There's a lot to learn in fish keeping, Rather it's in a
aquarium or in a pond no matter what the size is.
The best way to learn about how to raise & keep
fish healthy happy & safe is to learn all you can
about keeping fish, aquariums & ponds thriving.
I'm putting together all the links on here for
everything it takes to teach others everything that
they need or want to learn about this subject.
I've been keeping fish for a long while on & off
over the yrs & back B-4 internet was ever known
I learned a lot on my own, what it took to have fish.
They need plenty of swimming space
they need clean water & a filtration system
they need the right type of food for their system
they need the right temperature to survive
they need protection from predictors & critters
they need protection from the weather if outside
they need to have the right environment to thrive
With all that said "YOU" have to be the 1 to give
them what they need & able to do whatever it
takes to keep up with it every day, every week,
every mon, every year. are YOU that person ?
The 1st thing to know right off the top is how
willing are you to raise & keep fish ?& how long.
The 2nd thing to know is WHERE & HOW you
want to keep them, in a aquarium or in a pond ?
The 3rd thing you need to know is what breed
of fish you want to raise, all this is a thinking
process when it comes to keeping fish to raise.
The 4th thing you need to know is WHY do
you want to raise fish, what's your goal in this ?
is it for enjoyment, to teach others what you
have learned, to make a side income, WHAT.
I got into fish for the enjoyment, but as I have
learned from it I now have changed over to
I want to teach others what I have learned &
I want to make a side income from my fish.
I want to raise fish & grow aquatic plant's to
sell on the side & teach others how to do it.
It's not a get rich thing that I can tell you
4-sure, but it is enjoying to do, & to learn
from as you go, & a way to meet people.
So with that all said lets dig in & learn all
there is to learn about keeping fish, are you
READY ? let the fun begin.
# 1, where you going to start raising your fish ?
Aquarium or pond ?
Aquarium fish is a good starting point so you
can learn about what it takes to have a aquarium
& to get to know more about the fish you have.
How To Raise Fish In A Tank < read
Pond fish is a place to learn about the keeping
a pond rather it's big or small & the fish for
the size pond they are going to be in all year.
# 2, what fish you going to keep ?
small breeds, medium breeds, lg breeds ?
cold water, "No heater" or warm water ?
are they going to be salt water or fresh ?
There is a MULTI verities of fish to think
about when it comes to what fish you want.
Lets start with the small 1st, "Hit the links"
The 21 Smallest Aquarium Fish < read
The Best Small Fish < read
20 Smallest Freshwater fish < read
6 Small Pond Fish Species < read
14 Small Pond Fish < read
With each of these links you have a good
start of what you need to know about each
fish, BUT You can do more research by
hitting each fish "Copy -paste" & go into
goggle search to get more info on them.
I will like to add if you plan on keeping
pond fish it's not good to have a OPEN
POND in what I mean by that is to put a
cover over it where you can keep critters
from getting in it to eat All your fish up.
That means birds, snakes, coons, cats,
frogs, & whatever else that eat fish.
Don't put it under any trees, put enough
of a edge wall on it to keep ground run
off from going in the pond when it rains.
Make sure you have enough plugins for
your air pumps, your waterfall, & your
heaters, filtration system to run at
the same time during winter months.
Now here are some links you need to learn
about in keeping pond fish & keeping ponds
healthy for the fish you put in the pond.
12 Ways to Reduce pond work < read
8 Warning Signs about your pond < read
Why Do Goldfish Change Color < read
Can Goldfish live without a pump ? < read
How to Keep Pond Water Clear < read
How to Make a Bog Filter < read
I found some more good articles to put
on here, but it's going to take the page a
while to load up, so I'm going to put up
another page & maybe attach it to this 1.
Thank You for stopping by, hope you
have learned a lot on here & have the
best of luck raising fish, come back soon.
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