Sergey

Sergey is a founder and author of Meethepet.com. He’s been fond of aquarium husbandry since his early childhood. His favorite aquariums are biotopes (Amazon River), Echinodorus and Angelfish. However, through the years he’s had experience of keeping almost all types of freshwater fish and shrimps.

Motoro stingray

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Motoro stingray or ocellate river stingray (Lat. Potamotrygon motoro) is one of the most famous and popular freshwater rays.

We should mention that despite the motoro stingray popularity in aquarium husbandry, there is still no quite precise classification of this family representatives.

From time to time, some new kinds are discovered, which were not described before.

Keep reading…Motoro stingray

Sun catfish

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The sun catfish (Horabagrus brachysoma), which is also known as Günther’s catfish or yellow catfish, can often be seen in tanks nowadays, though it’s not a fish for everyone. This article has information about how large the fish can grow and who it represents danger to.

Keep reading…Sun catfish

Corydoras julii

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Corydoras julii, also known as the Julii Cory fish, is a typical representative of this fish kind. It is a peaceful, schooling, and omnivorous fish. This article will tell you about Corydoras julii in detail – where the fish dwells, whether it is a difficult fish to keep, how to create proper tank conditions to the fish, how to select tankmates and how to breed the fish.

Keep reading…Corydoras julii

Blue botia

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Blue botia (Yasuhikotakia modesta (earlier called Y. modesta)) is a small-sized tropical fish of the Botiidae family. Not very often, but it can be encountered in fish fanciers tanks. The fish requires the same tank conditions as other botia species.

Other popular names for botia are redtail botia, red-finned loach, and colored botia.

Keep reading…Blue botia