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Zoanthids are an order of cnidarians commonly found in coral reefs, the deep sea, and many other marine environments around the world. These animals come in a variety of dif
...es. The best cohabitants may be angelfish, although both species are large fishes that require a lot of tank room .
Many aquarists consider discus to be finicky and they are not recommended for inex...
...rth while. Feel free to take your time and enjoy the whole experience. A properly set up and maintained tank is truly a joy.
Eugene from the aquarium lore-blog wrote the perfect guide for putting up...
...scent lamps. If it's a tall aquarium perfect for angelfish, not much light will get to the floor of the tank. Some plants require intense lighting and plenty of fertilizer. Lucky for the rest of us, m...
...d never SEEN BN eggs before!!!! I HAD to KNOW!!! So I gently eased my hand and arm into the tank... Although it doesn't really matter... the way the Millenium Rainbow Juvies act... I...
...ant and animal life found among the coral outcroppings.
In the home aquarium, Large Angels need large tanks with high water quality and lots of rocks and caves. They especially appreciate a live roc...
If you have more than one or two aquarium tanks and you have plans to expand or add tanks maybe you should consider setting up a small or large fish room depending on your aspiration.
You will ne
NPTs stands for Natural Planted Tanks a way of aquascaping, it is an ecosystem where plants and fish balance each other needs an approach pioneered by Diana Walstad, author of the book 'ecology of
...y aquarium magazines just published an interesting bit of information about cycling a newly established tank to get rid of the ammonia spikes that are deadly to fish. Fish waste, food waste, and plant...
... Running Creek varieties... On June 8th I had my first couple of fry hatch out into the Millenium tank. I was SOOOO excited. A couple days later I had several Milleniums and a few Ir...
...finally was able to overcome it.
So if you are having problems with the clarity of the waters in your tank you might enjoy the guidance. ...
I remember when I had my first tank or more accurately when my parents first tried to start an aquarium. I was about 10 or 12 years old can't really remember.
I kept on watching the fish
The photo by courtesy of vickyTH
Everyone I know have new fry at their tank I don't know if it is something in the air or just people have more time for their tanks during the summer.
I do know
If you have a planted tank you might want to consider the celestial pearl danios formerly known as galaxy rasboras for your aquarium.
They breed easily as long as you remember to separate the par
...e interesting here are some photos from 2007 competition.
If you plan to register better have a great tank to show.
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I've got a 46 gallon freshwater tank that with a high Nitrate level. All other water stats are OK.
The tank is not over populated and uses a cannister filter.
What is the best way to reduce and ke
Im planning on starting my first salt water tank and have been reading up on the use of live rock, and the pesky critters that can come with it (i.e., Mantis Shrimp, etc.). How likely is it for such t
Hello, I have a problem with a relatively new tank. It's all matured/cycled, but I've noticed the next morning, after I've fed the fish that there's a fuzzy whitish fungus (I think that's what it is)
I am getting ready to setup a planted 75 gallon aquarium tank. I have put about an inch layer of Flourite on the bottom of the aquarium. I want to use play sand from Toys R. Us or a hobby store for th
I have a 40 gal tank that's been set up for about 10days. I've moved my 4 orandas into it, from their 25 gal, using the same water, same gravel and same filter. However, whilst PH is fine (7.0) ammoni
... The smaller swords also look a bit yellow. Overall they aren't doing to good. I thought that either my tank wasn't getting enough nutrients or the light source wasn't good enough. I started using Sea...
...er-Hewitt Design Museum, NY
[first saw it on http://www.misscellania.com/miss-cellania/2006/7/13/fish-tank.html]
Another interesting aquarium I've found on the Misscellania blog is the bike aqua...
...is fins get tattered and torn and then grow back and look amazing. Once he floated at the bottom of the tank on his head for a while, and I thought he was a goner, but by the next morning he was fine....
HI,
I have a 150gal. tank which has (1)14"RTG, (3)2-3"Silver Dollar, (4)8-10" Freshwater Stingray inside the tank. My Filtration is Canister filter and OHF. The Filter media i am using are wool and
This evening my nephew came over and had a field day using my Mag-Float aquarium cleaner. The result of gravel and sand and the Mag-Float
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I have a 75 gallon, bow front GLASS tank that has a few scratches from Razor blades. How can I remove the scratches ? I have heard that toothpaste works. These scratches are on the o
...rid it of brown algea. Of course, I rinse the plants really really well before putting them back in the tank. If I do the same with the mixed-color gravel will this solution bleach out the colors? I d...
I recently (six weeks) started a ninety gallon marine tank. I only have four little damselfish in it, and now I have algae growing like nobody's business. I would truly appreciate any tips for control
Hello I really need help. I got the Ick in my tank and added the salt like I read and i forgot about my poor snail. I removed it and put it into a different container is there anything else I can do?
For years now I've wanted to add discus to my community aquarium which itself is a non-aggresive tank. The guy at the local fish store told me NOT to do it since discus should only be kept with discus
I am trying to do a nice planted tank and and decided to use flourite for the substrate. One web site that I had looked at said not to rinse the flourite first, just put it in and add water. This crea
...sers, installed the powerheads and set them to the highest flow. The UGF is a Penn Plex for a 55 gallon tank that has 2 plates. My tank is a 72 bowfront. The UGF covers all except the bowed area at th...
How long does the ammonia spike in a new tank last for? I think mine is at that stage now so I've done a 50% water change. Should I do one every day?
...absolutely blown away by the look of it. From websites I have seen, this should be attempted in a fresh tank, but can this be done later? The lights also probably have to be massive, right? Just wonde...
...eat bucket and siphon method. I was advised that the water needed to be heated before putting it in the tank, which I have been doing with the tank heater. The only problem with this is that it takes ...
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