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Aquarium Related Tips

1. Goldfish can live incredibly long periods of up to 25 years. You should plan accordingly when you purchase a goldfish.


2. Cichlids tend to be very intelligent fish. You should do your best to interact with them as some species will respond positively to you arriving home. These fish are very active and if you interact with them, they can develop much better.


3. If you use your tap water, you should make sure to remove the chlorine from the water before you add it to the aquarium. Chlorine can be very harmful to some of the fish in your aquarium. You can purchase kits to remove the chlorine from your aquarium at many retailers online.

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Blue Tail

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The Blue Tail Botia is also called the Red Finned Loach, this species is from South East Asia in countries such as Vietnam and Cambodia. The Blue tail Botia grows to around 7 inches when kept in captivity. The Blue Tail Botia should be kept in a larger sized aquarium with very good filtration and regular changes of water. To keep Blue tail Botia’s you should keep a sand substrate at the bottom of your aquarium so the Blue Tail Botia has plenty of room to dig around in. You should take care to feed this fish flake food, pellets, algae wafers, and chopped earthworms, avoid overfeeding this fish as it is very greedy and will gulp down whatever you put into the tank.

This product was added to our catalog on Tuesday 19 June, 2007.
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