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Fish Pet Care:     more books (100)

Pet Care Tropical Fish Dutch Listen to Your Fish: Terrific Tips for Pet Care (Sesame Street) by Sarah Albee, 2007-07 Care for Your Tropical Fish (RSPCA Pet Guide) by M. Richardson, 1994-05-05 Fish: How to Choose and Care for a Fish (American Humane Pet Care Library) by Laura S. Jeffrey, 2004-08 Practical Pet Care Handbook Aquarium Fish by Mary bailey, gina sanford, 2006 The complete book of pet care: Birds, cats, fish, dogs, guinea pigs, horses, mice, rabbits, reptiles by Peter Roach, 1983 The Complete Book of Pet Care: Birds, Cats, Fish, Dogs, Guinea Pigs, Hamsters, Horses, Mice, Rabbits, Reptiles by Peter Roach, 1995-08 Caring for Your Fish (Blastoff! Readers: Pet Care Library) (Blastoff! Readers. Pet Care Library) by Kari Schuetz, 2010-08-08 Tropical Fish: Expert Advice on Pet Care, Tips on Being a Responsible Owner, Selecting Your New Tropical Fish by Practical Pet Care, 2006-01-01 The True Science Library : Volume 3 : Animals and Their Care : Section A Pets, B Tropical Fishes, C Honeybees by Margaret Edited By Friskey, 1963-01-01 Care for Your Tropical Fish (RSPCA Pet Guides) by RSPCA, 2006-10-01 Tropical Fish as Pets a Guide Tp the Selection Care and Breeding by Herbert R. Axelrod, Cold Water Fish in Aquaria and Garden Ponds (Pet Care Guides) by Roy Pinks, 1981-05 Tropical Fishes as Pets : An Expert guide to the care, Feeding, and Breeding of Tropical Fishes in the Home Aquarium by Christopher W. Coates, 1968

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21. Memphis Pet Sitters
    Offer care for dogs, cats, fish, horses, cattle, snakes, reptiles, rabbits, and other pets in the Memphis/Cordova/Bartlett area. Personal profiles, service descriptions, prices, and other information.  
    http://krazyh0rse.tripod.com/PDPSS/
    
    Extractions: Search: Lycos Tripod Dating Search Share This Page Report Abuse Edit your Site ... Next Home About Us Services Offered Pricing Specials ... Tapestries Memphis Pet Sitters Call 684-4589 for info or reservations!!!! Pet Sitting in the comfort of your own home Memphis Pet sitters provides pet sitting in the comfort of the animals own home. We all know going out of town or having to work long hours when your baby(s) are at home is never easy for either of you. MPS provides a trusted christian pet sitter to come over and take care of your animals and give T.L.C while you have to be away. MPS takes the stress off of you by giving you the freedom to call, every day if you like, and check up on your babies to make sure everything is going ok. As pet owners ourselves we know that it is the little things like; Are they eating? Did they use the bathroom? Do they seem happy? that count when you are not there. So give us a call and let us meet you and your babies. We would love to SPOIL your babies while you are away! With each of our services we will try our best to make your home looked lived in to deter burgulars, by opening and closing blinds, alternate turning lights on and off, picking up and bringing in your mail and newspapers, and watering your house plants depending on your needs*. We also offer house sitting for $10.00 per visit even if you don't have any pets. We will do all of the above mentioned and any other duties needed. Call early to get your reservations. Call Us At: 684-4589

22. The "Fish Care" E-book From Practical Pet Care
    Save time and money with these practical fish care tips! Author Steph Bairey shares 26 years of experience. Learn about feeding, habitat, health, lifespan,  
    http://www.practical-pet-care.com/ebooks_fish.php
    
    Extractions: We all want our fish to be stress-free and healthy. This means learning complicated water chemistry and lots of cleaning, right? No! Ask any expert a few simple tips can create a virtually self-cleaning aquarium. No one cleans the ocean, or your local lake. Environmental balance happens naturally. You can put this natural balance to work for you! Did you know? It is less work to keep a bigger tank than a smaller one! Once you hear the reason why, you'll wonder why you didn't think of it yourself. Our "Fish Care" e-book teaches you about diet and nutrition, and much, much more. Inside, gorgeous full-color photos illustrate the articles that teach you about: "I don't want to give away the secret so I won't say it, but your feeding direction keeps my tank clean twice as long. And it saves money too, I can't believe it."

