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Help Guides
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Tank Light Bulbs: What colours do you need?
There is a wealth of aquarium lighting options available on the market, with different fittings, colours and names. Are they really any different to each other? -
Custodians: Your freshwater aquarium 'clean-up' crew
Keeping a set of aquarium custodians or ‘Clean-Up Crew’ can be just as effective against algae as chemical treatments, and far more natural when it’s done right. -
Categories: PondsAlgae and Pests
How to control pond algae
With so much chemistry going on in your pond, having a lookthrough a pond algae trouble shooter might just save you the heartache of a green and stagnant pond. -
Fish feeding advice – how, how much and how often?
When keeping an aquarium, fish feeding is one of those things that you want to get just right. Read our helpful guide on how, how much, and how often to feed. -
Advice on water change equipment
Regular water changes are a big part of fish keeping, both in ponds and aquariums. But what equipment do you need to perform a water change? -
Categories: AquariumsWater Quality
Ammonia and your fish tank – everything you need to know
While there are plenty of chemical imbalances that affect your aquarium water quality, Ammonia has to be near the top. -
The best marine aquarium fish for beginners
Kept freshwater tanks for a while and thinking about taking the leap over to marine? Read our help guide on the best beginner friendly marine fish to get you started. -
UV light for pond algae: how does it work and why use it?
One of the biggest weapons against algae in a pond keeper’s arsenal is a professional standard UVC, or Ultra Violet Clarifier. -
Categories: PondsWater Quality
Suffering from New Pond Syndrome? We can help with that.
Setting up a new pond can often lead to a moment of disappointment as your freshly built garden oasis turns to a nasty green sludge during the first few weeks.