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<H1> Live Rock and live sand for Your Saltwater Aquarium </H1>
<H1> What is Live Sand? </H1>
<H1> (A different kind of livebearer) </H1>
<H1> Getting to Know the Clownfish </H1>
<H1> Clownfish -description </H1>
<H1> Size and Body Features of Clownfish </H1>
<H1> Clownfish Species and Family </H1>
<H1> Clownfish Locomotion </H1>
<H1> Clownfish Feeding Habits </H1>
<H1> Clownfish Predators </H1>
<H1> Clownfish Habitat </H1>
<H1> Clownfish and sea anemone Symbiosis and Mutualism </H1>
<H1> Clownfish Sexuality and Reproduction </H1>
<H1> Clownfish Taxonomy </H1>
<H1> Clownfish in the Aquarium </H1>
<H1> Koi food </H1>
<H1> The Subtle Beauty of the Weedy Sea Dragon </H1>
<H1> What is a Weedy Sea Dragon? </H1>
<H1> Brown algae a common problem for new tanks </H1>
<H1> Which type of aquarium setup do you want? </H1>
<H1> Where to place your aquarium </H1>
<H1> Essential equipment for the beginner’s fish tank </H1>
<H1> Basic aquascaping for your beginner’s aquarium </H1>
<H1> Setting up sequence for a beginner’s aquarium </H1>
<H1> Choosing the fish for a beginner’s aquarium </H1>
<H1> How to buy the fish for a beginner’s aquarium </H1>
<H1> Cycling the beginner’s aquarium </H1>
<H1> Setting up a maintenance routine </H1>
<H1> Fancy guppies, platies, mollies and swordtails </H1>
<H2> How to move a large aquarium </H2>
<H2> Moving a Large Freshwater Fish Tank </H2>
<H2> Kribensis </H2>
<H2> Live rock and live sand </H2>
<H2> What is Live Rock? </H2>
<H2> Types of Live Rock Available for Hobbyists </H2>
<H2> What is Base Rock? </H2>
<H2> How to Cure Live Rock </H2>
<H2> How to Control Unwanted Pests </H2>
<H2> Live Sand Explained </H2>
<H2> Do I Have to Use Live Sand in my Tank? </H2>
<H2> The “Cheap” Method </H2>
<H2> How to Choose a Product </H2>
<H2> The Benefits of Using Live Sand </H2>
<H2> How to Clean a Fish Tank </H2>
<H2> This article will explain how to clean a fish tank in a professional way </H2>
<H2> Goodeid Fish </H2>
<H2> What Are Goodied Fish? </H2>
<H2> About the Goodied fish </H2>
<H2> Ameca Splendens </H2>
<H2> Xenotoca Eiseni </H2>
<H2> Clownfish </H2>
<H2> koi food </H2>
<H2> What You Should Know about feeding your koi </H2>
<H2> Everything you need to know to properly feeding koi is set out below. </H2>
<H2> Factors affecting feeding koi </H2>
<H2> 1. Food quality </H2>
<H2> 2. Temperature of the water </H2>
<H2> 3. Quality of water </H2>
<H2> weedy sea dragons </H2>
<H2> There are 2 main reasons: </H2>
<H2> Brown algae </H2>
<H2> What is brown algae? </H2>
<H2> Recognising brown algae. </H2>
<H2> What causes brown algae? </H2>
<H2> Is brown algae harmful? </H2>
<H2> How can you cure brown algae? </H2>
<H2> Preventing brown algae. </H2>
<H2> Brown algae in a saltwater tank </H2>
<H2> Starting a fish tank for beginners </H2>
<H2> There are 3 basic aquarium setups </H2>
<H2> Where not to place an aquarium </H2>
<H2> How to set up your fish tank </H2>
<H2> When to add the fish to your aquarium </H2>
<H2> Cycling your aquarium </H2>
