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Aquarium Related Tips

1. 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.


2. Having a quarantine tank on hand is a very good practice to use if you frequently buy new fish. The quarantine tank will weed out any sick fish that could possible get into your aquarium and cause harm to the other inhabitants.


3. It is never a good idea to hand freed a Lionfish. No matter how tame you think your Lionfish to be, they still have very venomous spines and should never be hand fed.

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Golden Lyretail Panchax Killifish

$26.99

Golden Lyretail Panchax Killifish are bred in captivity but normally are found in the water holes, marshes, and streams of Africa. The Golden Lyretail Panchax Killifish is a peaceful fish and is great to put into a community aquarium. However, you should make sure the aquarium that you are introducing them to is a peaceful aquarium of at least 20 gallons. The Golden Lyretail Panchax Killifish grows to around 2¬? inches and needs plenty of cover in the form of plants and rocks to remain happy in captivity. The Golden Lyretail Panchax Killifish is an omnivore and should be fed a variety of flake and pellet foods along with the addition of meaty foods such as brine shrimp and bloodworms.

This product was added to our catalog on Thursday 12 July, 2007.
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