Sacramento Exotic Aquarium

sacramento exotic aquarium

The best way to guard against oversight or ignorance is to "take the bull by the horns"; documenting, developing and implementing a treatment system. In particular, livestock management: introduction, diagnosis and treatment.

The System:

I have done this for small and large retailers and wholesale shippers; saving everyone tremendous headaches and providing a format for everyone involveds input. A great learning experience.

May I suggest that you develop a card-catalog file/reference syst

Although goldies are quite hardy in most cases, they will still need de-chlorinated water in the first instance. You can get this by allowing your water to stand for 24hrs, preferably with strong aeration running through an airstone, or you could purchase a chemical from your LFS which will remove the chlorine and speed things up, but my advice is to wait, as this allows you to set the tank up how you want it and add the things you might need. You can set your tank up as per the instructions as mentioned elsewhere and the only excep

sacramento exotic aquarium

Here is a new book celebrating marine aquarium keeping, both fish only and reef on a grand scale that is sure to please reefers with its 200 plus photographs and first-person account of gear and livestock choices, as well as personal insights in care and equipment assembly.
Wayne Shang may well be familia
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Ohhhh Boomer.... :D I am at work and can not find the links to "the need to breath" articles from Advanced Aquarist that may answer this question for me; but whilst my brain is wondering about it, I want to ask the question... My 90 gal reef is heavily stocked with livestock and the water....

Black Neon Tetra
Few things are as eye-catching as a large school of shimmering tetras. If you already have a school of Neon or Rummy Nose Tetras, consider adding Black Neons....

Reply to tips for aquarium shots?

Photography is a still of life posted a reply:

Id say a dark room, no flash, and a wide aperture. Try using different camera speeds if you have a manual setting on your camera.
Use a tripod or a stack of books to mount the camera in position, you can then try longer exposures. .

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 :-)