Blue Entrepreneur Personalities Business Infographic · 4/7/2020 · Blue Entrepreneur...
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No, no, no! Think of the fish you want to keep then work backwards to pick the right sized tank for them. Don't kill your fish by removing all the water and taking away all the good bacteria and ecosystem. Only change out 15-20% of the water each time! www.fishkeepingworld.com Some fish are aggressive, so always check the fish compatibility list first - you can ask your local pet store too. Fish do NOT only grow to the size of the tank”, so make sure you get a home that's big enough for them! No nitrogen cycle = no good bacteria = ammonia buildup = fish die Their stomaches are only so little, so only feed them what they can eat in 5 minutes and no more! You need to 'ready' your tank first before your fish can live in it. That can take days if not weeks, so always buy and prepare the tank first. www.fishkeepingworld.com
Transcript of Blue Entrepreneur Personalities Business Infographic · 4/7/2020 · Blue Entrepreneur...
7 FISHKEEPINGMISTAKES
& HOW TO AVOIDTHEM!
No, no, no! Think of the fish you want tokeep then work backwards to pick theright sized tank for them. Don't kill your fish by removing all thewater and taking away all the goodbacteria and ecosystem. Only changeout 15-20% of the water each time!
1) STARTING WITHTHE TANK 2) REPLACING ALLTHE AQUARIUMWATER
www.fishkeepingworld.com
Some fish are aggressive, so alwayscheck the fish compatibility list first -
you can ask your local pet store too.
Fish do NOT only grow to the size ofthe tank”, so make sure you get a home
that's big enough for them!
3) MIXINGINCOMPATIBLE
FISH
4) BELIEVING 'THEFISH WILL FIT THE
TANK' MYTH
No nitrogen cycle = no goodbacteria = ammonia buildup =fish die Their stomaches are only solittle, so only feed them whatthey can eat in 5 minutes andno more!
5) NOTUNDERSTANDING NITROGEN CYCLE 6) OVERFEEDING
You need to 'ready' your tank firstbefore your fish can live in it. That can
take days if not weeks, so always buyand prepare the tank first.
7) BUYING A TANKAND FISH AT THE
SAME TIME
www.fishkeepingworld.com
