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How to Feed Biota Captive-Bred Mandarin Fish Caring for mandarins is easier than ever with Biota's captive bred, pellet-eating mandarin fish! Here's how: 🔹 What to Feed: Small, prepared foods like TDO B2, PE hatchery diet pellets, Hikari baby brine shrimp, frozen Calanus, and Easy Reefs Masstick. 🔹 Feeding Schedule: Offer food 3 - 5 times daily. Mandarins naturally graze all day long. 🔹 Feeding Tips: Turn off pumps during meals and spot-feed near their grazing areas for easy access. Check out

How to Feed Biota Captive-Bred Mandarin Fish Caring for mandarins is easier than ever with Biota's captive bred, pellet-eating mandarin fish! Here's how: 🔹 What to Feed: Small, prepared foods like TDO B2, PE hatchery diet pellets, Hikari baby brine shrimp, frozen Calanus, and Easy Reefs Masstick. 🔹 Feeding Schedule: Offer food 3 - 5 times daily. Mandarins naturally graze all day long. 🔹 Feeding Tips: Turn off pumps during meals and spot-feed near their grazing areas for easy access. Check out

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How To Breed Betta Fish at Home (Breeding & Mating 101)

How To Breed Betta Fish at Home (Breeding & Mating 101)

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Marine Betta

Marine Betta

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🌟 A rare gem is back at Biota 🌟 Bali captive bred Colin’s Angelfish are officially back in stock. This species is one of the rarest angelfish in the aquarium hobby, and it is truly one for the angelfish aficionado. Wild caught Colin’s Angels are considered to be for experts only because they have specialized care needs and can be very difficult to train onto prepared foods. That is exactly why captive bred makes such a difference. These fish are born in captivity and already eating prepared di

🌟 A rare gem is back at Biota 🌟 Bali captive bred Colin’s Angelfish are officially back in stock. This species is one of the rarest angelfish in the aquarium hobby, and it is truly one for the angelfish aficionado. Wild caught Colin’s Angels are considered to be for experts only because they have specialized care needs and can be very difficult to train onto prepared foods. That is exactly why captive bred makes such a difference. These fish are born in captivity and already eating prepared di

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Biota captive-bred Marine Betta are one of the coolest reef fish you can keep. 🐠✨ Super hardy, reef-safe, and already used to prepared foods — no sketchy wild feeding struggles. Mine were tiny and shy at first, hiding nonstop… now they’re absolute showstoppers. Perfect for patient reefers who enjoy watching confidence grow. 👀 🌊 *Note - in the comments one reefer stated their Marine Betta ate some of their smaller fish. | ReefStash

Biota captive-bred Marine Betta are one of the coolest reef fish you can keep. 🐠✨ Super hardy, reef-safe, and already used to prepared foods — no sketchy wild feeding struggles. Mine were tiny and shy at first, hiding nonstop… now they’re absolute showstoppers. Perfect for patient reefers who enjoy watching confidence grow. 👀 🌊 *Note - in the comments one reefer stated their Marine Betta ate some of their smaller fish. | ReefStash

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🐉 Captive-Bred Bluestripe Pipefish Eating Pellets! 🐉 One of the coolest things about captive-bred Bluestripe Pipefish from Reef Life Creations is how well they adapt to aquarium life compared to their wild counterparts. While wild-caught pipefish usually only eat live foods, we’ve had customers report success with frozen foods and even tiny pellets like Reef Nutrition TDO B2! 🎥 Big thanks to Johnathan Stevens for sharing this awesome video of his Bluestripe Pipefish happily eating TDO B2 pell

🐉 Captive-Bred Bluestripe Pipefish Eating Pellets! 🐉 One of the coolest things about captive-bred Bluestripe Pipefish from Reef Life Creations is how well they adapt to aquarium life compared to their wild counterparts. While wild-caught pipefish usually only eat live foods, we’ve had customers report success with frozen foods and even tiny pellets like Reef Nutrition TDO B2! 🎥 Big thanks to Johnathan Stevens for sharing this awesome video of his Bluestripe Pipefish happily eating TDO B2 pell

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Blue Tang

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Mandarin Fish

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I know…I know…I post this captive bred regal angel from The Biota Group often but he’s not shy anymore! When he first went into my tank I’d get a glimpse of him about once a week. Now whenever i enter the room he/she makes a bee line for the glass | Mr. Saltwater Tank

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Blue Neon Cleaner Goby

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Pangas fish. | Biota Agro

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“In the end we will conserve only what we love, we will love only what we understand, and we will understand only what we are taught.” - Baba Dioum Aquariums play a vital role in making connections to the ocean personal and meaningful. By bringing marine life into our homes, classrooms, and public spaces, aquariums inspire curiosity, understanding, and respect for ecosystems that most people will never experience firsthand. They serve as powerful tools for education, conservation, and stewardshi

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Does anyone remember back in February 2024 when @tony_reefaroni shared something really unusual happening with his Biota captive bred Majestic Angelfish? She started transitioning backward, shifting from her adult pattern back to her juvenile coloration. Majestic Angelfish begin developing their adult colors at a very young age, which is why it is uncommon to see wild caught juveniles in the trade. It is even more rare to see any Majestic Angelfish reverse course once that adult transition begin

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🔬🐟 Can You Guess What These Are? 🐟🔬 We just gathered thousands of tiny larvae and took a closer look at them under the microscope. At first glance they look like microscopic tadpoles drifting through the water, but they’re something reef keepers know and love. Hints: 🤯 When they hatch, these larvae are incredibly small, roughly 1 millimeter long, about the thickness of a credit card. 🌏 These larvae were hatched out at Biota Palau. 🫆 Each individual has a pattern as unique as a fingerprint

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Biota captive bred Marine Betta print leggings

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Biota captive bred Dragon Gobies

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Premier Reefs MN and his adorable pet Biota captive bred Rabbitfish

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Reefs.com - All about clams!

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12 Types of Betta Fish

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My 90G Seahorse Tank - BIOTA Captive-Bred Horses From LiveAquaria

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EASY! How to Breed Bettas Step by Step

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How to Breed Betta Fish | Breeding Over Halfmoon Betta

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Betta Breeding - How I Pick The Best Fish to Breed (Traits Overview)

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Betta Fish Breeding Step By Step | How To Breed Betta Fish

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Step by step guide to breeding betta fish

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Catching Wild Bettas in THAILAND for breeding conservation! Betta smaragdina natural habitat!

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How to breed betta fish - Easy and Simple steps to breed betta successfully

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Wild betta Compilation of the most beautiful types by Franksbettas

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Breeding Halfmoon Betta Fish - How I Select the BEST Bettas to Breed! Basic Traits Overview

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How To Know Female Betta Ready To Breed | By Looking At Its Large Belly

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