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11/10/2023

"Barb" is one of the aggressive and small fish in the Aquarium Industry.. 🐳🐳🐠🐠🐬🐬🐟🐟🦈🦈🦭🦭🐋🐋🐡🐡

Taking care of a Barb fish family, or a school of Barbs, can be a rewarding and enjoyable experience. Barbs are a popular group of freshwater fish known for their lively and active nature. Here are some tips on how to care for Barb fish:

1/ Tank Setup:

Tank Size:
Depending on the species, you'll need a tank of at least 20 gallons for a small school of Barbs.
Filtration:
Use a good-quality filtration system to keep the water clean and well-oxygenated.
Substrate:
Choose a soft, fine substrate like sand or gravel, as Barbs like to forage at the bottom.

2/ Water Conditions:

Temperature:
Keep the water temperature in the range of 75-80°F (24-27°C).
pH Level:
Barbs typically prefer slightly acidic to neutral water (pH 6.5-7.5).
Water Hardness:
Most Barbs thrive in moderately hard water (5-15 dGH).

3/ Tank Decoration:

Provide hiding spots with plants and caves, but also leave open swimming areas.
Floating plants can help diffuse the lighting and create a more natural environment.

4/ School Size:

Barbs are schooling fish and should be kept in groups of at least 6 individuals to reduce stress and aggression.

5/ Feeding:

Barbs are omnivorous and will accept a wide range of foods. Offer a balanced diet of high-quality flake, pellet, and live or frozen foods.
Variety is key, as different species may have specific preferences.

6/ Compatibility:

Some Barb species can be nippy, so be cautious when selecting tankmates. Avoid long-finned or slow-moving fish.
Suitable tankmates include other fast-swimming, robust fish, such as danios or rasboras.

7/ Behavior:

Barbs can be active and sometimes display minor aggression within their school. This is normal behavior.
Adding hiding spots and keeping them in an adequately sized group can help reduce aggression.

8/ Water Quality:

Regular water changes are essential to maintain good water quality.
Test water parameters regularly and address any issues promptly.

9/ Observation:

Spend time observing your Barbs. Their behavior can tell you a lot about their health and happiness.

10/ Breeding:

Some Barb species are known to spawn in home aquariums. If you want to breed them, provide a separate breeding tank with fine-leaved plants and regular water changes.

Remember that different species of Barbs may have specific care requirements, so it's essential to research the specific type of Barbs you're keeping. Regular maintenance and attention to their well-being will help ensure a happy and healthy Barb fish family.🐡🐡🐋🐋🦭🦭🦈🦈🐟🐟🐬🐬🐠🐠🐳🐳

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07/10/2023

Tetra family is one of the small variety of this hobby..🐟🐟🦭🦭🐋🐋🐡🐡🐬🐬🐠🐠🐳🐳

Taking care of tetra fish in an aquarium involves providing them with the right environment, maintaining water quality, and ensuring their health and well-being. Here are some steps to help you care for tetra fish in your aquarium:

1/ Choose a Suitable Tank:

Select an aquarium that is appropriate for the number of tetra fish you plan to keep. A 10-gallon tank is a good starting point for a small school of tetras.
Ensure the tank has a tight-fitting lid to prevent fish from jumping out.

2/ Water Parameters:

Tetras prefer slightly acidic to neutral water conditions with a pH level between 6.5 and 7.5.
Maintain a water temperature between 72°F and 78°F (22°C to 26°C) as tetras are tropical fish.
Use a reliable aquarium thermometer and heater to regulate the temperature.

3/ Filtration and Aeration:

Install an efficient aquarium filter to keep the water clean and clear. Tetras are sensitive to poor water quality.
Provide gentle water movement and aeration using an air pump or filter output with a diffuser to ensure oxygenation.

4/ Substrate and Decor:

Use a fine-gravel or sand substrate, which mimics the tetras' natural environment.
Add live or artificial plants, driftwood, and caves to provide hiding spots and mimic their native habitat.

5/ Lighting:

Provide a suitable lighting system for your aquarium, but avoid excessive brightness, as tetras come from dimly lit waters in the wild.

6/ Tank Mates:

Tetras are social fish and thrive in schools of at least 6-8 individuals of the same species.
Choose tank mates that are peaceful and compatible with tetras, such as other small, non-aggressive community fish.

