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Every time you feed or look at your tank, pay attention to your fish! How do they normally act? Once you get good at picking out proper behavior, you will be better able to pick out fish that are healthy the next time you go to your LFS.

I am just going to touch on treatments in this article, although I do hope to do a follow-up at a later time. When you spot your fish acting strangely, the first thing that you want to do is check the water parameters. Check the ammonia, nitrite, and nitrate levels. Check the temperat

& flatworms), snails, nudibranchs, sea hares, bivalves, Tridacnid clams, octopus, squid, nautilus, cuttlefish, shrimp, lobsters, microfauna, cucumbers, urchins, seastars, tunicates, and sea squirts, and discusses their members in detail, with most accompanied with excellent color photographs!

The book closes with an Ethos: Serving Life and the Living; Bibliography/Resources; Glossary; Index; Photo and Illustration Credits; and, About the Authors.

In conclusion, Reef Invertebrates, An Essential Guide to Selection, Care and Com

Water movement is the main priority. We need to keep levels of oxygen up, and in the case of immobile invertebrates, make sure that water keeps moving around them as an aid to the exchange of respiratory gases and the removal of waste products. A battery- powered air pump is very useful for smaller aquaria. In fact, by moving one or two of these from tank to tank, say 15 minutes a time, you can keep a fair number of tanks going.

Light wont be a problem unless the power outage lasts an unusually long time. Three days unlit shouldnt be a problem; corals in the wild can be deprived of light due to suspended sediment in the aftermath of

lighting for a 65g reef tank
wondering if one 175w 14k metal halide is enough. for a 65 gallon reef tank any comments would be appreciated. thanks.

Dwarf Gourami
One of the smaller members of the Gourami family, the Dwarf Gourami can be found in several attractive color morphs. Due to their peaceful nature and ease of care, they....

Reply to Need more fishy advice please

Photography is a still of life posted a reply:

Ok well i would agree with everyone here about the guppy being the hardiest fish you can buy, not much else will survive where t.

Blue Algae , cyanobacteria

Blue Algae ( cyanobacteria )

Most aquarium hobbyists know and fear this type of algae, well actually it's the organism cyanobacteria. The ap.