Aquarium and Fish Information

A 75-gallon aquarium is the first tier when it comes to large tanks, which is why it's so common. It's a great all-around choice. Here's why.

Size is obviously the biggest benefit to a 125-gallon fish tank, but the highlights don't stop there.

Switch it up! Arowana, Discus, Mexican Salamander (Axolotl), Flowerhorn, and Oscar each come with a unique set of challenges, but they are worth the effort.

In a general sense, there are three main setups for saltwater fish tanks when it comes to the inhabitants: Fish Only (FO), Fish Only with Live Rock (FOWLR), and Fish...

You already know 100-gallon fish tanks weigh a lot, but what does this mean in practical terms? Here are four considerations.

Keeping it simple! This is a great guide for beginners.

Glass and acrylic aquariums look the same at first sight, but looks can be deceiving. For 50-gallon aquariums, you need the material that suits your needs. The variables are endless, so let's focus...

Ordering live fish online is intimidating for beginners. Here are some quick tips to take some of the stress out of the process.

As the name suggests, nano fish are tiny additions to an aquarium. Their popularity comes from their colors and how small a tank they will tolerate.

Glass or acrylic for your fish tank? Here are five reasons to choose glass. 

This aquarium worked very well for me for a number of years. It had acquired a number of scratches along the way, but filling it with water helped obscure them.