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how much is a baby shark?

By on Wednesday, February 24th, 2010 | 1 Comment

i have a class at school and we want to get an aquarium. my teacher wants to get a fresh water fish. my classmates want to get a baby bull shark,and angel fish, or a pencil shark.i want to get the baby bull shark. if you could can someone please tell me what you would get in a classroom aquaruim, what i would need for this organism, and how much it would be? thankyou so much for all your hard work!!! best answer gets 10 pts!!!!!!

What siphoning system do you use to fill/drain your aquarium tank?

By on Wednesday, February 24th, 2010 | 3 Comments

I am looking to buy a good-quality one for my aquatic turtle’s tank. I bought a Marina one from Petco and it kind of sucks. Thanks in advance. :)

english to spanish translation please?

By on Wednesday, February 24th, 2010 | 2 Comments

the txt: Hi my name is dacoiya burton and i will be your tour guide on our excursion to Miami, Florida: the City of the beautiful. Are you someone that enjoys the nightlife? loves to hang on the beach? Fish off the coast or even golf on some of the most prestigious courses in america? well miami is the city for you. Miami is for somebody who needs action in their life. The people of miami love to have fun and are very laid back. Some fun activities to try in miami are snorkeling and clubbing all night long. Miami’s population is about 600,000 people of which 65.76% are hispanic. That is about 362470 people. Miam has a perfect semi tropical climate year round. In the spring, it has a comfortable, warm climate. In the summer, tempatures can rise up to 110*F or more. The weather is somewhat tempered by miami’s cool breezes. most of the hispanic communties are located in Miami beach. Little havana and South beach are just 2 of miami’s most famous divisions.

freshwater aquatic planted aquarium/tank

By on Wednesday, February 24th, 2010 | 25 Comments


aquatic plants Mosses – Christmas Tree Moss Fissidens Grandifrons “Planiccaulis” Fissidens Nobilis Vesicularia Dubyana Foreground – Anubias Barteri var Nana “Veriegated” Cryptocoryne Becketii Cryptocoryne Wendtii “Green Gecko” Eleocharis Parvula (Japan Version) Eriocaulon “Australia” Eriocaulon Cinereum Eriocaulon Robustius Eriocaulon “Taco” Pogostemon Helferi Ranunculus Papulentus Midground – Microsorium Pteropus “Windelov” Nesaea crassicaulis Rotala Indica “Uliginosa” Background – Aponogeton Madagascarensis Crinum Calamistratum Echinodorus “Oriental” Echinodorus “Ozelot” Echinodorus “Ozelot Green” Echinodorus “Red Flame” Hygrophila Balsamica Limnophila sp Nymphaea Micrantha Microsorium Pteropus “Narrow Leaf” Microsorium Pteropus “Tropica”

Freshwater Aquarium HD

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A short video showing you my 125 litre tank home of 4 angels, 2 adults and 2 babys, 1 dwarf gourami and 1 female fighter

carbon filters necessary in aquariums?

By on Wednesday, February 24th, 2010 | 5 Comments

a few forums i’ve read say its not necessary for carbon in a filter as it fills up and becomes useless, and wastes money replacing all the time.
i have carbon in my 35l (9ish gal) elite tropical tank but the water is slightly cloudy although perfectly safe, but i got a cold water tank that has no carbon, and even my new (not fully set up) 600l monster tank has no carbon, just 120l of sump with a pond pump and LOTS of foam

RE-603 SIAMISE FIGHTING F

By on Wednesday, February 24th, 2010 | No Comments

  • Made by TFH Publications
  • Model Number RE603

Product Description
Beginners especially will appreciate the easy-to-follow instructions and practical advice given in this beautifully illiustrated book about an aquarium favorite, the species known to science as Betta splendens and in the popular mind as the betta, or Siamese fighting fish. The book tells what bettas need in order to do well in the home aquarium and provides a complete guide to their breeding behavior and raising the fry…. More >>

RE-603 SIAMISE FIGHTING F

are marine or tropical fish easier to keep?

By on Wednesday, February 24th, 2010 | 6 Comments

me my mum and dad are thinking of getting a marine aquarium. – with clownfish, corale shrimps etc… – but i want to know weather they are easier to keep than tropical fish. i read that they can be very complicated to keep.

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