<H2> 1. What every new fish keeper must learn </H2>
<H2> 2. Emergency cycling </H2>
<H2> 3. What is cycling </H2>
<H2> 4. Fish in cycling </H2>
<H2> 5. Fishless cycling </H2>
<H2> How to do fishless cycling </H2>
<H2> 6. Recognising ammonia poisoning </H2>
<H2> Top 10 tips on African Cichlids </H2>
<H2> Koi Pond </H2>
<H2> Giant Betta </H2>
<H2> Care and breeding of the giant betta. </H2>
<H2> Fancy guppy, platy, molly and swordtail pedigree types </H2>
<H2> Livebearers are ideal fish for selective breeding </H2>
<H2> When breeding for pedigree then you must apply selective breeding techniques. </H2>
<H2> Fancy guppy pedigree types </H2>
<H2> Pedigree guppy tail fin shapes </H2>
<H2> Pedigree guppy colours </H2>
<H2> The base colours for guppies are </H2>
<H2> Fancy swordtail pedigree types </H2>
<H2> Sword tail ground colours include: </H2>
<H2> The common swordtail varieties are: </H2>
<H2> Fancy platy pedigree groups </H2>
<H2> Fancy platy fins. </H2>
<H2> Well known platy varieties are: </H2>
<H2> Variatus platy colours </H2>
<H2> Fancy molly pedigree types </H2>
<H2> The main colours for mollys are </H2>
<H2> The main molly pedigree types are: </H2>
<H2> Categories </H2>
<H2> Recent Posts </H2>
<H3> Planning and Preparation </H3>
<H3> Taking Down The Aquarium </H3>
<H3> Setting Up The New Aquarium </H3>
<H3> Kribensis : Everything you need to know </H3>
<H3> Feeding kribensis </H3>
<H3> Kribensis behaviour </H3>
<H3> Kribensis description </H3>
<H3> Kribensis Colour </H3>
<H3> Water conditions for kribensis </H3>
<H3> How and where to buy kribensis </H3>
<H3> Kribensis tank set ups </H3>
<H3> Kribensis in the community aquarium </H3>
<H3> Kribensis species aquarium </H3>
<H3> Kribensis biotope aquarium </H3>
<H3> Kribensis breeding set up </H3>
<H3> Preparation for breeding kribs </H3>
<H3> Kribensis breeding behaviour </H3>
<H3> Raising the kribensis fry </H3>
<H3> Relatives of the kribensis </H3>
<H3> Method 1 </H3>
<H3> Method 2 </H3>
<H3> What you are trying to achieve </H3>
<H3> Equipment and Supplies needed </H3>
<H3> Step by step cleaning your fish tank </H3>
<H3> Cleaning the tank: preventative measures </H3>
<H3> Appearance of Ameca Splendens </H3>
<H3> Aquarium conditions </H3>
<H3> What does Ameca Splendens like to eat? </H3>
<H3> Are they aggressive? </H3>
<H3> Breeding recommendations </H3>
<H3> Appearance </H3>
<H3> Aquarium conditions </H3>
<H3> What does it like to eat? </H3>
<H3> Are they aggressive? </H3>
<H3> Breeding recommendations </H3>
<H3> Feeding Problems of the Weedy Sea Dragon </H3>
<H3> Breeding Sea Dragons is Difficult </H3>
<H3> The question is: How do you deal with this situation? </H3>
<H3> Building Your First Koi Pond </H3>
<H4> (Without killing any fish!) </H4>
<H4> You will need : </H4>
<H4> Which foods are suitable? </H4>
<H4> How much should you feed? </H4>
<H4> More factors you need to consider </H4>
<H4> Digestive process of koi </H4>
<H4> Want to feed your koi from your hand? </H4>
<H5> Pelvicachromis taeniatus </H5>
<H5> Pelvicachromis subocellatus </H5>

