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Material / Tank Capacity of a tank (Liters) = Length (cm) * Width (cm) * Height (cm) / 1000 Volume of the soil (Kg): Width (cm) x Length (cm) x Height (from the ground, from 10 to 15 cm) / 1000 Real water volume = Volume of the aquarium – Volume of the soil – Volume of the decorations (to be evaluated …) Number of plants (estimate for a well planted tank ) = (L x W ) / 50 Maximum number of large fish (in cm of adult size fish) = Volume (Liters) / 2 Total weight = Estimation of the weight of the aquarium, water, decorations, gallery and equipment. Water heater The minimum power of the water heater is given by the formula: P = 2 * F * A * dt P = minimum power required in watts (it is prudent to add 50% to 100% to this value); A = total area of ​​the panes with heat loss in dm2 (the bottom and the water surface are neglected, unless the aquarium is open); F = thermal insulation factor: from 0.03 (good insulation) to 0.06 (poor insulation); dt = Difference in temp. in degrees ...

The nitrogen cycle in a marine aquarium (it is essentially the same in freshwater aquariums) is a chain reaction in nature that results in the birth of various types of nitrifying bacteria, each with its own job to do. . Each new bacteria born consumes the previous one and gives birth to the next bacteria. The three components involved are ammonia (NH³ or NH³ + 4), nitrite (NO²) and nitrate (NO3). Typically, the nitrogen cycling process takes around 30 days, but there is no specific time frame for this process to be completed as every aquarium is different. Factors such as the number of fish, other livestock, and organics present in the tank can vary run time in one way or another. It is very important to test your aquarium water while cycling, as this will tell you what phase the aquarium is in at any point in the process. To accomplish the life cycle or nitrogen process, ammonia is needed to get it all started, and this is usually introduced into the aquarium by adding a few fish. ...

The rise in nitrites is a necessary and normal part of starting the aquarium. If it is carried out when the fish are already present, there is a risk of acute mortality. We must then act quickly and well. An aquarium installed with a good filter and many plants will probably never see a rise in nitrites but it is better to wait 15 days to 3 weeks before introducing the first fish. In seawater, the rise in nitrites can last forever, but the fish are much more tolerant. So How to lower Nitrites in Fish Tank? What are nitrites? They are produced during a stage of bacterial degradation of proteins (see nitrogen cycle ). In a balanced aquarium, the level of nitrites is practically zero because they are quickly transformed into nitrates. Nitrites are very toxic to fish and often fatal. The causes of the rise in nitrites Mechanical problem with the filter. Excessive distribution of food (be careful during the holidays ). Too recent aquarium or too many introduced fish. Antibacteria...

The Koi carp is a subspecies of the carp known to all. Native to Japan, it is the most common fish in ponds and ornamental ponds after goldfish. It is the object of a true cult by its color combinations, its fidelity and its elegance. With a life expectancy varying from 40 to 50 years on average, it can reach up to 80 cm in length. Typically, females grow larger than males as adults. Food Koi carp are fish that adapt to any type of food that is offered to them. Generally vegetarian in nature, fish food such as flakes or granules is very suitable for them. You also have the opportunity to find specific food adapted to koi carp in our Maxi Zoo stores. In winter, it is not necessary to feed them, because they enter a phase of lethargy and bury themselves in the mud at the bottom of the basin to protect themselves from the cold when the temperature drops below 6 °. Environment The koi carp is a pond fish that needs space. An average space of 3m3 should be provided for a fish and 1m3...

The average lifespan of Betta fish , or betta splendens, is 2 to 4 years in captivity, for both males and females. Some aquarists said they kept a fighter for 6 years! The lifespan of a fighting fish depends on several factors. Make the right choice from the start If possible, buy your fighter from a local breeder instead of a pet store. These stores sell male fighting fish when they are about a year old, and females when they are about six months old. This will affect the length of time you can admire your fish. It is always difficult to know how the fish were maintained when purchased from a pet store. They may have been subjected to cramped, overcrowded aquariums, and regularly given medication to prevent stress-related illnesses. You should therefore be particularly vigilant when buying and buying a healthy betta. Choose a betta with bright colors and alert behavior. If it is a male, check to see that it displays when it is in front of another male. It should not have ripped, r...

Fishkeeping is a pastime liked by several, however, not everybody can or wants to, dedicate to a huge, time-consuming aquarium. New fish keepers might decide, to begin with, something a little smaller sized, and a 5 Gallon Fish Tank is an ideal dimension. Top 10 Best 5 Gallon Fish Tank – 5 Gallon Aquarium Marina LED 5 Gallon Aquarium Package Attributes: Marina S10 clip-on filter as well as ‘quick-change’ small aquarium filter cartridges consisted of Durable glass product LED Illumination component constructed in One container of AQUA And also water conditioner and one bottle of Cycle Biological Supplement consisted of Fishnet, newbies overview, as well as fish food consisted of In Recap: The Marina LED 5 Gallon Aquarium is well constructed, from glass, with a pivoted plastic cover for very easy access. The LED lighting component is constructed into the canopy as well as is powerful enough to create the illusion of daytime, suggesting both fish as well as exotic aquarium pl...

