Practical guides on fish care, tank setup, aquascaping and aquarium plants for fishkeepers in United States.
Find the best tank mates for sterbai cory, from discus and rams to cardinal tetras, plus the fish to avoid, sample stocking lists and feeding tips for a warm, peaceful tank.
Find the best tank mates for panda cory, matched by temperature as well as temperament, plus fish to avoid and stocking plans for 20, 29 and 40 gallon tanks.
Find the best tank mates for corydoras catfish, with picks by tank size and water temperature, stocking templates, feeding tips, and the species that will bully, starve or eat your corys.
Find the best tank mates for hillstream loach, matched by cool temperature, strong flow and bottom space, plus the species to avoid and stocking plans for 20, 40 and 55 gallon tanks.
Find the best tank mates for yoyo loach groups, from Congo tetras and danios to bristlenose plecos, plus the fish, shrimp and snails to avoid and why.
Find the best tank mates for kuhli loach, from rasboras and corys to shrimp, plus which fish to avoid, parameter overlaps and ready-made stocking plans for 20 to 40 gallon tanks.
Find the best tank mates for clown loach, from rainbowfish to angelfish, plus the snails, bettas and coldwater fish to avoid. Includes a checklist and stocking plans by tank size.
The best tank mates for frontosa are big, calm Tanganyikans, Synodontis catfish and mellow Malawi haps. See size cutoffs, stocking plans for 125–220 gallons and fish to avoid.
The best tank mates for mbuna cichlid are usually other mbuna. See which catfish, plecos and dither fish can handle a Malawi tank, plus stocking plans for 55, 75 and 125 gallons.
Find the best tank mates for African peacock cichlids, from yellow labs and mild haps to Synodontis catfish, plus the species to avoid and stocking plans for 55–125 gallon tanks.
The best tank mates for firemouth cichlid, from rainbowfish and barbs to plecos and severums, plus the fish to avoid, sample 55 and 75 gallon stocking plans, and breeding-aggression fixes.
Find the best green terror tank mates, from Jack Dempseys and silver dollars to armored plecos, plus the species to avoid and a step-by-step plan for keeping aggression under control.
