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A
- Sep 22, 2025 Artemia (brine shrimp)
- Dec 4, 2023 Aquascaping
- Dec 4, 2023 Anaerobic Bacteria
- Dec 4, 2023 Ammonia (NH3)
- Dec 4, 2023 Alkalinity
- Dec 4, 2023 Alkaline
- Dec 4, 2023 Algae
- Dec 4, 2023 Air Pump
- Dec 4, 2023 Air Stone
- Dec 4, 2023 Aerobic Bacteria
- Dec 4, 2023 ADA: Aqua Design Amano
- Dec 4, 2023 ASA: Aquasoil Amazonia
- Dec 4, 2023 Acclimation
- Dec 4, 2023 Acidic
- Dec 4, 2023 Active Substrate
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B
- Feb 14, 2024 Blackwater
- Dec 4, 2023 Buffering
- Dec 4, 2023 Blushing (in shrimp)
- Dec 4, 2023 Biomechanical Filtration
- Dec 4, 2023 Biomass
- Dec 4, 2023 Biological Filtration
- Dec 4, 2023 Bioballs
- Dec 4, 2023 Berried
- Dec 4, 2023 Bacteria
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C
- Dec 31, 2023 Carbon Dioxide (CO2)
- Dec 4, 2023 Cycling (nitrogen)
- Dec 4, 2023 Cyanobacteria (BGA)
- Dec 4, 2023 Cyanoacrylate Glue
- Dec 4, 2023 CRS: Crystal Red Shrimp
- Dec 4, 2023 Copper (and shrimp)
- Dec 4, 2023 Copepods
- Dec 4, 2023 Chlorine
- Dec 4, 2023 Chloramine
- Dec 4, 2023 Chillers
- Dec 4, 2023 Chemical Filtration
- Dec 4, 2023 Check Valve
- Dec 4, 2023 Caridina
- Dec 4, 2023 Carbonate Hardness
- Dec 4, 2023 Carapace
- Dec 4, 2023 Carbon (Activated)
- Dec 4, 2023 Canister Filter
- Dec 4, 2023 Calcium
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D
- Jan 10, 2024 Dither Fish
- Dec 5, 2023 Drip Acclimation
- Dec 5, 2023 Dissolved Oxygen
- Dec 5, 2023 Diatoms
- Dec 5, 2023 Detritivores
- Dec 5, 2023 Detritus
- Dec 4, 2023 Dechlorinator
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E
- Dec 5, 2023 Epoxy
- Dec 5, 2023 Exoskeleton
- Dec 5, 2023 Emersed Plants
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F
- Dec 5, 2023 Flashing
- Dec 5, 2023 Flake Food
- Dec 5, 2023 Fin Rot
- Dec 5, 2023 Filter Medium
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G
- Dec 5, 2023 Gravity Fed
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H
- Dec 31, 2023 Hardscape
- Dec 5, 2023 Hydra
- Dec 5, 2023 Hermaphrodite
- Dec 5, 2023 Herbivore
- Dec 5, 2023 Heater
- Dec 5, 2023 Head Height
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I
- Dec 5, 2023 Invertebrate
- Dec 5, 2023 Impeller
- Dec 5, 2023 Ichthyophthirius Multifiliis (Ich)
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M
- Dec 28, 2023 Multiple Tank Syndrome (MTS)
- Dec 5, 2023 Molting
- Dec 5, 2023 Maintenance
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N
- Dec 5, 2023 Nitrobacter
- Dec 5, 2023 Nitrite (NO2)
- Dec 5, 2023 Nitrification
- Dec 5, 2023 Nitrate (NO3)
- Dec 5, 2023 Nitrogen Cycle
- Dec 5, 2023 Neocaridina Davidi
- Dec 5, 2023 Necrosis
- Dec 5, 2023 Nano Tank
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O
- Dec 5, 2023 Osmosis
- Dec 5, 2023 Organic Load
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P
- Dec 6, 2023 Propagation
- Dec 6, 2023 Predation
- Dec 6, 2023 Powerhead
- Dec 6, 2023 Pleopods
- Dec 6, 2023 Planaria
- Dec 6, 2023 Photosynthesis
- Dec 6, 2023 Phosphate
- Dec 6, 2023 Photoperiod
- Dec 6, 2023 Parasites
- Dec 6, 2023 Pathogen
- Dec 5, 2023 Parts per Million (PPM)
- Dec 5, 2023 pH
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Q
- Dec 13, 2023 Quarantine Tank (Hospital Tank)
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R
- Dec 13, 2023 Re-mineralize Salt
- Dec 13, 2023 Rhizome
- Dec 13, 2023 Reverse Osmosis Deionization (RO/DI)
- Dec 13, 2023 Reverse Osmosis (RO)
- Dec 13, 2023 Respiration
- Dec 13, 2023 Red Cherry Shrimp (RCS)
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S
- Dec 13, 2023 Symbiotic
- Dec 13, 2023 Swimmerets
- Dec 13, 2023 Sump Filter
- Dec 13, 2023 Substrate
- Dec 13, 2023 Submerged Plants
- Dec 13, 2023 Sponge Filters
- Dec 13, 2023 Spirulina
- Dec 13, 2023 Siphon
- Dec 13, 2023 Scuds
- Dec 13, 2023 Saddle
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T
- Dec 14, 2023 Turnover
- Dec 14, 2023 Turbidity
- Dec 14, 2023 Trace Elements
- Dec 14, 2023 Total Dissolved Solids (TDS)
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U
- Dec 14, 2023 Undergravel Filter
- Dec 14, 2023 Ultraviolet (UV) Sterilizer
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W
- Dec 14, 2023 Water Hardness
- Dec 14, 2023 Water Quality
- Dec 14, 2023 Water Change
Artemia (brine shrimp)
What are Artemia, or brine shrimp? they are a common live or frozen food for aquarium fish and invertebrates because they are full of nutrients. They are great for feeding baby fish and small aquatic animals since they have lots of protein, fat, and vitamins that help growth. Their small size suits young fish and delicate creatures like dwarf seahorses. Artemia are easy to hatch from eggs, letting hobbyists keep a steady supply with simple tools. They can be fed live, frozen, or freeze-dried, offering flexible feeding options. Feeding live Artemia also helps fish practice natural hunting, which boosts their health and activity.

