The choice of aquarium inhabitants is of great importance for maintaining a healthy ecosystem. In a new aquarium, it is usually easier to select species because the environment is not yet established and water parameters can be controlled. However, more caution is needed when adding a new species to an existing aquarium. Factors such as whether the new species is compatible with the existing environment, how it will harmonize with other species and how it will affect the water parameters should be considered. In addition, the new species should be selected in such a way that it does not disturb the biological balance in the aquarium, and its disease risk and requirements should also be taken into account. This careful approach plays a critical role in the long-term health and aesthetics of the aquarium.

All the animals we supply are subjected to a 21-day quarantine process before they are added to the aquarium. This process ensures that they are completely free of any disease that may be on them. During the quarantine period, the organisms are free from any risk of infection or disease, eliminating the risk of transmitting disease to existing organisms in the aquarium. This method is critical for maintaining the health and long-term balance of the aquarium ecosystem.