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The Neon Tetra Disease in Aquarium Fish

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  Neon Tetra Disease shorts for NTD are common in tetra fish, but rare among Oscar fish. It is a parasitic disease caused by the Pleistophora hyphessobryconis parasite. Currently, there is no effective method to cure the NTD disease, so it must be paid attention to prevention daily when keeping tetra fish in tanks. What Causes Neon Tetra Disease The main disease-causing organism is the Sporozoa. The spores are eaten along with the fish food and then enter the intestines of the fish. The spores transform into amoeba-type cells in the fish intestines, then spread throughout the fish body, and form groups of spherical cysts, especially in the fish body. The NTD spores gradually take over the fish's muscle fibers and are released when the skin is damaged or when the fish dies. It will infect other fish again and again in the same  fish tank . A tetrafish becomes vulnerable to it in two situations. ●Fish digest the body of the parasite-affected fish body. ●On indigestion of the contamin
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Meet hygger Team at Aquashella Daytona 2023

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We sincerely invite you to attend the Aquashella Daytona (2023.11.4–2023.11.5). Come and meet the hygger team face to face at Booth 229. When and Where is the Aquashella Daytona? Time: November 4th & 5th, 2023 Address: Ocean Center, 101 N. Atlantic Ave, Daytona Beach, FL 32118 Hygger's Booth: Booth 229 Aquashella website:  www.aquashella.com Hygger's official site:  www.hygger-online.com What is the Aquashella? Aquashella is the largest aquarium event in North America featuring the best of freshwater, saltwater, reptiles, and aquatic art. It is an aquatic show open to all aquarium hobbyists, including children and adults, plus beginners and experts, or even people who don’t have an aquarium but want to experience the wonders of aquariums. What can you get from the Aquashella? Aquashella will display the largest collection of top-tier aquatic vendors and brands anywhere in the country. Besides, the Aquashella Aquascaping Contest allows you to test your skills against fellow
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How to set up the rechargeable electric cleaner

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How to Reduce High Ammonia in Fish Tank

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Maintaining a healthy environment for your aquatic pets is essential to their well-being and longevity. In an aquarium that is not properly established or maintained, ammonia can accumulate and reach harmful levels for fish. Ammonia in a fish tank Ammonia is a toxic substance that is released by fish waste and decaying matter, it can be detrimental to the health of fish. The main sources of ammonia are fish waste, uneaten food, and decaying organic matter such as dead plants or fish. Ammonia is produced through the breakdown of these organic substances by bacteria. In a healthy aquarium , beneficial bacteria called nitrifying bacteria convert the toxic ammonia into less harmful substances, through a process known as the nitrogen cycle. Initially, ammonia is converted into nitrite (NO2-) by bacteria called Nitrosomonas. But Nitrite is still toxic to fish, so another group of bacteria called Nitrobacter converts it into nitrate (NO3-), which is less harmful to fish in low to moderate con
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Hygger Aquarium Products New Packaging

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Top Seven Aquarium Stones for Aquascaping - Pine bark stones

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Below, we will share some hardscape aquarium stones and adjunctive aquascaping material.
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How to culture nitrifying bacteria for fish tank

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When we build a new fish tank, it means that we should cultivate the nitrifying bacteria and other beneficial bacteria in the water and keep them a relative balance first. Among all the beneficial bacteria, nitrifying bacteria is the most essential one for clear water. What do nitrifying bacteria do in aquariums? The excrement of fish and the residual feed after feeding are decomposed into ammonia and nitrogen in the tank. Ammonia and nitrogen are poisonous, and fish will be poisoned or even die if they live in an environment where ammonia and nitrogen exceed the standard for a long time. So it requires nitrifying bacteria to decompose the ammonia and nitrogen and build a balanced ecosystem for the tank creatures. First, nitrifying bacteria decompose ammonia and nitrogen and produce nitrite, and then it decomposes the nitrite into nitrate. Nitrates are low toxicity and basically harmless to the tank inhabitants. It can be diluted with regular water changes. Where is the aquarium nitrif
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