Desktop aquarium kits are in right now. So if you’re one of those who are relatively new to aquariums, figuring out how often and what you should feed your pet fish can be quite confusing.
What Do Fish Eat?
There are many types of food available for fish, but that doesn’t mean they are all fit for your pet. When researching what type of food they can eat, below are some factors to consider:
• What type of fish do you have?
• What is their diet?
• Do they feed on the top, middle, or bottom?
• What size of food best fits in their mouths?
• Does your fish like the food?
How Often Should You Feed Your Fish?
• Once a day; or
• Two smaller meals in a day; and
• Three to five smaller meals every day for growing fish
Desktop aquarium kits make it easier to keep pet fish, because not only are they smaller, but you can place them on your table, thus you’ll never forget when you have to feed your fish. These days, desktop terrarium kits and nano paludariums are also available, providing you with more options on the types of pets to keep.
What Can You Keep in a Desktop Aquarium Kit?
Whether it’s your first aquarium or an addition to your collection, small aquariums—approximately 30 gallons or less—make a rewarding display at home. In conclusion, below are some types of fish you can consider owning for your nano aquarium.
1. Chili Rasbora (also mosquito rasboras) - tiny shoaling fish native to Borneo.
2. Neon Tetra - a popular aquarium fish, neon tetras have a bright blue head that tapers to a bright red tail.
3. Cardinal Tetras - a relative to neon tetras, this type of fish has the same long, thin body with blue and red stripes.
