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Aquarium Related Tips

1. Make sure that the bottom of your aquarium is fully supported by your aquarium stand. If you have any gaps in the structural integrity of your aquarium, it is much more prone to breaks and leaks.


2. When adding particularly aggressive fish to your aquarium, it is a good idea to move around the rocks and such in the aquarium before placing the new fish into the aquarium. Moving the rocks in the aquarium will allow the fish to go back and stake out their own territory.


3. Only use medication in your aquarium when you are out of other options. You should use a separate tank to medicate sick fish as some medications can have harmful effects on healthy fish.

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Redtail Catfish

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The Red Tail Catfish is originally from Brazil and this one is a monster, the Red Tail Catfish grows up to three to four feet in length and should only be kept in a very large aquarium. The Red Tail Catfish is normally nocturnal and will usually lounge around all day and look for food and swim around at night. For Proper Care you should keep the water in your aquarium very clean and free of heavy metals and ammonia as they can be harmful to the livelihood of your Red Tail Catfish. The Red tail Catfish can eat both alive and dead fish and it is not picky at all about what it eats. You should feed this animal live fish and meats to keep your Red tail Catfish healthy.


This product was added to our catalog on Sunday 15 July, 2007.
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