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Hosted by Arthur Preston · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 98 episodes
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The Aquarist’s Edge is a podcast for freshwater aquarium enthusiasts who want practical advice, expert insights, and the latest hobby news. Hosted by Arthur Preston of Art’s Fish Room, each episode explores fish care, breeding, aquascaping, and fascinating discoveries from the world of home aquariums. Whether you’re a beginner or seasoned aquarist, this show helps you level up your fishkeeping game.
Arthur Preston hosts The Aquarist’s Edge [Weekly Aquarium Podcast], a kids show with 98 episodes published.
Ever bought “schooling fish” and watched them split up into little cliques? In this episode of The Aquarist’s Edge, Art breaks down the real difference between shoaling vs schooling, why many popular “schooling fish” don
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In this episode Art explores unusual everyday foods that can be safely used as occasional treats in a freshwater aquarium. From courgette, cucumber, peas, spinach, pumpkin, butternut, sweet potato, carrot, and green bean
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Guppies are more than “beginner fish"! They’re colourful, interactive, and endlessly entertaining in a home freshwater aquarium. In this episode of The Aquarist’s Edge, Art shares why guppies are so fun to keep, from the
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In this episode of The Aquarist’s Edge, Art explores why minerals are essential for a healthy freshwater aquarium. From GH and KH to pH stability, fish health, shrimp moulting, snail shell development, and aquarium plant
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Activated carbon (often called “charcoal”) is one of the most common aquarium filter media, but what does it actually do, and do you really need it running all the time? In this episode of The Aquarist’s Edge, Art breaks
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Want a freshwater aquarium that stays stable, looks great, and doesn’t turn into a weekly stress project? In this episode of The Aquarist’s Edge, Art breaks down exactly how to build a low-stress aquarium setup. An aquar
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Keeping a freshwater aquarium at home can be one of the most calming, rewarding hobbies; until a heater fails, algae takes over, or the guilt of fish loss hits hard. In this thoughtful episode of The Aquarist’s Edge, Art
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Art breaks down aquarium lighting in a way that makes real sense for everyday freshwater fishkeepers. He covers the science behind PAR, spectrum, lumens, Kelvin, and photoperiod, and explain how these affect plant growth
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Your aquarium filter is a living habitat where biofilm, oxygen, and water flow decide how stable (or fragile) your freshwater tank becomes. In this episode of The Aquarist’s Edge, Art breaks down what actually happens in
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In this episode of The Aquarist’s Edge, Art breaks down 10 proven ways to make your freshwater aquarium healthier. This episode will help you stabilise your tank and prevent problems before they start. Expect practical f
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Many aquarists don’t leave the hobby at the beginning of their aquarium journey. They leave during the stage when their aquarium suddenly becomes difficult to manage. Algae outbreaks, plant melt, unstable water condition
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Shy fish can turn a beautiful freshwater aquarium into an “invisible fish” tank but most hiding behaviour has clear, fixable causes. In this episode of The Aquarist’s Edge, Art breaks down why fish stay tucked away and h
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Do you want a freshwater aquarium that stands out without keeping difficult fish? In this episode of The Aquarist’s Edge, Art explores unusual but easy-to-care-for freshwater aquarium fish that thrive in normal home setu
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Art explores a question many hobbyists quietly relate to: why do so many home aquarists seem to be neurodivergent, including people with ADHD traits, autistic traits, anxiety traits, and strong systems-thinking? Is this
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Tiger barbs are hardy, colourful, and endlessly entertaining but they’re also one of the most commonly mis-stocked freshwater fish, which is why fin-nipping and “random aggression” show up so often. In this episode of Th
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In this episode of The Aquarist’s Edge, Art explores why the freshwater aquarium hobby needs you. It's not just the experts, not just the big creators, but everyday aquarists who choose patience, good husbandry, and kind
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Algae in freshwater aquariums isn't always a nuisance. It’s a clear signal about lighting, nutrients, plant health, organics, and overall tank stability. In this episode of The Aquarist’s Edge, Art flips the script on aq
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Art breaks down the real differences between Endler’s livebearers and guppies, going far beyond size and colour. You’ll learn how species genetics, natural behaviour, and evolutionary history shape their health, activity
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This episode exposes one of the most dangerous myths in guppy keeping: that you need perfect water parameters to keep guppies alive. Discover why constant tweaking of pH, hardness, and temperature quietly kills guppies,
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This episode explores what your freshwater aquarium is really doing while you sleep. From plant respiration and fish “sleep” behaviour to oxygen levels and filter bacteria, learn more about the hidden night shift inside
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