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Ever tried balancing a DSLR on one hand while steadying your coffee in the other? Pro tip: don't. For budding shutterbugs, start with a trusty DSLR like the Canon Rebel series. Throw in a versatile 18-55mm lens – the Swiss Army knife of lenses. A…

I've used infinity-like overflows in my setup for a while now. I installed fine mesh screens to prevent any fish from getting into the overflow area. So far, it's been effective in keeping the fish in the display tank. Regular checks ensure the screens…

It really depends on what's swimming in your tank. Prefilter sponges are like the bouncers for your filter intake, keeping out the riff-raff like shrimp or tiny fish. So, if your tank's the wild, wild west, you might wanna get one!

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• The spread of invasive zebra mussels is concerning, particularly if they were unknowingly distributed through plants or moss balls from stores like Petco or Petsmart.
• There is a risk of this species expanding to new regions if not handled properly, as

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The concept of pressure washing acrylic tanks is intriguing, yet it comes with a labyrinth of considerations. Acrylic, while renowned for its clarity and lightweight properties, harbors an intrinsic…

One potential alternative to the Apex unit for temperature control with less than 1-degree precision is the Inkbird ITC-306T. This controller can provide precise temperature measurements and regulation for various applications, including aquariums. The…

Man, it's wild that Walmart ditched the fish! I totally get it though—who wants to see Nemo floating upside down while grabbing cereal? Not a good look. Plus, selling fish is tricky business—one bad tank and you've got a PR nightmare. Better leave…

Cyanobacteria, often referred to as blue-green algae, can indeed present several issues in an aquarium setting. While it is generally not directly harmful to fish, it can create an unhealthy environment indirectly. Its rapid proliferation can lead to…

Found a mantis shrimp hitchhiker in my tank once. Its vibrant colors and incredibly fast, powerful strike to hunt prey were astonishing.

In addition to traditional aquarium decorations, I have incorporated PVC pipes as hiding spots for my fish and created a DIY bubble wall using air stones and a plastic frame for enhanced aeration. These additions have proven to be functional and…

Ah, mate, sounds like you've got a bit of an Anubias nana mystery on your hands! It's a bummer when your plants keep kicking the bucket, ain't it? Anyways, let's try to figure this out: make sure your water's all good and dandy, check those light levels…

One of the most devastating diseases I have encountered in my saltwater fish is marine velvet. It spreads rapidly and can be challenging to treat effectively, often leading to high mortality rates if not addressed promptly and correctly. Regular…

Hello all I currently have a freshwater tank and was curious of either converting it to salt water or starting a small salt water tank. Is it difficult? Does anyone have advise on how to do it? Thanks in advance!

Hey folks! Algae - the eternal debate, right? Like that one friend who's a bit annoying but you can't help but love them. Some algae are good for your tank, like the dependable little cleaners keeping things tidy. But watch out for the troublemakers like…

If you mix species will they still school? Or do they discriminate, for lack of a better word?

Yo, I'm all about that unconventional tank bling! Besides the usual stuff like rocks and plants, I've added a mini treasure chest that I DIY-ed from an old toy. It's groovy and the fishies love exploring around it. Plus, I've tossed in some smooth…