23. About Animal-World
    pet birds, small animals, reptiles, and freshwater, saltwater and reef fish. Extensive information provided on species and care.  
    http://www.exotictropicals.com/aboutet.htm
    
    Extractions: Information Resource for Pets, Animals, Aquariums Animal-World is about responsible pet ownership, but more than that it is about preserving and honoring the environment and its inhabitants, which give us our livelihoods and our very life blood. Some of the animals presented here have been domesticated for centuries, while others have only been named in recent years past. Many animals, especially in the coral reefs and oceans of the world are yet to be discovered and named. Marine biology, by many accounts, is in its' infancy with a mere 50 years or so of scuba gear available to scientists who are now able to observe fish directly in their natural environments.

24. Welcome To Maple Leaf Foods
    Supplier of pet, fish, and livestock feed, as well as health care products for livestock.  
    http://www.shurgain.com/

25. Pet Care: Bird 411
    we recommend fish that live in cold water, because they re easiest to care for. More experienced caretakers can select fish that live in warm water.  
    http://www.animaland.org/asp/petcare/fish411.asp
    
    Extractions: CometsThese guys are a bit slimmer in the body, and have longer tail fins. ShubunkinsThese fish look like comets, but have a cool splotchy orange-and-white pattern. FantailsThis goldfish has a rounded body and two tail fins. VeiltailsJust like the name implies, this fish has super long, flowy fins. MoorsJust like the veiltail, but black. Moors have big bug eyes. Bubble-eyesThese goldfish have a bulgy, bu.ggy water sack under each eye. Another hardy coldwater aquarium fish is the weather loach. This long, snakelike fish is brown or bronze with brown markings, and will grow to be three to four inches. Warmwater fish More experienced caretakers can select fish that live in warm water. There are hundreds, if not thousands, of warmwater tropical fish sold as aquarium pets. The hardest, and most important, part is selecting fish that will do well in the same type of water conditions and will get along with each other. Check out the following list of recommended fish:

26. Mr. Scruff's Pet Care
    pet sitting in your own home. Dog walking services available as well. fish, birds, cats and dogs.  
    http://home.bellsouth.net/p/pwp-mrscruffspetcare

27. Pet Care: Fish Chowtime
    Test your water with a kit from the pet supply store. Some fish require water that s more or less acidic or alkaline, so ALWAYS ask someone at the aquarium  
    http://www.animaland.org/asp/petcare/fishhome.asp
    
    Extractions: Size: Start with a 10- or 20-gallon aquarium, which is large enough for a selection of fish. Location: Set the tank in a place that's convenient to a sink or water source. This will make it easier to fill and clean the tank. Do not put the tank in direct sunlight, since this makes it harder to control the temperature and may cause too much algae to grow in the tank. Be absolutely, completely, positively positive: A 20-gallon aquarim filled with water and gravel weighs more than 200 pounds, so you won't be able to move it once you've set it up. Take time choosing the location, and set it on a super sturdy table or counter. Just Add Water (Not!) When you fill your aquarium, use clean tap water. Let it stand for several days to "age" so some of the chemicals found in tap water can evaporate. You can also buy a chemical neutralizer at the pet supply store. Most fish are happiest in water that has a near neutral pH level of around 7. Test your water with a kit from the pet supply store. Some fish require water that's more or less acidic or alkaline, so ALWAYS ask someone at the aquarium shop about this. They'll tell you how to adjust the water in your aquarium. Once your aquarium is set up and going, you'll need to remove several gallons of water every week or two and replace it with clean, aged water. By doing this, you'll remove any chemicals that have built up.

28. Pooch Sitter
    Inyour-home pet sitting service for cats, dogs, birds, fish, reptiles and your home. Take care of your pets and home while you are away.  
    http://www.poochsitter.com
    
    Extractions: In your home pet services Pooch Sitter is a professional in-home pet care service providing loving, reliable and affordable care for your pets. We service several areas in California. Our mission is to treat your pets and home with the love, care and respect we use to treat our own. We believe in nurturing pets in their home environment and helping them follow a consistent and reliable schedule so that you return to a happy pet. Our services can be customized for your pet needs. We’ve designed this website to provide pet owners resources for all pet needs. Visit our Vendors Lists for a look at these resources. © 2004 Pooch Sitter

29. Keeping Tropical Fish And Goldfish In Aquariums, Fish Bowls, And Ponds.
    Aquariumfish.net pet fish Resource Online Store - The Web Site for People with the details that you need to know about how to care for your fish.  
    http://www.aquariumfish.net/

30. Kingston Pet Sitting Service
    Offers petrelated services including daily dog walks, feeding fish and kitty visits, providing care and experience while owners are away.  
    http://www33.brinkster.com/kingstonpetsit/

31. Ani-Med - Pet Care Information Tips
    While these beginner fish are less expensive and easier to care for than tropical species, they are no less interesting or attractive.  
    http://www.animed.org/fish_coldwater_fish.htm
    
