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Categories: AquariumsAlgae and Pests
How to get rid of algae in a fish tank naturally
Algae itself is a natural phenomenon. Wherever there is light and water there is algae, and algae has been on Earth for a billion years. -
Categories: AquariumsFish Health
How to treat swimbladder disease
“Swimbladder,” is a common ailment in aquarium and pond fish, especially fancy goldfish. The swimbladder is an air-filled organ inside the fish. -
How much powerhead flow do I need in a reef tank?
It is said that although some corals survive without light, no corals can survive without flow. Water flow brings corals their food and washes away their waste. -
How to get rid of brown algae in a reef tank
Brown algae can be a plague that ruins the look of a reef tank and can cause the owner to pull their hair out, and is most common in young reef tanks. -
Are there any hardy tropical fish?
Hardy fish are often recommended to new fishkeepers as they are tolerant of small mistakes here and there and are easy to keep. -
What is the best external filter for aquariums?
External canister filters are the filter of choice for aquariums over three feet in length and combine mechanical, biological, and chemical filtration. -
What eats reef tank flatworms?
Flatworms can be a pest in reef aquaria and if left alone they can multiply and reach plague proportions. Here’s how to control them. -
The best top, middle and bottom-dwelling tropical fish for aquariums
An effective community aquarium features fish of all colours, shapes and sizes, but where they swim in the tank matters too. -
Which marine fish for best for new reefkeepers?
Choosing marine fish can be a minefield, with most of the desirable ones like puffers and butterflyfish being unsuitable for reef tanks.