What Should You Go For?
Tip! Do not overfeed the fish. Some fish are only required to be fed once a day although others are for twice.
So what is best for you. If you've been to the aquatics or have even seen some fish in your local pet shop then you may be interested in setting up an aquarium. The problem is most people don't know where to start and they don't know what type of they should get.
When I talk about type of aquarium, I am meaning the type of fish you would get e.g. saltwater or freshwater. There is not just two choices though. You need to decide whether you want coldwater or tropical and then from which part of the world.
There are some great ways to help you decide and here are a few tips to get you started.
Select the top ten species of fish you would like to keep without taking into account whether they are suited to live together. Then sort them out into there groups and research which group that fish would go in.
After you have you groups you may then see that 4 out of the ten are in the tropical saltwater group and are all peaceful fish that can be kept together. The other 6 may be split into ones or twos. This would then mean that the group of four could suit you best.
Tip! Water Testing kit Utilizing one will help you to gauge the ph level inside your aquarium.
Another way to help select is look at the level of how difficult each group of fish are. If you are decided on spending a couple of hours per week on your new hobby then you can try something a little harder but if you don't have much spare time you may be better trying to keep an easier type of aquarium.
You could look at the size of tank you can afford and fit in your home. This will help because unless you can accommodate a large some types of fish will be suitable because they grow large. If you can only accommodate a small it may suit you more to go for small tropical freshwater fish like neon's and other tetras.
Tip! Conditioned water - free of chlorine, dirt, excess hardness, excess acidity, or excess alkalinity. Hard, acidic, dirty water is not suitable for an aquarium.
Please think about the advice I've told you. You could also research some bio-types you like by looking at books and asking aquatic staff on your next visit.
Rob owns a few blogs on aquarium fish and tropical fish.
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