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Fishkeeping Articles & Guides

Welcome to the Avocation360 blog, where you’ll find practical advice and detailed guides for every aspect of aquarium keeping. Whether you’re setting up your first tank or looking to improve your breeding techniques, these articles provide clear, tested solutions to common fishkeeping challenges.

Our content covers three main areas: aquarium setup and maintenance, fish breeding from courtship to raising fry, and species specific care requirements. Each article draws from hands on experience managing multiple tanks, solving real problems, and successfully keeping fish healthy through their entire lifecycle.

New hobbyists will find beginner friendly guides that explain essential concepts like the nitrogen cycle, water parameters, and choosing compatible fish species. More experienced aquarists can explore advanced topics including breeding strategies, fry nutrition, and maintaining optimal water chemistry for different fish varieties.

All articles are written in straightforward language that anyone can understand and apply immediately. You’ll get honest recommendations based on methods that actually work in home aquariums, not just theoretical advice. Whether you’re dealing with algae problems, planning your first spawn, or selecting new tank mates, you’ll find actionable information that helps you make better decisions.

Browse by category to find exactly what you need, or explore our latest articles to discover new tips and techniques. Each guide includes practical steps, common mistakes to avoid, and insights gained from years of keeping and breeding fancy goldfish and other popular aquarium species.

Categories

Tank setup, maintenance, equipment, water quality, and creating healthy environments

Spawning preparation, egg care, raising fry, and developing quality breeding lines

Species profiles, compatibility, feeding, behavior, and health care

Start exploring below to improve your fishkeeping skills and avoid the costly mistakes many beginners make. New articles are added regularly as I continue learning and testing new methods in my own fishroom.

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