Fish Aquarium Tank

Jennys Salt water Fish tank with beautiful fish! trying to catch coral beauty because Clowns are not getting alond with the new family member proves quite difficult

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[It may be better to watch this on mute because I talk the whole time. XD;;] I finally got a new one, woohoo!! I needed it. My Oscar and Clown Knife were getting way too big for my 40 gallon. Anyway…nothing special. 8D Enjoy!!

The tank water is low right now for aeration’s sake…and because my bichir enjoys leaping out of the water if she gets the chance. Soooo, until I get a lid built it’s going to sound like a small waterfall in there. o__o;

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Short video on how to use Bulk Reef Supplies Calcium and Alkalinity calculator

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My 46gal bow front with 2 clown fish, humu humu trigger fish, clown trigger fish, fiji spotted puffer fish, bicolor dottyback, and new cpr2 bakpak protein skimmer and current light fixture, 35lbs premium fiji live rock, 35lbs live hawiian base rock, 40lbs dead dry base rock, 30lbs natural white fiji live sand, 40lbs caribsea special grade aragalive live sand.

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Tank is filled with crystal natural spring water. Water was a little foggy at the time of filming because i was cleaning up the tank removing some plants and moving things.
Cant remember the names of all the fish in there but i have about 9 i think.
I really like those shark catfish in there. Im gona move them to a 75g or a 90g tank later.

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Aquarium operations and installations. Learn about the professional installation of a 180-gallon saltwater aquarium in this how-to video.

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The largest fish tank in the world at the Georgia Aquarium.

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Are you having trouble finding your fish in the fish tank due to cloudy water? There can be several different reasons for cloudy water in a fish tank, so let’s take a look at the most common ones. These are debris from new substrate, bacterial bloom, chemical imbalance, or even floating algae.

Most new rocks and decorations will cause cloudy water. If this is the case then your debris should settle and go away on it’s own in a couple of days. Before adding the next decorations or rocks it best to soak them in separate water to get all the loose dirt off before addingthem to your tank.

Another problem that can come from new fish tanks is a bacterial bloom. This can cause the water to have a haze and look rather gray. This can come from overfeeding the fish or dying plants.

A sure sign of a bacteria bloom is when your water is milky and has a very bad odor. Not all bacteria are bad but some bacteria blooms can be deadly to your fish. When the nutrient levels get extremely high the bacteria go ballistic and multiply rapidly.

Be sure to remove all dead or dying plants if you have a bacteria problem. If you are changing fifteen percent of your water and using a siphon to clean debris, this type of haze will not cause the fish harm. But it is essential that you get in under control quickly.

Another thing to look at is whether or not your fish are being overfed. This can also cause the water to get cloudy. Just check the bottom of the tank for leftover food – that would be a sure sign of overfeeding.

Fixing fish tank problems like cloudy water from algae can be a pain because it will be thick and green. One of the best ways to cut down on the amount of algae in a tank is by adding algae eating fish. Keeping your lights on for long periods will encourage algae growth as well as sunlight shining on the tank so make sure to watch the amount of lighting your tank gets to help prevent algae growth.

If none of the above helps you with fixing your cloudy water problems, you should follow with a test kit. The test kit will be used to check the ammonia and nitrate levels of your fish tank water.

Once you have checked the levels, the reading for a normal level for both the nitrate and ammonia is zero. If you have something other than zero then your water quality is bad.

What causes cloudy water in fish tanks with open or semi-open style tanks? Many times these style of tanks could possibly have a stopped up filter causing debris to cloud up your water.

If you are still not sure what is causing the cloudy water in your fish tank, don’t panic. As long as your water doesn’t seem extremely bad and your fish are acting fine, give it a little time. Sometimes if bacteria is the cause the bacteria will kill itself.

This is definitely not advice for all cases. If you are concerned about your fish you should probably remove them until you get your problem under control. It is extremely helpful to have a quarantine tank just for occasions such as these. Regular maintenance will also help you enjoy your fish tank without concern.

Today I discovered eggs and one of the angel fish happen to be guarding them. My tank has different fish (3 guppies, a bala shark, neon tetras, 2 goldfish, and a bit more) plus 3 angel fish. The guarding angel fish is doing okay and the angel fish never fight any fish in the tank. Anyways the question is what do I do if the eggs hatch? They are mostly unfertilized eggs, but I pobably can't see some of the fertilized eggs. I do see some though, what do I do? The eggs are already in the tank full of fish.

as soon as they hatch watch and wait and watch your angels they will defend the eggs but watch for aggression I have two and they can get very nippy around breeding time.I recommend you read this it can be very helpful http://fins.actwin.com/fish/species/angelfish.html

again watch the aggression and I hope everything goes well and if it does and you find yourself in a bind with lots and lots, your local pet store (mostly privately owned) may take the little ones off of your hands

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