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Wonderful World – an Aquatic Interpretation by Michael AW
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For an Eco-Friendly Home Aquarium, Keep It Small and Track Your Fish
about 2 weeks ago - No comments
By Nina Shen Rastogi What’s the greenest way to keep a home aquarium? I love tropical fish, but I feel bad about running the filters and lights for so many hours. I’ve always had a soft spot for aquariums. As a kid, I sat through a lot of long, boring dinner parties at Chinese restaurants,
Aquarium 1st Aid: Warning Signs, Diagnosis, and Treatment
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Many situations can arise in an aquarium that demands immediate attention from the hobbyist in order to protect the fish and invertebrates that are housed within. Described here are warning signs of an emergency, the equipment you should have to determine what the problem is, and equipment necessary to correct it. Warning signs Fish behavior
Aquarium Setup Guide. pH-hardness-temperature-salt-aquascaping
about 2 months ago - No comments
Rainforest Fishes (South American and West African cichlids; bettas and gouramis; tetras, barbs, danios, rasboras; etc.) 6.0 to 7.0 PH soft to moderate water 76° to 82°F no salt needed aquascape plants; driftwood; inert rocks (quartz, slate, granite, onyx, etc.), gravel, and sand African Rift Lake Fishes (cichlids and other fishes from the rift Lakes)
Overstocked Aquarium?
about 3 months ago - No comments
An overstocked aquarium is an aquarium that either has too many fish, or is too small for the few fish it has, even if that is just one to two large fish. There are general rules of thumb for stocking both freshwater and salt water tanks, but these rules are impacted by many factors and
Welfare of Aquarium Fish
about 4 months ago - No comments
The welfare of aquarium fish is a topic that is rarely discussed in books, magazines, fish shops or veterinary clinics, yet it is a topic that urgently needs to be addressed. With the increased availability of quality aquarium products and fish, the hobby of keeping aquariums has grown astronomically in the last fifty years. It
Blood Parrot Cichlid
about 4 months ago - 1 comment
General information – Parrot fish are man-made cross-bred cichlid. The Blood Parrots have been in the market for many years but became very common in the recent years. This hybrid was first created in Taiwan in late 80s and since it is one of the most popular cichlid in many countries. How it was created
Cichlid Aquarium
about 5 months ago - No comments
Aquarium from Brian Boudreau on Vimeo. 100 Gallon African Cichlid Aquarium 150 lbs of base coral 50 lbs of crush coral substrate 2x Rena Filstar XP3 Canister filters Rena 400 Air Pump 2x Marineland Flexible bubble wand – 48″ These pumps are very strong and cycle over 700 gallons of water per hour. This allows
Fish Compatibility Charts Marine and Freshwater
about 5 months ago - No comments
These charts serve as a general guideline. Tropical Fish are individualistic, aggressive, & opportunistic to a certain degree. Make sure to stock your fish at appropriate sizes, don’t over-crowd, keep them well-fed, and above all, under close constant observation. Freshwater Fish Marine Fish Q & A Q: What does “reef safe” mean? A: Reef Safe
Old Tank Syndrome – lack of proper maintenance
about 5 months ago - No comments
So, your tank is doing well. No fish losses, no diseases, and crystal clear water. Everything seems fine. Then all of a sudden… In a closed system keeping an aquarium in balance depends on many factors. Everything that has been added to the tank will remain there in one form or another. Even evaporating water