0
Top Fin aquariums are manufactured by PetSmart, a popular pet supply retailer. The Top Fin brand offers a variety of aquariums, accessories, and supplies aimed at both beginner and experienced fish keepers. PetSmart provides these products to enhance the aquarium hobbyist experience.
What else can I help you with?
What is the top fin on the fish called?
The fin on the top/back of all fish is called the "Dorsal Fin."
What is the top fin of a Dolphin for?
A dorsal fin, (or top fin), is used to steer the dolphin, and to help it balance.
Why does your pet betta have holes on its top fin?
why does my pet betta have holes on his top fin
What do you call the fin on top of the fish?
Dorsal fin
Can a shark swim without it's top fin?
no a shark can not swim without it's top fin
Why doesy male guppy have ripped fins?
it could be that other fish are fin nipping or it could be fin rot i would recommend that you put him in another aquarium or large bucket with a heater and also put aquarium salt in the water the salt protects him from infections. hope that it helps.
How can I prevent betta fin damage from filter in my aquarium?
To prevent betta fin damage from a filter in your aquarium, you can use a pre-filter sponge or adjust the flow of the filter to reduce water turbulence. This will help protect your betta's delicate fins from getting caught in the filter intake.
What is the thing on top of a fish?
It's top fin.
Posterior dorsal fin of yellow perch?
it is the fin on the top near the back of the fish
What causes the diesese red fin?
Red fin, also known as fin rot, is one of the most common diseases in aquarium fish. It is caused by several different types of bacteria due to unclean water or by fish stress due to overcrowding.
What is the top fin of a dolphin called?
The dorsal fin, and it's used to stabilize the dolphin while it's swimming.
What causes fin rot in goldfish and how can it be prevented or treated effectively?
Fin rot in goldfish is typically caused by poor water quality, stress, or bacterial infections. To prevent fin rot, maintain a clean and well-filtered aquarium, provide proper nutrition, and avoid overcrowding. Treatment involves improving water quality, using aquarium salt or medication as recommended by a veterinarian, and ensuring the fish has a stress-free environment.