    Extractions: I. Fish: Coldwater Fish INDEX If you're thinking about setting up your first aquarium, coldwater fishspecies that can be kept in an unheated tankare highly recommended. While these "beginner" fish are less expensive and easier to care for than tropical species, they are no less interesting or attractive. Although you do not need to use a heater in a coldwater tank, you will need to ensure water quality with a powerful filtration system. Because coldwater fish consume more oxygen than other species, you must also provide a fairly large space-to-fish ratioin other words, a larger tank than the same number of similar-sized tropical fish would need. Can you name the most popular coldwater species? Goldfish, by far. You're probably familiar with the common goldfish, a sturdy orange-red fish that can grow up to eight inches long and live 10 to 20 years, but more than a hundred other varieties have been bred. Shubunkins and comets are smaller

32. Ani-Med - Pet Care Information Tips
    And if you like dramaticlooking fish, consider the swordtailbut do make Fast-moving danios are also popular and easy-to-care-for tropical species.  
    http://www.animed.org/fish_tropical_fish.htm
    
    Extractions: I. Fish: Tropical Fish INDEX So, you've found your sea legs as a fishkeeper by setting up and maintaining a coldwater tank. Are you ready to take your hobby to the next step? As an "advanced beginner," you're suitably prepared for the challenge of tropical species. There are hundreds, if not thousands, of warmwater tropical fish sold as aquarium pets. Most require a constant temperature in the tank of about 78 degrees Fahrenheit, but depending on the kind of fish you choose, the optimum environment may range somewhere between 70 and 84 degrees. You'll need a a good-quality, thermostatically-controlled heater of the correct

33. The Pet Care Trust - Fish Health Management Videos
    The key to fish health management, water quality parameters important to fish, are discussed The pet care Trust (PCT) NonProfit Foundation since 1990  
    http://www.petsforum.com/petcaretrust/PCTE2.htm
    
    Extractions: Fish Health Management Videos This series of videos was developed by the University of Florida's Cooperative Extension Service, working directly with commercial fish producers and veterinarians. Each video takes about 20 minutes to view and covers a distinct aspect of fish health management. Volume I : Fish Basics Click here to view a clip from the video

34. The Pet Care Trust - News Releases
    John Pitts, Program Coordinator, pet care Trust. Perhaps the most suitable animal for any K12 classroom, are fish residing in an aquarium.  
    http://www.petsforum.com/petcaretrust/PCTNR15.htm
    
    Extractions: Perhaps the most suitable animal for any K-12 classroom, are fish residing in an aquarium. Ornamental aquarium fish provide a range science projects from the early grades with very simple lesson plans to more complex middle and high school lessons, which include math, chemistry, physics and accurate records keeping. In addition, to science projects, aquariums lend themselves to a range of art, literature, behavior and geography lessons. Since the aquarium is a closed system, the health, well being and survival of the inhabitants are dependent upon the care provided to maintain water quality, appropriate nutrition, and correct stocking density with compatible residents. I see the aquarium as a living process much the same as our beautiful water planet, Earth. To maximize a classroom aquarium experience, the system should be taken apart, cleaned and stored for the summer session, and the entire process started with a new class at the beginning of each new school year. The ornamental fish should be retained at the teacher's home aquarium, a cooperating hobby group or by competent students with consenting parents, to be used again each year. This annual shut-down and restart, allows each class to participate in the planning process of aquarium set-up, fish selection and nutrition requirements which will include research, decision making, protocols development and budgeting in order to create a living science lesson. Elementary teacher should not shy away from research, protocols, etc., since planning and records keeping can range from simple tasks of daily feeding, water exchange and fish behavior. All of these lessons can be accomplished with guppies, goldfish or catfish, but the teacher must choose the lessons suitable for the grade.

35. Pet Supplies - Online Pet Supply, Pet Products & Accessories At PETCO
    pet care Info »Animal care and Education. »Dog. »Cat. »fish General. »fish - Freshwater. »fish - Saltwater. »fish - Brackish  
    http://www.petco.com/PetcoOnline/CareSheets/CareSheets.aspx
    
