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Symphysodon aequifasciatus
The king of the aquarium — demanding stable warm water and high-quality food. Very rewarding for experienced keepers.
Best in groups of 5 or more.
Myriophyllum
A graceful stem plant with feathery, comb-like leaves that create a soft, flowing background effect. Also known as Parrot's Feather, it adds delicate texture to aquascapes.
Salvinia
A small floating fern with distinctive cup-shaped leaves. Fast-growing and excellent for nutrient吸收 in shrimp tanks. Does not reproduce as aggressively as duckweed.
Amazon Sword
Care profile for Amazon Sword: medium light, low CO₂, beginner difficulty.
Blyxa japonica
Care profile for Blyxa japonica: medium-high light, medium CO₂, intermediate difficulty.
Bucephalandra
Care profile for Bucephalandra: low light, low CO₂, intermediate difficulty.
Bamboo Shrimp
Also called the wood shrimp, it stations itself in the current and fans microscopic food from the water with its four feathery feeding fans. Needs brisk flow (8-10x tank volume per hour) and regular feedings of powdered or micro food, or it will slowly starve in a clean tank.
Vampire Shrimp
A large, impressive freshwater shrimp with fan-like appendages used to filter feed from the current. Can grow up to 15 cm and requires strong water flow and clean, well-oxygenated water.
Amano Shrimp
The classic algae-eating workhorse shrimp, unmatched for clearing hair algae from planted tanks. Hardy at 3-15 dGH, but never breeds in freshwater: its larvae need brackish water, so all reports of 'Amano babies' in freshwater tanks are actually other shrimp species.
Mystery Snail
A colorful, active apple snail that cruises the glass for algae and leftover food. Pairs lay their pink egg clutches above the waterline - remove them to avoid overpopulation. Keep hardness at 7-18 dGH and offer calcium-rich foods so the shell stays strong.
Low Filter Flow
The filter output weakens, reducing circulation and filtration.
equipmentTemperature Shock
Sudden temperature swings after water changes, heater failure or power cuts stress fish.
fishHigh Ammonia Poisoning
Elevated ammonia levels cause burns, redness and rapid breathing.
waterCyanobacteria (Blue-Green Slime)
Slimy blue-green or dark purple patches with a foul odor.
waterFish Gasping at Surface
Fish hover at the surface, breathing rapidly. A possible oxygen emergency.
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