In this educational video series, I discuss in detail what daily, weekly, monthly and yearly maintenance you should expect when owning a Reef Tank. Stay tuned for parts 3, & 4. By newyorksteelo. www.newyorksteelo.com

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In this educational video series, I discuss in detail what daily, weekly, monthly and yearly maintenance you should expect when owning a Reef Tank. Stay tuned for parts 2, 3, & 4. By newyorksteelo. www.newyorksteelo.com

Instructions www.theaquajont.com Making an Acrylic Fish Tank Expander All-in-one its an aquarium, terrarium fish tank connector all-in-one tank. Meant for a 10 gallon tank with a converted air pump to vacuum. Switching valves makes the pump able to lift the water up making it an 18 gallon tank with the modification. Connecting fish tanks is easy DIY or cheap with new acrylic all in one tanks. Connectable fish tanks. All-in-One lets you use it as a reef tank or freshwater aquarium also. Easy to use just fill and there’s no …

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A short film from our Fish, Discus are very relaxing fish to watch.

Fish tank water change on a 108 gal. aquarium. 1. fill bucket tupperware tub with tap water – add tap water conditioner to remove chlorine and detoxify heavy metals. 2. Let water sit for two days. This does two things – brings water temperature up to room temperature and it will make sure all chlorine is gone. 3. Make sure new water is the same PH and temperature as the fish tank water. ( these three steps will reduce stress on the fish) 4. Unplug your fish tank water heater …

How to clean algae off the fish tank glass (aquarium).1Regular water changes will help keep algae growth down. 2 Adding plants will use up nitrates that algae feed on thus reducing algae growth. 3. A good algae eating fish will help keep the glass clean. (Bristle Nose Plecostomus, Clown Pleco and Otocinclus) These fish are good algae eaters and they stay small

TAKE A LOOK AT MY OTHER VIDEOS www.fischbottich.de +++ [Barbus barbus] +++ This is my juvenile barbel. I raise it in my cold water breeding tank with some other fish of this spring. +++ The population of this 200 liter (53 gallon) tank: Stone loach / Bachschmerlen [Barbatula barbatula] Rudd / Rotfedern [Scardinius erythrophthalmus] Amur bitterling / Bitterlinge [Rhodeus amarus] Prussian Carp / Giebel [Carassius gibelio] Tench / Schleie [Tinca tinca]

Both fish purchased from Francis at ChensDiscus during the third quarters in 2008. This healthy female red turquoise discus shown in the video was purchased at ChensDiscus on September 2008 when it was 3 and a half months old and it was about 2 inches tail length. It is now 6 inches, measured tail length. This red turquoise discus is raised soley from conditioned tap water at a PH of 7 and kept at a constant temperature of 27C. Water changes are made 50% daily and fed solely on Beefheart …