Aquatic Plant Aquarium

Fish only tanks also require more frequent tank maintenance than FOWLR tanks. This means that you will need to stay on top of those water changes to remove the nitrates that are constantly accumulating. Having a water test kit is a necessity when keeping saltwater tanks. You will need to periodically monitor the ammonia, nitrite, nitrate and pH levels. These readings will give you a good indication of the water quality inside your tank. It will al

But Im afraid space is limited and some of the problems Ive touched on deserve to be written about at length at another time. Be creative and decide what you need to have in your own reef first aid kit!

Remember, its always a good idea to have a reef first aid kit for when things go wrong!

Get and use a copy for your company library.

References are listed by name and page number on the back side of cards in boxes/sections one through four.

Summary

Treatments are necessary on arrival and on-going to ensure adequate health of livestock. The development and use of a Treatment System as detailed here, serves to educate, train and with proper application, systematically reduce losses. The actual treatments must be recorded and analyzed in a reasonable, consistent, documented process; in a Treatment Book and/or with a marking system on the tanks.

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saying hello again
I'm not really new, but I did get lost for over a year. I'm back now and will be lurking here from time to time again, so please don't whip me with the caulerpa I'll be good. I still have the 120 gallon reef it now has more flow, better filtration, 500watts of HQI metal halide and alot more soft....

UV Sterilization: What is it and How is it Used?
Some aquarists believe they help eliminate bacteria, parasitic, fungal, viral, algae, and other unfriendly pathogens in an aquarium, others believe that they are a waste of money. FORUMS: UV's - Anyone....

Daphnia For The Aquarium

Daphnia are a great food source for both young and adult aquarium fish, you could catch them with a net in a pond, but their's a risk of bringing in parasites. I just found an article about growing daphnia yourself, nice read for the real tinkers out there :-)

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125 gal super 120 gal not so good
i know this is the wrong forum but it's an emergency. i am not that experienced when it comes to the best types of setups for mu tank but i have a 120 gal with tons or red algae i need to get a protein skimmer because mine broke but don't know what type to get it 48"24"24" with a 40 gal sump....