As the availability of marine livestock is impeded by the COVID-19 pandemic, fish retailers have to get creative when sourcing these aquatic creatures.

The easy part of selling live and frozen food is the merchandising—the difficult part is ensuring it maintains its appeal to the fish.

When creating aquarium displays, hobbyists should use the less-is-more approach.

One of the best ways to ensure a sale and help future hobbyists get off their feet is to offer starter kits with all the essentials they need.

Though it's one of the less glamorous aspects of fish keeping, properly maintaining an aquarium is a vital part of the hobby.

When it comes to water treatments, fish hobbyists who can position themselves as experts in the field will see the most success.

The COVID-19 pandemic altered the supply chain for fish livestock, meaning it's time for retailers to adapt.

When it comes to aquarium filtration, some options are better than others.

Shrimp have the ability to engage any aquatic lover and turn over a sizeable profit for retailers.

Considering the complex feeding needs of fish, carrying packaged diets isn't about finding the cheapest option.

The most important part of decorating an aquarium is focusing on the tank's inhabitants.

Corals continue to play a major role in how the fish-keeping hobby continues to evolve.

In order to remain competitive, an aquatics shop should carry both live and frozen foods.

One of the best ways to sell the products you carry in stores is to showcase them in elaborate displays.

A clean aquarium is a happy aquarium, which is why it's important to make sure hobbyists are stocked with everything they need to keep their tanks fresh.