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fish262
water143
will141
they125
aquarium112
have99
tank72
other67
live65
also62
need60
pond48
food47
breeding45
rock43

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Keywords	Freq	Title	Desc	<H>
fish	262
water	143
will	141
they	125
aquarium	112
have	99
tank	72
other	67
live	65
also	62
need	60
pond	48
food	47
breeding	45
rock	43

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Domain Age: 6 Years, 228 Days

Created Date: 23rd-Aug-2013

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PageSpeed Insights (Desktop)

86 / 100

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Domain Availability

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PageSpeed Insights (Mobile)

22 / 100

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Server IP

Server IP	Server Location	Service Provider
104.247.82.51	United Kingdom	Paragon Internet Group Limited

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Visitors

Estimated Worth

$300 USD

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Traffic Rank

7032063rd most visited website in the World.

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Link Analysis

In-Page Links

We found a total of 320 links including both internal & external links of your site

Anchor	Type	Follow
Articles	Internal Links	Dofollow
Favourite Fish	Internal Links	Dofollow
Breeding A-Z	Internal Links	Dofollow
Breeding fish A-C	Internal Links	Dofollow
Breeding fish D-K	Internal Links	Dofollow
Breeding fish L-R	Internal Links	Dofollow
Breeding fish S-Z	Internal Links	Dofollow
Fishkeeping words	Internal Links	Dofollow
FishKeeping tips	Internal Links	Dofollow
Sick Fish	Internal Links	Dofollow
Common Fish Illnesses	Internal Links	Dofollow
Saltwater Fish	Internal Links	Dofollow
How to move a large aquarium	Internal Links	Dofollow
hA6s7B-s4	Internal Links	Dofollow
https://thefishdoctor.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/move-large-aquarium.jpg	Internal Links	Dofollow
https://thefishdoctor.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/plastic-storage-box.jpg	Internal Links	Dofollow
https://thefishdoctor.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/move-large-aquarium-after.jpg	Internal Links	Dofollow
advanced	Internal Links	Dofollow
aquarium set up	Internal Links	Dofollow
cycling	Internal Links	Dofollow
guide	Internal Links	Dofollow
maintenance	Internal Links	Dofollow
set up	Internal Links	Dofollow
water	Internal Links	Dofollow
container	Internal Links	Dofollow
large aquarium	Internal Links	Dofollow
moving	Internal Links	Dofollow
new home	Internal Links	Dofollow
transport	Internal Links	Dofollow
Leave a comment	Internal Links	Dofollow
Kribensis	Internal Links	Dofollow
https://thefishdoctor.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/kribensis-pair-with-young.jpg	Internal Links	Dofollow
https://thefishdoctor.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/kribensis-feeding.jpg	Internal Links	Dofollow
https://thefishdoctor.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/kribensis-pair-2.jpg	Internal Links	Dofollow
https://thefishdoctor.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/kribensis-female-breeding-colours.jpg	Internal Links	Dofollow
https://thefishdoctor.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/male-kribensis-breeding-colour.jpg	Internal Links	Dofollow
https://thefishdoctor.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/kribensis-for-sale-in-shop.jpg	Internal Links	Dofollow
https://thefishdoctor.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/kribensis-community-aquarium.jpg	Internal Links	Dofollow
https://thefishdoctor.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/kribensis-west-african-biotope-aquarium.jpg	Internal Links	Dofollow
https://thefishdoctor.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/kribensis-breeding-tank.jpg	Internal Links	Dofollow
https://thefishdoctor.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/kribensis-eating-live-food.jpg	Internal Links	Dofollow
https://thefishdoctor.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/kribensis-female-displaying-to-male-2.jpg	Internal Links	Dofollow
https://thefishdoctor.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/kribensis-pair-cleaning-nest.jpg	Internal Links	Dofollow
https://thefishdoctor.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/kribensis-kids-2.jpg	Internal Links	Dofollow
https://thefishdoctor.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/kribensis-pair-guarding-eggs.jpg	Internal Links	Dofollow
https://thefishdoctor.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/pelvicachromis-taeniatis-male-female.jpg	Internal Links	Dofollow
https://thefishdoctor.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/pelvicachromis-subocellatus-male-female-2.jpg	Internal Links	Dofollow
beginner	Internal Links	Dofollow
behaviour	Internal Links	Dofollow
biotope	Internal Links	Dofollow
breeding	Internal Links	Dofollow
cichlid	Internal Links	Dofollow
community fish	Internal Links	Dofollow
dwarf	Internal Links	Dofollow
species	Internal Links	Dofollow
biotope	Internal Links	Dofollow
cameroon	Internal Links	Dofollow
kribensis	Internal Links	Dofollow
nigeria	Internal Links	Dofollow
pelvicachromis	Internal Links	Dofollow
pulcher	Internal Links	Dofollow
Leave a comment	Internal Links	Dofollow
Live rock and live sand	Internal Links	Dofollow
https://thefishdoctor.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/new-live-rock.jpg	Internal Links	Dofollow
https://thefishdoctor.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/new-live-rock-2.jpg	Internal Links	Dofollow
https://thefishdoctor.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/new-live-rock-3.jpg	Internal Links	Dofollow
https://thefishdoctor.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/unwanted-pests-live-rock.jpg	Internal Links	Dofollow
https://thefishdoctor.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/newly-laid-live-sand.jpg	Internal Links	Dofollow
marine	Internal Links	Dofollow
saltwater	Internal Links	Dofollow
ammonia	Internal Links	Dofollow
cure	Internal Links	Dofollow
cycling	Internal Links	Dofollow
live rock	Internal Links	Dofollow
live sand	Internal Links	Dofollow
marine	Internal Links	Dofollow
nitrate	Internal Links	Dofollow
nitrite	Internal Links	Dofollow
saltwater	Internal Links	Dofollow
Leave a comment	Internal Links	Dofollow
How to Clean a Fish Tank	Internal Links	Dofollow
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