A B C ... Aquarium Basic Concepts ... The Fin Fax section geared toward the beginner and non-expert hobbyist [...]
Fish Stress – Cause and Prevention Part 1 of 2
By Ed Keene, DCAS What Is Fish Stress Just like human beings, most fish can withstand environmental conditions that differ but slightly [...]