7/ Feeding:

Offer a varied diet that includes high-quality flake or pellet food designed for tropical fish.
Supplement their diet with live or frozen foods like brine shrimp, daphnia, or bloodworms for added nutrition and stimulation.

8/ Feeding Schedule:

Feed your tetras 2-3 times a day, only giving them what they can consume in a few minutes. Overfeeding can lead to water quality issues.

9/ Water Changes:

Regularly perform partial water changes (about 20% of the tank volume) every 1-2 weeks to maintain water quality.
Use a dechlorinator to treat tap water before adding it to the tank.

10/ Monitor Health:

Keep an eye on your tetras for any signs of illness, like changes in behavior, coloration, or abnormal growths.
Quarantine new fish before adding them to your main tank to prevent the spread of diseases.

11/ Maintain Water Quality:

Test the water regularly for parameters like pH, ammonia, nitrites, and nitrates using a reliable aquarium water test kit.
Address any water quality issues promptly through water changes and adjustments.

Remember that proper care and attention to detail are essential for keeping tetra fish healthy and happy in your aquarium. Regular maintenance and observation will help ensure their well-being and longevity.🐳🐳🐠🐠🐬🐬🦈🦈🐟🐟🦭🦭🐋🐋🐡🐡🐡🐡🐋🐋🦭🦭🐟🐟🦈🦈🐬🐬🐠🐠🐳🐳
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05/10/2023

"You said personality, I heard Channa", one of the beautiful & aggressive fish in the fish hobby....🐋🐋🦈🦈🐟🐟🐬🐬🐳🐳🐠🐠🐡🐡

Taking care of Channa fish in an aquarium requires careful attention to their specific needs. Channa fish, also known as snakehead fish, are known for their unique appearance and behaviors. Here are some guidelines to help you provide the best care for your Channa fish

1. Aquarium Setup:

=Tank Size:
Channa fish can vary in size, but a general rule of thumb is to provide at least a 30-gallon (113 liters) tank for a single adult Channa species. Larger tanks are preferable if you plan to keep multiple Channa fish or different species.
=Substrate:
Use a fine-gravel or sand substrate to mimic their natural habitat.
=Filtration:
A good-quality filter is essential to maintain water quality. Channa fish are sensitive to poor water conditions.
=Water Parameters:
Channa fish prefer slightly acidic to neutral water with a pH level between 6.5 and 7.5. Keep the water temperature between 75-82°F (24-28°C).
=Decorations:
Provide hiding spots with driftwood, rocks, caves, and plants. Channa fish like to explore and have hiding places.

2/ Water Quality:

Regularly test the water parameters for ammonia, nitrites, and nitrates to ensure they are within acceptable levels. Perform water changes as needed to maintain water quality.

3/ Diet:

Channa fish are carnivorous predators. Their diet should consist of live or frozen foods like small fish, shrimp, insects, and earthworms. Some may accept high-quality pellets or dry food, but live or frozen prey is usually more enticing and nutritious.

4/ Feeding Schedule:

Offer small, frequent meals to avoid overfeeding and water pollution. Feed them 2-3 times a day, but adjust the portion size to prevent uneaten food from accumulating in the tank.

5/ Tank Mates:

Channa fish can be aggressive, especially during feeding and breeding. Avoid keeping them with small or passive fish species. Compatible tank mates include other robust and similarly sized fish.

6/ Monitoring Behavior:

Keep an eye on their behavior. Channa fish are known for their unique personalities. Be cautious if you notice signs of aggression or stress and be prepared to separate them if necessary.

7/ Tank Maintenance:

Regularly clean the tank, remove uneaten food and debris, and perform water changes to maintain water quality.

8/ Breeding:

Breeding Channa fish can be challenging due to their aggressive nature. If you're interested in breeding, provide a separate breeding tank with proper hiding places. Condition the pair with high-quality food and maintain optimal water conditions.

