Want the Perfect Low Upkeep Pet...Try Just Adding Water.

Gazing at a tankful of fish can be relaxing and mesmerizing. Keeping your fish healthy is pretty simple.

Overfeeding is one of the most common causes of death in fish. A little goes a long way. Feed only what your fish can easily eat in a few minutes. When in doubt, feed less.

A fish bowl can never be too big, but they can be too small. A good "rule of fin" is to allow one inch of adult fish for each two to three gallons of water. Remember, gravel, plants and tank decor will decrease the amount of water available to your fish.

No one wants to live in a dirty house. Your fish feel the same way. Changing all the water at once can be messy and ill advised. It is better to do partial changes. If the water evaporates, topping off is not a good idea. Harmful waste products can buildup. Check the quality of your water before adding any to your tank because it is "Your Pet...Health Matters."