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 December 2, 2002 By now you should have your uniquely beautiful aquarium decorated just the way you had imagined! Your plants are in place, your gravel is gracefully sloped, your heater is installed, and all of your careful planning has paid off.[more...]  November 5, 2002 Leaking is rarely a problem with a new aquarium, but just to be on the safe side, we recommend that you check.[more...] October 21, 2002 pH, Alkalinity, Hardness and the Nitrogen Cycle[more...] October 08, 2002 Maintaining a constant temperature is very important for the health and well being of your tropical fish.[more...] August 29, 2002 There is an abundance of realistically beautiful aquarium plants. They look very natural and require little or no maintenance. Live plants can contribute to the water quality by lowering nitrate and phosphate, assimilating nitrogen and passing on oxygen. [more...] August 08, 2002 Aquarium gravel is available in almost every color and size possible. We recommend an angular shaped 1/8 - 3/16 inch (3-5 mm) gravel, using about 1.5 lb. (680 kg) per gallon (3.8 L). While you may choose the gravel because of its attractiveness, it serves a much greater purpose for the fish and the natural biological filtration in the tank.[more...] July 10, 2002 Decorating your aquarium - Here is where your imagination takes over and your aquarium can become uniquely '"yours.'" However, never place anything into your aquarium that is not specifically designed for use in a freshwater aquarium.[more...] June 19, 2002 Aquarium Filtration - It seems as though there are practically limitless types of filtration units to keep your water clean and aerated. However, despite the sophistication, there are really only three types: mechanical, chemical, and biological.[more...] June 06, 2002 Lighting not only helps you see your fish; it also shows them off at their best. In addition, aquarium lighting provides a vital day and night environment for the fish and helps keep live plants healthy.[more...] May 29, 2002 Just about any location in your home would be suitable for your aquarium; however, choose your location with care because, once filled, you will have to empty it to move it.[more...] May 2, 2002 Choosing an Aquarium: The available space in your home will have a lot to do with the size and shape of your aquarium, but keep in mind that the larger the tank, the less likely it will suffer from undesirable temperature and water chemistry'r'nchanges. [more...] December 13, 2001 Partial water changes are important to help keep your aquarium or pond water clean and healthy. Do partial water changes when adding new fish, replacing evaporated water, performing routine water maintenance, and when using treatments.[more...] |
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