    Extractions: var cmJv='1.1'; var cmJv='1.2'; var cmJv='1.3'; var cmJv='1.4'; var cmJv='1.5'; search within results Qty Item Ea. Checkout PETCO is committed to responsible companion animal ownership. Our Care Sheets provide important information about the proper care of your animal. Care Sheets are PDF files and most range in size from 100kb to 150kb. Depending on the speed of your Internet connection, download times will vary. If you do not have Adobe Acrobat Reader, download it here Animal Care and Education Dog Cat ... Small Animals Animal Care and Education Disaster Planning PETCO's Commitment to Animals Dog Basic Canine Education Bathing Your Dog Choosing the Perfect Dog Common Household Dangers ... Your New Puppy Cat Cat Cat-Proofing Your Home Choosing a Cat-Sitter or Kennel Choosing Your New Cat ... Why Spay or Neuter Your Cat? Fish - General Habitattitude Nitrogen Cycle Plant Care Setting up a Freshwater Aquarium ... Water Quality Fish - Freshwater African Cichlids African Dwarf Frog Arowana Barb ... Tetra (Semi-aggressive) Fish - Saltwater Anemone Angelfish (Dwarf) Angelfish (Large) Blenny ... Wrasse Fish - Brackish Brackish Water Fish Mono Puffer Scat Bird African Grey Parrot Amazon Parrot Blue and Gold Macaw Blue-fronted Amazon Parrot ... Zebra Finch Reptiles - General Feeding Frozen/Thawed Foods Salmonella Amphibians Aquatic Amphibians Fire-bellied Newt Fire-bellied Toad Green Treefrog ... White's Tree Frog Invertebrates Cricket Emperor Scorpion Giant African Millipede Hermit Crab (Land) ... Tarantula Lizards African Fat-tailed Gecko Arid Gecko Arid Lizard Arid Skink ... Warm Climate Chameleon Snakes

36. Pet Care Information For Dogs, Cats, Tropical Birds & Fish. Pet Food Recipes
    pet information for dogs, cats, tropical fish, birds and exotic animals. pet food recipes. pet web sites.  
    http://www.therainiervalley.com/pets.html
    
    Extractions: General Pet Information Sites 1-800-PetMeds - Order your pet medications, flea and tick products and more online, and save a bundle. All Pets - So much about all sorts of pets. Petcyclopedia, Petmagazine, Petflicks, and Pets Market. Information on dogs, cats, birds, fish, reptiles, horses and exotic animals. Alt Vet Med Animal Network Animal Pet Doctor Animal Poison Control Center - Toxicology publications. Aqua Zoo - Good site with lots of information for fresh-water aquarium owners. Fish and plant details and photos. AVMA - From the American Vetrinary Medical Association. Find answers to your questions on pet care, etc. Buzzle - Source of many articles and links about all sorts of animals.

37. Pet Fish Tips, How-Tos: Selection, Care, Breeding, Habitat...
    Free tips for fish selection, care, breeding, habitat and aquariums, plus specific howtos for many different species.  
    http://www.knowledgehound.com/topics/fishpet.htm

38. Fish Care E-book Free Download By Practical Pet Care: Save Time And Money With T
    fish care Ebook free download. Save time and money with these practical fish care tips! Author Steph Bairey shares 26 years of experience.  
    http://www.softpile.com/Education/Literature/Review_09133_index.html
    
    Extractions: Advanced search Overview: Version: 1.0 FREE PREVIEW ( version history Size: Date: November 25, 2001 License: Demo $0.00 OS: Windows 95/98/2000 Interface: Popularity: Rating: Rate It Get Full Version! Home Page Statistics Description: Save time and money with these practical fish care tips! Author Steph Bairey shares 26 years of experience. We all want our fish to be stress-free and healthy. This means learning complicated water chemistry and lots of cleaning, right? No! Ask any expert a few simple tips can create a virtually self-cleaning aquarium. No one cleans the ocean, or your local lake. Environmental balance happens naturally. You can put this natural balance to work for you! It's all in the 'Fish Care' E-book from Practical Pet Care! Inside, gorgeous full-color photos illustrate the articles that teach you about feeding, habitat, health, lifespan, size, grooming, time, breeding, equipment, and cost of owning freshwater or saltwater fish.

39. CentralPets.com - All About Pets And Animals
    Information on pets and other animals with searchable databases of mammals, birds, fish, reptiles, and insects, including animal photos and pet care.  
    http://www.centralpets.com/
    
    Extractions: Orian is currently the top forums poster with 14 posts. More News We provide quality information and pet care about pets and others in the animal kingdom that are kept in captivity. Our purpose is to help educate people and thereby improve their ability to care for pets and other animals. Our goal is to provide quality information on all animals that are kept as pets or in captivity anywhere in the world including all mammals, birds, reptiles, fish, and insects. This will be between 10,000 to 15,000 pets and other animals described online here! We also include information resources such as links, clubs, breeders, pet stores, veterinarians, and much more. Look around, there are many thousands of animal pages here. The more you look, the more you will find. Pssst... We even have some hidden pages with surprises on them! But don't tell anyone where they are if you find one.

40. ~ Animal-World Features~
    pet Animal care Guides. Exotic Bird care and Feeding Aquarium fish care and Feeding. Marine Aquarium Basics Marine quick start; Reef Aquarium Basics  
    http://animal-world.com/encyclo/encyclo.htm

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