Gyrodactylus sp.
Gyrodactylus sp. are viviparous live-bearing worms with a direct developmental cycle that can rapidly reproduce and cause the deterioration or death of fish.
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Gyrodactylus sp. are viviparous live-bearing worms with a direct developmental cycle that can rapidly reproduce and cause the deterioration or death of fish.
This week we will talk about the unicellular parasite Spironucleus sp. that causes hole in the head disease, which is dangerous for aquarium fish.
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Parasitic nematode worms can cause significant damage to fish, so a diagnosis is of the essence. This week we will talk about Ichthyouris bursata.
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The Pseudomugil is a beautiful little fish that comes in many species, which gives you a lot of choice when selecting colourful fish for your aquarium.
The Ricefish is a beautiful fish species that is perfect for the nano aquarium due to its small size.
Atlantic mudskippers can be great pets, but are not suited for inexperienced fishkeepers. Read on to find out more!
If you are looking for a colorful fish, the Bluefin Nothobranch is the way to go! The color pallete of the male fish is beautiful.
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One of our subscribers asked an interesting question about the life cycle of the helminth and how long larvae can survive without a host. We have the answers!
We will be looking at pH & KH (Carbonate Hardness) and the influence they have on aquarium water.