An aquarium is maintained once a month with specific cleaning products. There are a variety of products and tools such as the vacuum cleaner that can help you clean your aquarium. Thanks to a few tips, you will find clean walls and will be able to better admire your fish. How to Clean a Fish Tank while protecting the health of your fish? What are the right actions? Here are a few tips. Cleaning the aquarium: preparation Set water aside, fill cans of water and treat it against chlorine with a product purchased from pet stores. By doing this, the water will be at the right temperature and free from harmful products for your fish. Then take water from your aquarium and pour it slowly into another container. Catch your fish using a dip net and put them in this other container, in their old water, until the cleaning is finished. Read also : How to Lower pH in Fish Tank Aquarium: How to Clean a Fish Tank? You have taken water from the aquarium and have “reserved” the fish. Do not comp...

Freshwater Nano Fish Tank are glass or acrylic aquariums, with a capacity of 1.5 to 50 liters, so they are considered to have a very small capacity. Another characteristic of these tanks is that they have a 360º vision, since generally all the accessories, filtration systems, lighting and heating are integrated into the lid or inside the aquarium. That is, they are not displayed or hung on one side, as is the case with traditional aquariums, although they are as versatile there as the others, since water ecosystems fresh or salt, cold water, tropical or marine can also be installed. Nano aquarium comparison of today’s best sales ADS In general, nano freshwater aquariums are intended to house small species of fish, or other classes of animals, such as shrimp, shrimp, snails, and / or just plants. For obvious reasons, it is necessary that the inhabitants are small, but it also helps to ensure that the toxic parameters of the water are not altered or out of balance. For the same reaso...

A totally great home for a fish is the Biorb Fish Tank, I think and I believe. Why? I come across some articles about Biorb Fish Tanks, and I was really amazed by its offers! So to spread this great amazement and maybe to share some insight about it, I collected all the great things that it have and you might want to take them into serious, I say it once again, serious consideration. First of all is its appearance. Of course, when you come across something you would recognize its appearance so when I took a glance at the samples of Biorb Fish Tanks, I fell in love with it! It have a lot of very attractive designs, you can go for anything you like. There are different shapes and sizes to fit the place you allotted for your fish’s home. You wouldn’t want your fish to live in an unpleasant place, would you? Second is that it has everything. When setting up fish tanks and aquariums, you still need some filters, lights and a lot more. But with the Biorb Fish Tank you get it all instantl...

How to change Fish Tank water – Aquarium water As long as aquariums exist, there will be long debates about the usefulness of changing the water or how often it is necessary to change the aquarium water. Although this is rare, some exotic fish owners like to believe that their aquarium functions as a small ecosystem similar to that of nature; and therefore there is no need to change the aquarium water, otherwise; it will damage the aquarium. ‘impoverish. Why change the water in the aquarium? In theory, this reasoning could be consistent. In practice, it is not. Whatever its size, remains an artificial system, unable to regenerate naturally by itself. This is because aquariums have not been developed according to evolving standards and do not operate according to them. To ensure good hygiene, it is therefore necessary to clean the aquarium regularly. In the natural environment, the metabolism ensures the regulation of the system: the accumulated waste is transformed into basic compo...

First of all, it is necessary to know the ideal pH level for your aquarium fish. As an example, the optimum pH for freshwater fish is between 5.5 and 7.5. But it all depends on the species of fish. Next, here are some tips How to Lower pH in Fish Tank , all without chemicals! How to Lower pH in Fish Tank for you Introduce peat To start, add a concentrate of aquarium peat extract to a filter bag and then to your aquarium filtration system. Water is colored? Don’t panic, it’s completely normal. The peat will then release tannins for several weeks, thus gradually lowering the pH level of the water. Introduce driftwood Another alternative is available to you to lower the pH of the water in your aquarium: add driftwood, which you can find in pet stores. Indeed, the wood will act as a natural filter for the water , thus making it possible to reduce the pH. There too, the water will color, but this is in no way dangerous for your fish. Be careful, however, that driftwood should not con...

MemFish  is a locally owned and operated aquarium store. We carry a wide variety of freshwater fish, saltwater fish, corals, live plants, and live rock along with the best selection of drygoods in the mid-south. We only carry products that we use here in the store or at home. That means we believe in the products we sell and have experience using them. We can special order livestock and drygoods – so if you don’t see what you’re looking for, ask us to special order it for you. MemFish is always striving to be environmentally friendly. We carry only Real Reef Live Rock. This product is man made and has no impact on the oceans of the world. It also has incredible shapes and colors. What it doesn’t have is the pests that come in on naturally collected live rock. You won’t find aiptasia, majano, gorilla crabs, or mantis shrimp on this rock. In addition to live rock, we carry aquacultured livestock when it is available. That includes clownfish, gobies, mandarins, corals, peppermint...