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A few questions from the inbox and facebook group for this month.
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Many species of fish live in groups, but are they shoaling, schooling, or just living together, and in our tanks do they need to be in groups?
Head over to tropicalfishkeeping.co.uk to see what is going on now.
Algae is one of the topics we see the most questions about, but there is far more than just being a nusiance, so here is a tiny toe dip into the topic.
There is a lot of push back from people on social media about everything that I write. Which is normal, but it's getting worse, is it to the point that it's causing issues for people trying to learn what to do?
The 8 second memory has long since been debunked, but are our fish actually smart? Or are we just giving them credit for knowing which container has the food?
Diet is complex, important, easy to get right, impossible to get perfect. Come and listen to me try and summarise a huge topic in a few ideas and tips.
Nature is important, but so is realism, it's impossible to have a true ecosystem in your tank without major inputs and outputs. Let's discuss how to make things more natural.
Water changes, crucial and debated, but not in my opinion debatable.
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We import most of the fish that are sold in shops, and there are issues with that. Join me as we dive into the reasons, and possible solutions.
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Have you just got a new tank and you've not got a clue what to do with it? Here's a little intro to start,
Check out our website tropicalfishkeeping.co.uk for more articles to help, and there is a video series on what to do starting on our YouTube channel Tropical Fish Keeping UK
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