Their nickname might be “Mexican walking fish,” but axolotls are really just salamanders who never grew up. These fully aquatic amphibians are easy to care for once their habitat is set up. Preparing an axolotl tank requires that you pay more attention to something that you might not think as much about in a fish tank: the substrate.
Two specific axolotl characteristics make it tough to choose a substrate for their habitat. Read More...
If you are a cat owner that likes to travel, having a travel litter box for your pet is essential. It can prevent accidents and might even help the cat feel more comfortable while traveling. However, finding the right one for your pet can be difficult with so many brands available. We’ve chosen several brands to review for you so you can see the difference between them. We’ll give you the pros and cons of each, and we’ve even included a short buyer’s guide where we discuss what you should look for if you continue to shop. Read More...
Nitrates are a normal part of aquarium keeping since they are the end product of the nitrogen cycle. The nitrogen cycle is when waste products, like ammonia, are consumed by beneficial bacteria and converted to different forms.
Some nitrate is normal in any tank with a healthy nitrogen cycle, but most people aim to keep their nitrate levels below 20 ppm, while others allow it to go as high as 40 ppm. Read More...
