If you’re new to owning an aquarium, you probably have a lot of questions about how to create the best environment for your wildlife. One question you may have is whether or not you need a heater for a fish tank. The truth is, if you want to ensure a suitable environment for your wildlife, including a heater in your aquarium setup is a must…
Choosing the best nano saltwater fish for your nano tank might be one of the few times in your life that you’ll be glad to be facing tough decisions. They’re all so beautiful that you’ll probably want them all. We feel the same way. But first, if you’re new to owning an aquarium, you’ll need to start with some pointers about how to choose the…
Lighting is one of the most important factors for your fish tank, and choosing the right lights, including type, brightness, and size, can have a significant impact on the overall health of your fish and the small ecosystem that is your aquarium. This is especially true if your tank has living coral, as this life form depends on light for its food and nutrition. So…
Aquariums are great creative outlets for you. You can design one small enough to fit into the corner of a room, or large enough to create a room’s focal point. The big decision comes when selecting the type of fish and invertebrates you want. Which means – either saltwater or freshwater. Let’s look at freshwater tanks. Easy to maintain Less expensive to stock Easier to…
Saltwater tanks are stylish, chic, and offer many types of species to choose from. Unlike freshwater tanks, they can be costly and regular tank care is a must. Below are a few facts about saltwater tank you need to keep in mind.
Here a Tank, There a Tank – So Which Is Right For Me? You have decided that you want to invest in an aquarium either for your own pleasure or for another family member. Let’s see – Saltwater? Freshwater? Let me see if I can give you some ideas to help you out. Fish Only Tank You may decide to have a ‘fish only’ saltwater…
Saltwater aquariums can act like an oasis to help you kick back and relax for a few hours. Watching the fish move in and out of the coral, or just floating along, calms the nerves and eases the senses. Yet with any type of an aquarium, even saltwater aquariums, they need to be taken care of every day. For the best advice on all…