Hello, fellow aquarium lovers! We just wanted to share with you today why we love floating plants so much! Floating plants help get rid of algae in your fish tank by spreading across the surface to block sunlight from algae and floating plants also eat up nitrite and phosphate in effect starving any algae in …
Top 5 Floating Plants To Get Rid Of Algae In Your Fish Tank Aquarium. Do They Work? Read More »
There will always be algae in your fish tank, no matter how hard you try! Some fish and invertebrates will love eating them– and algae filter the water. Algae help your fish tank look natural– like a river or a sea. They are not boring– there are so many types of algae. But they do …
Depending on your aquarium size and need, you may have used a UV sterilizer within your tank. The joy of all fish owners is to keep their fish happy and stress-free despite not being in their wild environment. Most fish owners often attempt to simulate the natural environment of their fish species. One of the …
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You get home from work one day and amble tiredly over to your fishy friends to check on them and to your horror, your fish tank is leaking! What do you do? Calm down, take five deep breaths and follow our advice. First, let’s talk about how much it costs to reseal your fish tank …
How Much Does It Cost to Reseal a Fish Tank? Is It Worth It? Read More »
We came home one day to discover some water by our aquarium and we weren’t sure where it came from at first. It didn’t take long though to discover that our aquarium was leaking. It was a used aquarium so it was pretty much impossible to know how old it was so I decided to …
Most fish survive in a temperature range of 23 to 27°C (75 – 80°F). Therefore, an aquarium heater is necessary if you live in a colder area or winter. Knowing whether the aquarium heater gets hot to the touch is essential to prevent burns. Your aquarium heater should not be hot to the touch. Aquarium …
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