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Learn more » If you’re new to taking care of goldfish, you might not know that they can get constipation and indigestion. In fact, goldfish are prone to developing both (but especially constipation), and if you aren’t careful, it could lead to serious issues. Pretty scary, right? Especially if you don’t know the signs of constipation and indigestion in goldfish. Read More...
Click to Skip Ahead Cichlids are a favorite group of fish in the aquarium world, but they can also be complicated fish to keep. One of the most popular cichlid species in the aquarium trade is the Convict cichlid, also known as the Zebra cichlid. This aggressive fish is best suited for intermediate to experienced fishkeepers.
Size: 4–5 inches Lifespan: 8–10 years Similar Breeds: Other South American cichlids Suitable for: Intermediate hobbyists and professional fishkeepers Temperament: Aggressive, territorial The Convict cichlid gets its name from the black and white stripes it sports all over its body, giving it the appearance of a prisoner. Read More...
The Crimson Rosella is a unique parrot species on several scores. Its colors are eye-catching, making it a bird you’ll certainly notice the first time you see it. It lives primarily in eastern Australia, although it has made its way to New Zealand and Norfolk. The International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources (IUCN) classifies it as a species of least concern but decreasing in the wild.1
The Crimson Rosella subsumed two other genetically related species, the Adelaide Rosella and Yellow Rosella. Read More...
