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Power outages can disrupt your aquarium, but with careful adjustments, your fish can weather the storm.

Cut back on feeding to prevent ammonia spikes and monitor water quality. Remember, fish need less food during outages.

Stay attentive and perform partial water changes if needed. Your fish will thrive until the lights return.

Ever found yourself in a fish-catching conundrum? Don't worry, we've got your back!

In this blog, we'll spill the secrets on how to catch fish in your aquarium like a pro. From gathering the right tools to luring those elusive swimmers, we'll guide you step-by-step.

So, grab your net, prepare for some fin-tastic fun, and become the master of your aquatic domain!

  Okay, your fish shop passed the test in the first section. Now for the fun part. Let’s go fish shopping! But you are not out of the woods yet… S...

When shopping for fish, it's important to pay attention to the conditions of the store. Look out for a high number of sick or dead fish in the display tanks, dirty tanks or water, and a lack of care or knowledge from the store staff. A good fish store should be able to answer your questions and make sure the fish you're buying will be a good fit for your tank. Acclimate your new fish to your tank before adding them and avoid adding water from the store's tanks to your own to minimize the risk of introducing illnesses or parasites to your tank.