9/ Research the Specific Species:

Different Channa species may have varying requirements, so research the specific needs of the species you're keeping. Below I attached some variety of Channa's available in INDIA.
@ Giant Snakehead, Channa Micropletes
@ Ocellated Snakehead, Channa Pleurophthalma
@ Barca Snakehead, Channa Barca
@ Northern Snakehead, Channa Argus
@ Small Snakehead, Channa Asiatica
@ Blotched Snakehead, Channa Maculata
@ Snakehead Murrel, Channa Striata
@ Parachanna Obscura, Obscura Snakehead
@ Channa Lucius, Forest Snakehead
@ Channa Aurantimaculata, Orange Spotted Snakehead
@ Channa Marulioides
@ Channa Gachua
@ Channa Stewarti, Assamase Snakehead
@ Channa Bleheri
@ Channa Diplogramma, Malabar Snakehead

Remember that Channa fish are known for their predatory nature and territorial behavior, so it's crucial to provide them with adequate space and appropriate tank mates to reduce stress and aggression. Regular observation and maintenance are key to keeping these beautiful and unique fish healthy and happy in your aquarium.🐡🐡🐠🐠🐳🐳🐬🐬🐟🐟🦈🦈🦭🦭🐋🐋🐡

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02/10/2023

All pleco's are not INVASSIVE species......🐟🐟🐳🐳🐠🐠🐡🐡🐬🐬🦈🦈🐋🐋🦭🦭

Taking care of plecos in an aquarium requires careful attention to their specific needs and preferences. Plecos, also known as plecostomus or suckerfish, are popular freshwater aquarium fish known for their algae-eating capabilities and distinctive appearance. Here are some tips on how to care for plecos in your aquarium:

1/ Tank Size:

Provide an adequately sized tank for your plecos. Depending on the species, plecos can range in size from a few inches to over a foot long. Research the specific type you have and ensure your tank is appropriate in terms of size.

2/ Water Parameters:

=Temperature:
Most plecos prefer water temperatures between 75-82°F (24-28°C).
=pH Level:
Aim for a pH level between 6.5-7.5, depending on the species.
=Water Hardness:
Keep the water hardness within the recommended range for the species you have.
=Filtration:
Plecos can produce a significant amount of waste, so a good filtration system is crucial to maintain water quality. Consider a filter that provides both mechanical and biological filtration.

3/ Substrate:

Use a fine-gravel or sand substrate as plecos like to root around in the substrate. Avoid using sharp or abrasive substrates that could harm their sensitive underside.

4/ Hiding Places:

Provide caves or hiding spots in the tank as plecos are nocturnal and like to have places to retreat during the day. You can use driftwood, PVC pipes, or purpose-built caves for this.

5/ Diet:

=Algae:
Plecos are often chosen for their algae-eating abilities, but they should not solely rely on algae for their diet. Offer them a variety of foods, including algae wafers and vegetables like zucchini, cucumber, and blanched spinach.
=Protein:
Some plecos also require protein in their diet. You can feed them high-quality sinking pellets, bloodworms, and brine shrimp.
=Feed at Night:
Since plecos are nocturnal, it's often better to feed them in the evening or before turning off the aquarium lights.

6/ Tankmates:

Choose tankmates carefully. Plecos can be territorial and may not get along with other bottom-dwelling fish of the same species. They are generally peaceful but may have issues with aggressive or overly territorial tankmates.

7/ Water Changes:

Perform regular water changes to maintain water quality. Aim for 10-20% water changes every week or as needed, depending on your tank's specific conditions.

8/ Monitoring Health:

Keep an eye on your plecos' health. Look for signs of stress, disease, or unusual behavior, such as changes in appetite, color, or activity level.

9/ Research the Species:

Different pleco species have varying care requirements, so research the specific type you have to ensure you're meeting its needs. Below I attached some name of pleco varieties....
@ Blue Eyed Pleco
@ Butterfly Pleco
@ Candy Striped Pleco
@ Clown Pleco
@ Gold Nugget Pleco
@ leopard Frog Pleco
@ Peppermint Pleco
@ Royal Pleco
@ Rubber Lipped Pleco
@ Sailfin Pleco
@ Snowball Pleco
@ Sunshine Pleco
@ Vampire Pleco
@ Zebra Pleco

Remember that plecos can live for many years when cared for properly, so it's essential to provide them with a suitable environment and diet to thrive in your aquarium. Regular maintenance and observation are key to their well-being.🦭🦭🐋🐋🦈🦈🐬🐬🐟🐟🐳🐳🐠🐠🐡🐡

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29/09/2023

Gourami specially known for their Color vibrancy & labyrinthine organ to breathe from air...🐠🐠🐡🐡🐟🐟🐳🐳🐬🐬🦈🦈🐋🐋

Taking care of Gourami fish in an aquarium requires creating the right environment and providing proper care to ensure their health and well-being. Here are some essential tips for caring for Gourami fish:

1/ Tank Size:

Gouramis vary in size, but a general rule of thumb is to have at least a 20-gallon tank for a small group of Gouramis. Larger species may need even larger tanks. Ensure there is enough swimming space and hiding spots.

