Cleaning glassware
Cleaning glass diffusers and Lily Pipes using Hades AlgaeKillEX
How to Use Plastic Plants & Ornament Cleaner
Aquarium ornaments and plastic plants offer a simple and effective way to enhance the appearance of any aquarium.They are designed from aquarium-safe materials that do not release harmful compounds or alter water chemistry, ensuring a stable and healthy environment for your fish. Manufactured from high-quality plastics and resins, and finished with non-toxic paints, these decorations are both durable and completely safe for aquatic life.
How to Use Legend Avernus AlBlackEX
You can treat every 24 hours, it is done with the aquarium full of water, by inserting your hand into the aquarium and using the same treatment method as above.
Legend Fish Feeder
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Filling a CO2 Drop Checker
Legend Scissor Liftime Warranty
Your Legend Scissor's are covered with Lifetime Warranty.
Legend Scissor Care
Legend Scissors are precision engineered to the highest standard providing you with superior cutting performance, however, in order to maintain these standards they must be cared for and cleaned correctly.
Blue Green Algae How Treat the Beast
Cyanobacteria, often referred to as blue-green algae, are actually a type of bacteria rather than algae. While they were historically classified as algae due to their photosynthetic capabilities and their resemblance to algae in appearance, advances in molecular biology have led to their classification as bacteria.
RO Water in Freshwater Aquarium
RO (Reverse Osmosis) water has been used for a long time in Marine Fishkeeping, but in recent times has also become increasingly popular among fresh water tropical fish enthusiasts. This article addresses some of the basic questions about the use of reverse osmosis water. It is not an in depth study, but intended only as a guide to the simpler aspects so further study and research will be needed for specific applications.
Nitrate (NO3-)
Nitrate levels in aquariums need to be controlled as at high levels they compromise the health and well-being of the fish. This can eventually lead to bacterial and fungal infections, Whitespot, Fin-rot and other diseases that take advantage of compromised immunity. High nitrate levels are often the cause of excessive algae growth too.
Ammonia
Ammonia is formed from the metabolism of protein and is the major waste product of fish. The majority of ammonia from fish is excreted through the gills, with relatively little being lost through urine and feces. Ammonia is also formed as uneaten feed or other organic matter in an aquarium decomposes. High concentrations of ammonia in the water make it difficult for fish to eliminate ammonia from their bodies. This buildup of ammonia can cause stress, gill and internal organ damage, and eventually death.
Beneficial Bacteria in Aquarium
The nitrogen cycle (biological cycle or nitrification process) is the most important process in the aquarium. When we are talking about it we refer to the establishment of beneficial bacterial colonies (nitrifying bacteria) which convert ammonia (NH3) to nitrite (N02-) to nitrate (NO3-). Basically, this is nature’s way of recycling nutrients......