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Jeremy Gay
Jeremy Gay is an author, lifelong fishkeeper, and exotic pet specialist. He's a former editor of Practical Fishkeeping Magazine, UK editor at Reefbuilders, a former pet store manager, and has collected wildlife in Sri Lanka and the Amazon. He's been on tv and radio, contributed to Koi Carp and Gardeners World magazines, been a product tester, a judge, and a product developer.
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Categories: PondsHow to install your new pond liner
Pond liner is best installed on a dry, sunny day. Being black, pond liner heats up in the sun and becomes even more flexible when warm. -
Why isn't my aquarium heater working?
Aquarium heaters sometimes stop working, and fishkeepers sometimes have unrealistic expectations of what to expect from them. -
Categories: ReefkeepingHow to set up a marine aquarium
Everything you need to know about setting up a tropical marine aquarium from tank size to equipment. -
Categories: PondsHow to insulate your pond in winter
Our pond fish are by their very nature coldwater, but although they can tolerate extended winter weather, it doesn’t mean to say it does them any good. -
How to build a pond
Want to build a pond but confused by all the jargon and products available? Read our useful guide and become a pro in no time. -
How to set up an aquarium for tropical fish
Unsure where to start with your new tropical aquarium? Here’s our guide to everything you need to get started. -
Categories: AquariumsWater QualityHow to get crystal clear aquarium water
Crystal clear water is the aim of virtually every aquarium owner. We are drawn to clear water as a species, we like to live next to it, swim in it, and of course, drink it. -
Categories: PondsHow to make a wildlife pond
Ponds are oases for birds, mammals, amphibians, reptiles and invertebrates, and as soon as you build one, they will come. -
How much electricity does an aquarium use?
Power consumption depends not on the size of the aquarium, but the electrical equipment that it’s running, and how long it’s on for.