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Keeping a Saltwater or Marine Aquarium Guide

Jan 5th, 2011
by Guest Blogger.
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Nano reef aquarium maintained at home
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Here are some simple tips to help you with your saltwater/marine aquarium keeping.

This is a simple guide on the top 5 things TO DO and the 5 things you SHOULD NEVER DO.

What you SHOULD DO when looking after your saltwater or marine aquarium.

1, Look at your aquarium every day to check for your fish and invertebrates health.

Check to see if they are acting differently than normal, do they have any damage or signs of illness etc.

2, Feed your fish and invertebrates small amounts regularly, feed a varied diet that accommodates all your inhabitants needs.

3, Make certain that you have sufficient circulation in your tank.

It’s best that at least 10 times your tanks volume is made to circulate every hour (more…)


Tropical Fish Aquariums: Do They Need to Be Different?

Sep 7th, 2009
by Guest Blogger.
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Diagram of the nitrogen cycle in an aquarium.

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Author: Brittney Foster

Are you interested in adding a collection of fish to your home or your office? If so, have you decided which type of fish you would like to have displayed? When it comes to fish keeping, there are a relatively large number of individuals who are interested in owning tropical fish.

Are you one of those individuals? If so, you may be wondering what type of aquarium you need to purchase. Better yet, you may be wondering if you can use a traditional aquarium or if you need to have a tropical fish aquarium.

What type of aquarium you need to use for tropical fish is one of the most commonly asked questions, especially among first-time tropical fish owners. When searching for aquariums, you may come across fish tanks that are labeled or described as being tropical fish aquariums.

This leads many individuals to believe that they need to have a special tropical fish aquarium to own a set of tropic fish. Honestly, that isn’t always the case. (more…)


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