Fish Behavior

Fishing after a storm can be risky. Safety issues include strong currents, floating debris, and changing weather. Increased bacteria levels can lead to waterborne diseases. Yet, fish may be more active, creating good fishing conditions. Always prioritize safety before deciding to fish after a storm. Additionally, the change in water temperature can trigger fish to … Read more

Fishing after a storm can be very good. The storm stirs up food, which attracts fish. Look for fish near sheltered areas. The best time to fish is usually 24-48 hours after the storm. Changes in barometric pressure can boost feeding patterns. Use bright fishing lures to increase your chances of catching different species. Understanding … Read more

Fertilized angelfish eggs are clear and have an amber hue. They change to dark brown or gray as they develop. Healthy eggs are round, plump, and firm. Check for consistent shape and texture. Unfertilized eggs look white or opaque, indicating they are not viable. As the fertilized angelfish eggs mature, their color may change. Initially, … Read more

To make soft plastic fishing lures, gather Plastisol, molds, an injector, and dyes. Measure ¾ cup of Plastisol, mix in the dyes and flakes, then heat the mixture in a microwave using Pyrex containers. Pour the mixture into molds and allow it to cool. Wear gloves and follow safety precautions for protection. Next, heat the … Read more

To fish for bluegill, use a light rod, small hook, and live bait like worms, crickets, or mealworms. Place a split shot 1-2 feet above the hook. Bluegills are curious and easy to catch. For ice fishing, try micro-jigging. If preferred, small lures also work well. These techniques enhance clarity and relevance in bluegill fishing. … Read more

Learn to draw a fish with scales in simple steps. Start with basic shapes for the body. Add depth by shading the scales. Watch tutorial videos for techniques to create texture. This content is suitable for all skill levels, offering practical tips and examples for achieving realistic results. Next, focus on the scales. To create … Read more

To cure fin rot in betta fish, add aquarium salt at 1 tablespoon per 5 gallons. Use antibiotics like erythromycin or kanamycin to fight bacterial infections. Keep the water temperature at 82°F. Perform regular water changes to improve fish health and reduce stress. Begin by isolating the affected Betta fish in a quarantine tank. This … Read more

Feed tropical fish two to three times each day. A consistent feeding routine helps maintain their health. Ideally, feed them at 7 AM, 12 PM, and 6 PM. Fish learn to associate these feeding times with food, improving their behavior. Always monitor the amount of food to prevent overfeeding. Different species of tropical fish may … Read more

Betta fish should be fed twice a day. Provide a small pinch of quality fish food in the morning and another in the evening. Avoid overfeeding, as it causes excess waste and increases toxins in the tank. Consistent feeding supports their health and helps keep the tank clean. Use high-quality betta pellets or flakes that … Read more

Feed your fish only what they can eat in 2 to 3 minutes. Start with a small quantity. If they finish in under 2 minutes, increase the feed slightly. Observe their feeding behavior regularly. This approach helps you adjust the feed quantity and prevents overfeeding, ensuring your fish stay healthy. Younger fish typically require more … Read more