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Aquarium Related Tips

1. When keeping aggressive species of fish, it is best not to introduce peaceful species of fish among them. Aggressive fish will tend to bully the more peaceful fish. Make sure to thoroughly read about the compatibility of the selected fish for the aquarium.


2. You should keep some brushes on hand, especially if you are a reef aquarium owner. With your brushes you will be able to clean off any built up grime from inside your aquarium or on the surfaces of your hard corals.


3. When adding plants to the aquarium, be sure to check the lighting needs. Try to find plants that will fit the pre-existing lighting conditions of your aquarium. You should avoid plants that require much more light than the fish in your aquarium.

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Strawberry Pseudo

$12.95

Strawberry Pseudo fish are found in the Indo-Pacific region of the ocean. Strawberry Pseudos get their name from their distinctive bright pink coloring. Strawberry Pseudos are very agile swimmers, and they should have plenty of open space to swim around in. Also, you should keep your Strawberry Pseudos in an aquarium with plenty of hiding places and caves as this fish likes to have places to hide in if it feels threatened. Strawberry Pseudos are carnivores and should be fed a diet of frozen or live brine and mysis shrimp.


Origin: Indo-Pacific

Size:
Feeding: Carnivore, should be fed plenty of brine and mysis shrimp

Aquarium: Saltwater aquarium, plenty of places for the fish to hide. Reef safe.

Minimum Tank Size: 30 gallons

Behavior: Semi-Aggressive

Care: Beginner level

Compatibility: Can be kept with other fish of the same temperament.

This product was added to our catalog on Sunday 26 June, 2005.
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