Vorticella campanula
Vorticella campanula is a microscopic single-celled organism that is widely distributed in freshwater reservoirs.
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Taking a skin scrape and gill biopsy from a big fish
In this article we will tell and show you, step by step, how to perform a skin scraping and gill biopsy on large aquarium or pond fish.
Taking a skin scrape from a fish
In this article and video we will explain and demonstrate how to take a skin scrape from a fish, to create a slide for microscopic examination.
4 Tips On How To Save Electricity On Your Aquarium
Let’s look at how you can save electricity and make your aquarium energy efficient, so you can save some money. It’s easier than you might think!
Q&A: Camallanus
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!
How to fix a pH crash in the aquarium
We will be looking at pH & KH (Carbonate Hardness) and the influence they have on aquarium water.
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