Seriously Fish Knowledge Base Usage

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Offline Bazza2000

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Seriously Fish Knowledge Base Usage
« on: August 28, 2018, 05:47:23 PM »
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I see a lot of recommendations about the seriously fish website being the go-to base for looking up fish, however, I find it very difficult to navigate and for every recommendation there is no photo of what the fish look like without clicking on each item in the list.

Have to say I've found "Roberts" "Fish Profiles" tool a lot better and descriptive to use including photos at each stage which is invaluable for beginners.

Also, the beginner search doesn't appear to work

I enter, aquarium dimensions, heated or not, soft or hard and then community/colourful hit enter and get:
"Has something gone wrong?"

Probably a question for the seriously fish forum I suppose, but wanted to get some advice here 1st about the advanced search, can someone give me some working search parameters so that I can base my adjustments on a working search.


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Re: Seriously Fish Knowledge Base Usage
« Reply #1 on: August 28, 2018, 07:16:38 PM »
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I have never got the beginner search to work either.

The best way to use Seriously Fish is to visit your local shops and see what they stock. Make a note of the fish you like. Do not be persuaded to buy anything, just say you are only browsing as you haven't made your mind up yet. You will no doubt see fish that are not in the profiles on here that you really like the looks of. I speak from experience  :)

Then sit down with your list and SF. Look at the type of water each fish needs, look at the size tank they need. That will cross out a lot of fish on the list straight away. Then compare the temperature each species needs. Read the comments on behaviour - slow, placid fish should not be mixed with fast swimming fish as the fast fish will get all the food first and the slow shy fish could end up starving. Do any of the fish have particular dietary needs eg some fish will only take live food, or frozen live food such as bloodworm, daphnia, brine shrimp.

This will soon reduce the list to a handful of species, then the choice is personal preference.

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Re: Seriously Fish Knowledge Base Usage
« Reply #2 on: August 28, 2018, 08:59:20 PM »
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Good advice, thanks Sue.

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