This is like a fun park for fish.  Very cool design, the fish might get confused which tank they are in.

You can be lazy and still feed the fish without getting up…. what a novel concept.

Brush your teeth and watch the fish, at least now you have an excuse for forgetting to floss.  Watching the fish can be very hypnotic.

An aquarium for those Star Wars fanatics out there.

Fish deserve music too!

There are a few channels…fish…fish……and fish.

This sign moves and not with lights.  Very convincing, I would go to the aquarium just because of the sign.

Somebody pays attention to detail very well… Amazing design!

A aquarium fit for Tarzan.

I would like to take a hike in this aquarium.

Mt. Everest?…………Well for the fish maybe.

Don’t flush the fish!?

www.fish.com…yep that’s the only website.

Play a game and the fish can play too…

Just keep the aquarium unplugged and everything will be fine… If not you might have a fish smoothie.

Make a call and watch fish swim….cool.

The outgoing employee on “Take your pet to work day.”

If I were a fish I would get claustrophobic in the tube between tanks.

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Algae can be the single reason preventing you from starting or continuing owning an aquarium.  Cleaning you’re tank every week can be a hassle and not fun.  If you are just staring a tank there are a few steps that can prevent algae and you will almost never have to.  Personally I have had algae troubles and I tried many things but now I found the right combination of things to keep you fish tank clean for years.  If you do not have an aquarium yet and follow the steps below to keep your tank clean for years.

1.When buying a tank, I would buy a bigger fish tank at least 20 gallons, but bigger is better.  Also check out the article Deciding On A Fish Tank and Supplies.

2.Buy some Bristle Nose Plecostomus they are great fish and will keep the algae to a minimal, (not all algae is bad a little black algae is helpful).

3.Finally change the filters monthly and your tank will be algae free.

If you already have an aquarium just buy some Bristle Nose Plecostomus and change your filters monthly.  Also clean your tank every week for a month until the Plecostomus can catch up to the algae.  This article can also be found on the Tank Troubleshooting page.

If you have any questions please post a comment.

Scientific Name: Corydoras spp.

Kingdom: Animalia

Phylum: Chordata

Class: Actinopterygii

Order: Silurformes

Family: Callichthyide

Genus: Corydoras

Species: Corydoras Geoffrey

Location: Found in South America.

Size: Range from 3 to five centimeters.

Life Span: Lives an average of 3.5 years.

Habits: Cory Cats are timid; they enjoy groups of three or four of themselves.

Tank Level: Cory Cats tend to stick to the bottom and lower parts of the tank.

Food: Omnivore, Cory Cats will eat flake foods, they also like sinking pellets, and eat algae off the rocks.

Preferred Habitat: They can stand little to none, amounts of salts.

Tank Mates: Other peaceful fish.

Breeding: Egg layer; Cory Cats lay eggs very well hidden.  The offspring are very venerable after hatching.

pH: 6.8–7.8

Water: Preferred neutral pH

Temperature Range: (62-77 F) also (17-26 C)

Cory Cats

Emerald Green Cory                 Agassizi Cory                  Albino Aeneus Cory

Pictures from liveaquaria.com