Glofish zebra danio and other artificially colored fish
The fish found in pet shops are typically young specimens that have not yet displayed their full potential beauty. It is a well-known fact that customers tend to “buy with … Read More
Category: Science
Science does not offer many studies dealing directly with aquaristics. Nevertheless, by reading scientific studies and following the latest discoveries, one can find a lot of interesting information about fish and shellfish. This information can then be used in the care and reproduction of aquarium animals. This knowledge also allows us to better understand the functioning of aquatic ecosystems and processes taking place in the aquarium. However, you don’t have to read these difficult articles yourself to reach interesting scientific knowledge. Our experts do it for you and then describe many difficult issues related to the life of fish, their biology, nutrition and their habitat in a reader-friendly way. Only here you will find reliable knowledge confirmed by scientific research.
Sound communication of fish
Contrary to popular belief that fish have no voice, scientists have found that many species communicate with each other using sound waves. Sound communication of fish is quite popular. However, … Read More
Names of fish – where do Latin names come from and why should we use them?
When we talk to friends or family about our aquarium and its inhabitants, we usually use common names because we all know them. After all, almost everyone has heard of … Read More
Chemical communication in fish – what pheromones say
Most fish have a highly developed sense of smell, so it is not surprising that chemical communication through pheromones can be important for many species. This applies especially to fish … Read More
Visual communication of fish
Animals have evolved a great number of mechanisms for communicating. The signals emitted carry information on reproductive readiness, species affiliation, position in the herd, and threat. They are also used … Read More
How does water temperature affect fish development?
The temperature of the water in the aquarium is as important as the acidity (pH) or the content of various nitrogen compounds, although not everyone pays particularly close attention to … Read More