2/ Water Parameters:

=Temperature:
Keep the water temperature between 75-82°F (24-28°C) depending on the specific Gourami species.
=pH Level:
Maintain a pH level between 6.0-7.5, depending on the species.
=Water Hardness:
Gouramis prefer slightly soft to moderately hard water, with a range of 5-20 dGH.

3/ Filtration and Water Quality:

Install a good quality filter to keep the water clean and well-aerated. Regular water changes (about 20-30% every 2-4 weeks) are essential to maintain water quality.

4/ Substrate and Decorations:

Use a soft substrate like sand or fine gravel, as Gouramis often dig in the substrate. Provide plants, rocks, driftwood, and caves for hiding places and territorial boundaries.

5/ Tank Mates:

Gouramis can be somewhat territorial, so choose tank mates carefully. Peaceful community fish like tetras, danios, and catfish are generally good choices. Avoid aggressive or fin-nipping fish.

6/ Feeding:

Gouramis are omnivores. Feed them a varied diet of high-quality flakes or pellets, supplemented with live or frozen foods like brine shrimp, bloodworms, and daphnia. They enjoy nibbling on plant matter, so some vegetation in the tank is beneficial.

7/ Compatibility:

Be cautious when keeping multiple Gouramis in the same tank. They can be territorial and may exhibit aggression, especially if you have more than one male or if the tank is too small.

8/ Water Changes:

Perform regular water changes to maintain good water quality and remove excess nutrients that can lead to algae growth.

9/ Disease Prevention:

Quarantine new fish before adding them to the main tank to prevent the spread of diseases. Monitor your Gouramis for any signs of illness, like changes in behavior, color, or appetite.

10/ Behavioral Observation:

Observe your Gouramis regularly to ensure they are not showing signs of stress, aggression, or illness. Address any issues promptly.

11/ Breeding:

If you plan to breed Gouramis, consider setting up a separate breeding tank with floating plants and a bubbling filter. Provide a separate nesting site for the male to build a bubble nest.

12/ Variety:

There are many varieties of gourami are found in world but few of them are popular and available, like
=Dwarf Gourami
=Moonlight Gourami
=Kissing Gourami
=Giant Gourami
=Sparkling Gourami
=Chocolate Gourami
=Honey Gourami
=Paradise Gourami
=Licorice Gourami
=Blue Three Spot Gourami
=Pearl Gourami
=Snakeskin Gourami
=Samurai Gourami
=Opaline Gourami
=Powder Blue Gourami
=Gold Gourami
=Thick Lipped Gourami
=Banded Gourami
=Croaking Gourami

Remember that Gouramis can be sensitive to water parameter changes, so maintaining a stable environment is crucial for their well-being. Regular monitoring, proper feeding, and a well-maintained tank will help ensure the health and happiness of your Gourami fish in the aquarium.🐡🐡🐠🐠🐟🐟🐳🐳🐬🐬🦈🦈🐋🐋🐋🐋🦈🦈🐬🐬🐳🐳🐟🐟🐠🐠🐡🐡

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28/09/2023

Gold Fish is One of the Cutest and Popular fish around the world, and also very common in maximum aquarium shop...🐟🐟🐡🐡🐡🐠🐠🐬🐬🐳🐳🦈🦈🐋🐋🦭🦭

Taking care of goldfish in an aquarium involves creating and maintaining a suitable environment for them. Goldfish are relatively easy to care for, but they do have specific requirements to ensure their health and well-being. Here are some steps to help you take care of your goldfish in an aquarium:

1/ Choose the Right Aquarium:

Ensure you have an appropriate-sized aquarium for your goldfish. Goldfish can grow quite large, so they need a spacious tank. A general rule of thumb is to provide at least 20 gallons of water for the first goldfish and an additional 10 gallons for each additional fish.

2/ Water Quality:

=Filtration:
Invest in a good quality aquarium filter to keep the water clean and clear. Goldfish are messy eaters, and they produce a lot of waste.
=Water Changes:
Regularly change a portion of the water (about 20-25%) every 1-2 weeks to remove accumulated toxins and maintain water quality.
=Water Parameters:
Goldfish prefer a pH level between 6.0 and 8.0 and a water temperature between 65-75°F (18-24°C). Make sure to use a reliable water test kit to monitor these parameters.
3/ Aeration and Oxygenation:

Goldfish need well-oxygenated water. Aeration through an air pump and air stones or surface agitation is important to provide sufficient oxygen for your fish.

