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JAGER 75W HEATER?Made by EheimHeater Length: 10″Jager took their already superior heater and made it better. Perfect for freshwater or saltwater use. Heavy duty 2mm thick shock resistant Pyrex glass construction are twice as thick as most other heaters and far stronger. The tempearture is adjustable from 64øF and 94øF with an easy to adjust thermostat. Precision bistable thermostat with an impressive +/- 0.5ø accuracy. Free from radio and TV interference. 6 foot … More >>
I have a freshwater tank already. I want to start a small saltwater tank just to hold maybe one or 2 clownfish. What would I need to get? Is a saltwater tank hard to keep? Do I have to get all that live rock and corals and stuff?
My Betta fish is swimming around like crazy. With No nesting bubbles.
Nesting Bubbles= happiness right?
I have like a round bowl for him (his name is Gill)
I keep his water at 82oF and he loves his fake plants and he swims through them i keep his bowl clean and everything. But he doesn’t move as much as he did what is wrong I can’t get a bigger tank i know i should have a bigger bowl (see pic attached) but i can’t one.
So what do i do and how do i know know if he is happy or not?
http://aquaterras.com/images/BowlP1752.jpg
Obviously bigger then this…. =)
I have another fish mate in there and they get along great! but im scared my bala shark might die in a 5 gallon tank for being too small. Hes still small and im working my way up to get a bigger tank as we speak. I fell inlove with being a shark owner. Please help me with advice. How long will my shark be safe for?
How can you make a self-sustaining ecosystem inside a freshwater aquarium, it dosent need to be 100% self-sustained, with things like feeding them.
do you need a filter? and things like what animals will keep it clean?
Thanks
Shark safety tips
Submitted by Nadine Maeser on Mon, 06/28/2010 – 5:49pm. READ MORE: Experts say sharks are more likely to bite in shallow water. They’re also more likely to come near you if you are wearing shiny jewelry or splashing around.
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Hi, I rescued 2 goldfish a while back. They were in a small tank with a tiny filter and suffered from ammonia poisoning for a long time. They both had fin rot and the fins were all but gone. I got them a bigger tank,bigger filter and an air pump and air stones. I medicated the water and they no longer have fin rot. The fins are growing back and they are very healthy. The water chemistry is ideal and always have 0 ammonia readings. I take very good care of them.
I noticed yesterday the water temperature rose to 79 degrees. I know that 79 is high for goldfish considering they are cold water fish. 79 is perfect for my Jack dempsey but not my goldfish.
When I noticed the water temperature at 79 degrees I immediately did a partial water change to lower the temperature. It’s spring in Chicago and summer is coming..How do I keep their water at the ideal temperature for goldfish during the summer. I cant run my air conditioner 24/7. Any tricks or suggestions?
i have a beta & pleco fish in my tank
