Over feeding there fish. Fish are not stupid, every time you walk past your tank, they think it's dinner time. They will look at you with hungry eyes. Don't be fooled; 2 or 3 small amounts are sufficient. My rule of thumb is I only feed enough for them to consume in 30 seconds, and my fish are happy and healthy.

If you could give just three pieces of advice to someone bringing their first fish home, what would they be?

First time owners, keep it simple; only buy what you can afford. Start with something simple like guppies or gold fish.

What are some signs that a fish isn't doing so well in its tank, and what should an owner do about it?

Depends on the fish; they all react differently, but the one big sign and giveaway is there off there food. Then if you're not sure what to do, contact a local aquarium for advice.

G'day! What type of content (paragraphs, lists, videos, etc.) do you reckon would be bonza for folks keen to learn about fish care?

We recommend a mix of content types for folks keen to learn about fish care. This includes:

• Informative Paragraphs: Clearly explain key concepts and best practices.
• Practical Lists: Offer step-by-step guides and essential tips.
• Engaging Videos: Show real-time examples of fish behavior, tank maintenance, and feeding techniques.
• High-Quality Images: Illustrate different fish breeds, tank setups, and signs of health/illness.