4/ Decorations and Substrate:

Use smooth gravel or sand as a substrate to prevent injury to the goldfish.
Add decorations and plants, but be mindful of the goldfish's size and swimming habits. Avoid sharp or rough decorations that could harm them.

5/ Feeding:

Feed your goldfish a balanced diet of high-quality goldfish flakes or pellets. You can also offer occasional treats like frozen or live foods (daphnia, brine shrimp) for variety. Don't overfeed; only give them what they can consume in a few minutes, as overfeeding can lead to water quality problems and health issues.

6/ Tank Mates:

Goldfish are social and can be kept with other goldfish. However, avoid mixing them with fish that may nip their fins or are overly aggressive.
Keep an eye out for compatibility issues and monitor the behavior of tankmates.

7/ Healthcare:

Watch for signs of illness such as changes in behavior, abnormal swimming, or visible physical symptoms. Quarantine new fish before introducing them to the main tank.
If you notice any health issues, consult with a fish veterinarian or experienced aquarist for advice.

8/ Regular Maintenance:

Perform routine maintenance tasks like cleaning the filter, checking equipment, and monitoring water parameters.
Remove uneaten food and debris from the tank regularly.

9/ Avoid Overcrowding:

Do not overcrowd the tank, as this can lead to poor water quality and stress on the fish.

10/ Educate Yourself:

Continuously educate yourself about goldfish care. Fish keeping is a learning process, and staying informed will help you provide the best care possible.

Remember that goldfish can live for many years with proper care, so it's essential to commit to their long-term well-being. Providing a clean and suitable environment is the key to keeping your goldfish healthy and happy in their aquarium.🐡🐡🐟🐟🐠🐠🐬🐬🐳🐳🦈🦈🐋🐋🐋🐋🦈🦈🐳🐳🐬🐬🐠🐠🐟🐟🐡🐡

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26/09/2023

KOI is one of the beautiful and peaceful fish in the world...🐡🐠🐠🐟🐟🐬🐬🐳🐳🐋🐋🦈🦈🦭🦭

Taking care of Koi fish involves several key aspects:

1/ A Suitable Pond or Large tank:

Koi need a spacious pond with good filtration and aeration systems. Ensure the pond is at least 1,000 gallons or more per fish.

2/ Water Quality:

Maintain clean and clear water with proper filtration. Regularly test and balance pH, ammonia, nitrite, and nitrate levels. A water change of 10-20% per week is often necessary.

3/ Aeration and Circulation:

Install pumps and aerators to ensure oxygen levels are adequate. Good water circulation helps prevent stagnant areas.

4/ Temperature Control:

Koi thrive in water temperatures between 59°F and 77°F (15°C to 25°C). Consider a heater for colder climates and shading for hot summers.

5/ Feeding:

Offer high-quality Koi pellets and occasionally treats like live or frozen foods. Feed them 2-3 times a day, but only what they can consume in a few minutes.

6/ Monitor Health:

Regularly inspect your Koi for signs of illness or parasites. Quarantine new fish to prevent introducing diseases.

7/ Predator Protection:

Protect your Koi from predators like birds, raccoons, and herons with netting or other barriers.( Incase of POND)

8/ Plants and Decorations:

Add plants and underwater decorations to provide hiding spots and shade. Koi enjoy a natural environment.

9/ Water Changes:

Regular water changes help maintain water quality. Remove debris and vacuum the pond bottom.

10/ Routine Maintenance:

Clean filters, skimmers, and pumps as needed. Check for leaks and repair them promptly.

11/ Social Compatibility:

Be mindful of the number and size of Koi in your pond to prevent overcrowding and aggression.

12/ Winter Care:

In colder climates, prepare for winter by reducing feeding and installing a de-icer or aerator to prevent ice formation.

