Free tank review
Twenty minutes on your tank, your water and what's worrying you.
Nearly every beginner disaster is the same story: fish added in week one, ammonia climbing by week two, and a tank of stressed survivors by week four. The cycle takes a month, and skipping it costs more.
Numbers first. A tank's water tests tell a clearer story than any description of how the fish look.
The nitrogen cycle explained properly, testing that means something, and water parameters for your tap water.
See the programCompatibility, adult sizes, schooling numbers and the quarantine step almost everyone skips.
See the programDiagnosing algae types, cloudy water, fish behavior and disease signs — with treatment kept conservative.
See the programSubstrate, light and ferts at a sensible level, plant choice for low tech, and trimming and scaping.
See the programAquariums move slowly. Dosing three products in a panic is how a fixable problem becomes a crash.
Twenty minutes on your tank, your water and what's worrying you.
Strips are too vague for diagnosis. A liquid kit lasts years.
Numbers plus a photo of the tank and any affected fish.
Within 48 hours: what the numbers show and the single change to make.
Month to month, cancel anytime. The 20-minute tank review is free.
A weekly session working through members' tanks and test results.
$19/ month
A coach on your water, your stocking and your routine.
$55/ month
For a crashing tank, a stubborn algae problem, or setting up something ambitious.
$119/ month
Prices in USD. Cancel anytime, no contract.
Nuvoorra sells no fish, plants, equipment or treatments, and takes no commission from anyone who does. Store advice is often shaped by what's in stock; ours isn't.
These are animals, so we're firm on a few things: cycle before stocking, quarantine new fish, keep species in the conditions they need rather than the ones you'd prefer, and never release fish or plants into local waterways. Sick fish belong with a vet who treats them, not with guesswork from a forum.
No. A tank needs cycling first, which takes several weeks. Adding fish early is the single most common reason beginners lose them.
Liquid, every time. Strips are too imprecise to diagnose anything, and a liquid kit lasts for years.
Light and nutrients out of balance, nearly always. We identify the type and fix the cause instead of adding chemicals.
No. Bettas need heated, filtered, cycled water like any other tropical fish — a few gallons at minimum.
We don't advise on medication; that's a vet's job. We'll look at your water parameters first, because poor water quality causes or worsens most illness.
Yes. No contract, no minimum term. Access stays open until the end of the month you already paid for.
Twenty minutes on your test results and what to change. Free.