Dealing with a cloudy aquarium can be a frustrating experience, especially when you have no idea what caused it in the first place. But once you are able to identify the actual reason for the discoloration, getting rid of it becomes easy. What Causes Cloudy Aquarium Water and How To Clear It? The cloudiness in …
So you found a bottle of expired water conditioner in your cabinet, and now you are wondering whether it’s safe to use. Depending on the conditioner’s condition – how and where it’s stored, whether the bottle is open, and if yes, how long it’s been – one can determine if their product is still usable …
A no-filter fish bowl is not easy to care for. It takes a lot of work and dedication to maintain unfiltered fish bowls. To keep fish bowls clean without a filter, do massive water changes, preferably 30-50% on alternate days. In addition to that, don’t overfeed your fish, clean gravel once a week to remove …
If the thought of using tap water for saltwater tanks has crossed your mind, you aren’t alone. However, the only problem with tap water is the algae-promoting nutrients and chemical impurities it contains. The best way to make tap water safe for saltwater aquariums is by purifying it using a RO/DI system. As a cheap …
The pH of your aquarium is a significant factor in determining the quality and chemistry of the water. Most fish can adapt to a pH that is slightly off their preference. However, the constant fluctuations can cause severe stress and, in extreme conditions, may lead to fatalities. Regularly monitor and measure your pH and when …