Remember, Koi can live for decades, so proper care is essential to keep them healthy and vibrant. Regular observation and adjustments to their environment are key to successful Koi keeping.🐠🐠🐟🐟🐬🐬🐳🐳🐋🐋🦈🦈🦭🦭🦭

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25/09/2023

Every living things need food for their lifespan!!!!!!!!🌱🌱🌿🌿☘️☘️🍀🍀🎍🎍🪴🪴🍃🍃🌴🌴🌳🌳🌲🌲🎄🎄

Fertilizing aquarium plants is essential for maintaining a healthy and thriving aquatic ecosystem. Aquarium plants, like any other plants, require essential nutrients to grow, and these nutrients are often supplied in the form of plant fertilizers. Here's all you need to know about plant fertilizers in aquariums:

1. Types of Plant Fertilizers:

• Macronutrients: These are the primary nutrients required by plants in large quantities.
• Nitrogen (N): Promotes leafy growth and is essential for the formation of chlorophyll.
• Phosphorus (P): Promotes root development, flowering, and fruiting.
• Potassium (K): Supports overall plant health and disease resistance.
• Micronutrients: These are trace elements that plants need in smaller amounts.
• Iron (Fe), manganese (Mn), copper (Cu), zinc (Zn), and others are examples of micronutrients.

2. Liquid vs. Root Fertilizers:

• Liquid Fertilizers: These are added directly to the water column and are readily absorbed by the plants through their leaves. They are suitable for plants with fast nutrient uptake, like stem plants.
• Root Fertilizers: These are placed in the substrate (such as root tabs or granules) to provide nutrients directly to the plant roots. They are ideal for root-feeding plants like swords and crypts.

3. NPK Ratios:

• Many commercial plant fertilizers will display an NPK ratio, which indicates the proportion of nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P), and potassium (K) in the fertilizer. Different aquarium plants may have varying requirements, so choose a fertilizer that suits your plant species.

4. CO2 Injection:

• In high-tech planted aquariums with strong lighting and CO2 injection, plants can grow more rapidly. In such setups, additional fertilization is often required to meet the increased nutrient demand.

5. Dosage and Frequency:

• Follow the manufacturer's recommendations for dosing your chosen fertilizer. Typically, dosing occurs once or twice a week, but this can vary depending on the specific product and your aquarium setup.

6. Monitoring and Adjusting:

• Regularly monitor the health of your plants and watch for signs of nutrient deficiencies. These can include yellowing or discolored leaves, stunted growth, or algae overgrowth. Adjust your fertilization regimen accordingly.

7. Water Changes:

• Periodic water changes are important to prevent nutrient buildup in the aquarium, which can lead to algae problems. Water changes also replenish essential trace elements.

8. Choosing the Right Fertilizer:

• The choice of fertilizer depends on your specific plants and aquarium setup. Some popular brands include Seachem, API Leaf Zone, and Flourish. Research and consult with experienced aquarists to determine the best fertilizer for your needs.

9. Balanced Approach:

• Strive for a balanced nutrient approach, as an imbalance can lead to problems like algae outbreaks or nutrient deficiencies. Regularly test your water parameters to ensure they are within the desired range.

Remember that each aquarium is unique, and the needs of your plants may vary depending on the species and the overall ecosystem. It's crucial to observe and adjust your fertilization routine as necessary to achieve a healthy and aesthetically pleasing planted aquarium.🎄🎄🌲🌲🌳🌳🌴🌴🍃🍃🪴🪴🎍🎍🍀🍀🐠🐠🐡🐡🐟🐟🐬🐬🐳🐳🐋🐋🦈🦈

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22/09/2023

"Aquapharmacy" is not just a business...its more than that for me........🐳🐳🐳🐳🐳🐳

1/ About myself:

From childhood I was passionate about WILDLIFE & also curious about how beautiful eco-system works so well in nature...…HI, I am Pritam from Madhyamgram, Kolkata. I am starting a business with the help of my knowledge and study....although I have just 1 year experience in this hobby...…but I have a purpose why I am staring this business...

2/ Purpose:

In our locality there are many medicine shops for humans and also for dog & cats. But you rarely find a complete medicine shop for Aquatic fish, Reptiles, Amphibians and Aquatic plants..so with this thoughts, let me introduce "AQUAPHARMACY" a complete one & only medicine shop for your loved ones.....

3/ Authenticity:

When I was about to planning this business, I observe that many fraudsters and fake seller cm consultant are there to scam you very badly...…actually its totally fault of a customers/clients, that we allow them to scam us, cause we don't verify their authenticity and genuineness....here I try to share all of study materials and authentic documents for your awareness purpose.....

4/ Knowledge:

I believe that there are no age for learning so that right now I also try to learn from you guys who are in this hobby for so long and has many experiences far better than me.....I also encourage your valuable feedback, and also love to take suggestions from you guys...sometime I also need guidance cause I don't know everything..

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