Your planted aquarium requires supplemented carbon dioxide for your plants to photosynthesize and filter out harmful toxins efficiently. Without using one of the best CO2 reactors for aquarium enthusiasts, you run the risk of your plants dying and creating a potentially toxic environment for your fish and invertebrates.We understand how hard it is to choose the … Read more
If you are maintaining a thriving ecosystem for your fish and plants, you are going to need to run a vacuum through it from time to time. If you neglect your pond, waste byproducts, dying leaves, insects, and even bacteria could begin to overtake the aquascape you have worked so hard to build. This creates an … Read more
If you want to keep your school happy and healthy, and your aquascape thriving, you need to check the pH and nutrient levels regularly. Failing to keep an eye on the acidity levels could lead to your fish getting sick, algae growing out of control, or bacteria being able to develop — which requires far more … Read more
pH is the general measurement unit for testing the acidity or alkalinity of water. For acidity, anything that is less than 7.0 pH is considered as acidic, while anything greater than 7.0 pH would be considered alkaline. It is important to know the exact pH measurements of your fish tank water and to research about … Read more
To maintain the aquarium layout in good condition, regular water changes are essential. When you do water changes for your aquarium, the thing to do is to fill the tank with new water. We usually pour tap water into the tank, but tap water contains residual chlorine and chloramines that is harmful for fish, shrimps and … Read more