Comments on: Any aquarium owners anywhere?

By: Aquariums

Aquariums — Thu, 30 Dec 2010 08:33:12 +0000

Cleaning a fish tank is an important part of owning an aquarium. Your fish need a clean environment to live if you want them to stay healthy and happy.

By: New Fish Tank

New Fish Tank — Wed, 06 Oct 2010 12:28:18 +0000

Wow, a five year old post and it’s still getting comments. Just wondering if you managed to get that fish tank eventually?
New Fish Tank´s last [type] ..Safe Management of Aquatic Snails In Fish Tank

By: Fish Tank Filters

Fish Tank Filters — Mon, 09 Aug 2010 11:18:09 +0000

Actually you can go to pet shops and they already have a tank complete with accessories. You just need to select which fish you like.

By: Aquarium Freshwater Fish

Aquarium Freshwater Fish — Mon, 22 Mar 2010 21:31:24 +0000

There's a good website and article here on which freshwater fish are best and easiest for your aquarium. Neon tetras and guppies are truly easy fish and basically not aggressive which is good to start out with... .-= Aquarium Freshwater Fish´s last blog ..How Do You Set Up Your Freshwater Aquarium? =-.

By: Gideon

Gideon — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 21:08:35 +0000

A fish-only aquarium is a better way to start out for any one interested in taking up a marine hobby.

It is not recommended to house marine fish in a tank smaller than 20 gallons, even though this is possible. My advice would be to start with a tank size you will be comfortable maintaining. When considering the size of your aquarium tank, it is best to do that with an idea of the number of fish you like to rear. For each inch of fish capacity, you should allow 3 to 5 gallons of tank capacity. As a guiding rule, ten gallon-tank equals two one inch fish.

Some very important items that are needed to successfully keep a marine fish aquarium include a heater and thermometer, to preserve a recommended temperature of 78-80 degrees for tropical fish, a hydrometer, for measuring the aquarium’s salt content and a good filtration system – which is of paramount importance.

The Damselfish is a great starter fish because of their capacity to survive the conditioning period of the tank and their power of endurance. The domino damselfish, the blue chromis and the anemonefishes also known as clownfishes are all genera and species into which the damselfish can be categorized.
.-= Gideon´s last blog ..Tank Stability in the Saltwater Aquarium =-.

By: right now bacteria

right now bacteria — Wed, 31 Oct 2007 23:53:20 +0000

remember, smaller aquariums are actually harder than bigger tanks because it doesn’t take much to pollute the water!

By: belgianmalie

belgianmalie — Sun, 01 Apr 2007 15:55:26 +0000

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By: belgianmalie

belgianmalie — Sun, 01 Apr 2007 15:55:02 +0000

need help on any contact email or cell number of petshops/ supplier of tropical fishes from cartimar. need a stock here in cebu. thanks a lot.

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By: Lette

Lette — Tue, 19 Jul 2005 13:49:02 +0000

Hi, Toni! Am glad you can now start enjoying your very own aquarium. Our reef shop dealer told us not to get too attach to the fishies (kasi mas mahal ang corals & you can always replace fishies)–lupit naman. Just can’t be that apathetic so when we lost our “Foxy” –fox-faced yellow tang na 1 yr ko ding inalagaann, I really felt bad. Even gave him a decent burial (not the usual toilet flush) in our garden. He was the peacekeeper in the tank & “adopted” our “Blue” (blue tang) when we first got him & made him feel at home. He was a very gentle fish with very good dsposition. We haven’t replaced him though. Blue (he’s like Dora from “NEMO”), took over Foxy’s role & is now protecting Sammy (our clownfish) from Razz (our 6 lined wrasse). Am sure your fishies will do just fine–they have a good home now. Despite having several books about reef keeping, we still find the infos there lacking (& sometimes obsolete) so hubby & I usually check out online reef forums/groups so we can learn from others’ experiences.

Hope you won’t find the cleaning part tiring-it’s really a commitment but a really worthy one.

Glad you enjoyed the pics. Have a good week!