Aquariums

Keep tropical fish for any length of time and sooner or later you’ll be drawn to the salty side, but how do you convert a freshwater tank to marine?

Livebearing fish are some of the most popular tropical aquarium fish of all time and include guppies, platies, mollies and swordtails.

Mastering water chemistry in a reef tank is just as key to success as using the right lighting. Maybe even more so. So where do you start?

Breeding fish can be one of the most rewarding sides of the hobby. Some fish like Guppies breed readily whereas others may spawn and you won’t even know.

Setting up a new tank can be a minefield of information and advice will vary from person to person, store to store, book, magazine, to the internet.

Cichlids are some of the most popular and fascinating of all tropical freshwater fish, but they can be tricky to keep, so how do you set up a Cichlid tank?

Fish pollute water, but they are not adapted to live in their own waste. The only way we can keep aquariums is by way of biological filtration, and water changes.

Our tropical fish come from all over the world. Some stay tiny like the diminutive Pygmy rasbora, while others grow huge like Redtail catfish, but which can live together?

Neon tetras are small tropical freshwater fish, and are one of the most popular community fish in the hobby, so how do we take care of them?