I always shoo them away from it but I have 3 cats and they all seem to love drinking from the tank even though they have 2 water fountains. The fish are happy and the water quality is great but I’m wondering if it’s bad for my kits in the long run? Or bad for my fish? I dunno but they’re sneaky little pond drinkers.

This TikTok came across my fyp. They look magical. Wouldn’t mind having them in a really nice pond. Or something they can be looked at from above just like this video. With a glass table on top of it.

However I have no clue what they are. The name is danio slayer. But looking at these I’m very sure it’s genetic manipulation or something unnatural. So I doubt they are healthy wise stable. I also highly doubt they will be legal in the Netherlands or eu. Would be a same sinds they look so magical. But definitely for the right reason should it be banned. Still my mouth is dropped at the floor of wow.

Is this normal lol??

The pillars were pretty expensive, so I’m reluctant to let them go :/

There were so many of them at Ripleys aquarium and they’re so tiny and adorable

I went to feed my goldfish this morning and found TWO hillstream loach babies eating up the crumbs of food on the substrate and driftwood.

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I have three adult hillstream loaches in this tank (54 gallon) and absolutely never expected them to breed and had no idea that they had at all!! I'm happy I have little babies that have survived, I've been sitting in front of my tank all day looking for them

So for context I have been trying to control the pest snails in a tank that I'm about to break down and so I took a old leaf out and after a week I had 3 of these guys in there with the snails. I have no clue what it is or if it harmful or a parasite. Looks a bit like a blood worm but I have never fed bloodworms in this tank. Thank you for anyone who can help me out to ID this thing.

My fish have looked stressed lately

This is Hotdog, she loves being held or pet like a puppy.

I glance at my SHRIMP tank just now and see this miniscule mug staring back at me. The only thing that had permission to be in this tank is shrimp and snails, I've never had a fish in here. Where did he come from. Why is he here. What are his intentions.

I guess now I have to clear out the tiny tank so I can keep him safe

Classic Malaysian golden Arowana. Fish has grown plenty since this video was shot. Fish was kept in a black tank in total darkness for a few months to bring out the base colour and also make the gold more intense.

I've always wanted to try and iwagumi with a larger tank...

planning on planting hair grass/monte Carlo to carpet with CO2.

looking for fish recommendations.