Question by Blondie: What can I use to safely clean the crusty stuff from my aquarium hood?
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Answer by peach
Take the hood to your sink. Scrub with soapy water and scrape it off with a Tuffy or something like it. Sometimes I use a razor blade for the heavy build up. Be careful not to cut your self and to not cut the plastic of the hood. Rinse well. If you don’t want to use soap, can use vinegar.. Rinse well regardless of which you use.
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highqualityarticles.com Why Choose An Acrylic Aquarium For Your Fish Having an aquarium in your home is a nice addition. It brings aquatic beauty to any room in your house. From the smallest fish bowls to the most elaborate saltwater fish aquariums, aquariums are one of the best attention getters when you have visitors over for any occasion. Fish help you to relax and they teach us many things about the underwater world. One of the best types of aquariums to have in the home is the acrylic aquarium. Here are some reasons why you should consider an acrylic aquarium for your home. The Difference Is Noticeable There are many different types of aquariums on the market. However, the acrylic aquarium is one of the best because it is the clearest, lightest and strongest aquariums available. The acrylic aquariums have nicely rounded corners and they do not have silicone holding them together like a regular fish aquarium does. You and your guest will have a better view of your underwater beauties with an acrylic aquarium. Acrylic Aquariums Are Ideal For Saltwater Fish If you are considering a saltwater aquarium, then you should definitely consider an acrylic aquarium. Saltwater fish and their accessories are very colorful and bright. So you will want to display their colorful beauty. Their colors will stand out more in an acrylic aquarium because the view is much clearer than glass tanks. These aquariums are also stronger and will stand up to the wear and tear of the saltwater …
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When saltwater dries on the outside surface of glass and acrylic aquariums, it leaves a cloudy residue that makes it difficult to see inside the tank. Brillianize is a non-toxic, ammonia and alcohol-free cleaner aquarium hobbyists can use to safely clean the outside of their tanks to leave them clean and shiny. The Brillianize Glass and Acrylic Aquarium Polish we carry includes a 8 oz. bottle of Brillianize, a high-capacity microfiber polishing cloth and two wet/dehydrated Instant Detailers. Brillianize is specially formulated to clear, preserve and protect all hard glistening surfaces. Brillianize leave an anti-static, fingerprint-resistant finish so you won’t have to clean your tank as often. For more information about Brillianize and to read product reviews from aquarium hobbyists just like you, delight visit our website: www.marinedepot.com
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Question by : What is this stuff on my aquarium decorations?
New aquarium with no fish yet. What looks like dirt is on my decorations and I know it isn’t that. Any clue? It’s very heavy in some places.
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Answer by Kevin h
My best guess is that it is algae,
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Short video documenting me, opening my glass canopy and my light for 24 inch aquariums. This is my new 28 gallon bow front aquarium. I just rinsed it out and now im putting on my glass canopy and light. In my next video, i will be putting water into my aquarium. How Exciting ! ! ! ! SUBSCRIBE PLEASE!!! RATE & COMMENT PLZ ! ! !
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www.amazon.com UniQuarium is the perfect choice for both the novice and the professional aquarium hobbyist.
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Question by Thebomb: How often should I change my aquarium filter?
I plumb out my filter once a week and a few days later, my tank has tons of algae growin in the filter and all over the tank. Does that mean I need a new filter and should i buy an algae eater?
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Answer by beautifuldisaster
buy an algea eater or a snail 
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Question by Sally: How much could I buy a 75 gallon all glass aquarium with a hood for?
All I want is the 75 gallon all glass aquarium and lighted hood, no extras. I want these both to be new. Also I would care to know the price of a 75 gallon acrylic aquarium. What about plexi glass. How much for the aquarium and how much for the hood?I just want a base price. I can negotiate with fish shop owners, how low tin I negotiate. How much are they at petco? I know petco has a $ 1 a gallon sale up to 55 gallons.Also could you give me the dimesions of a standard 55 gallon and a standard 75 gallon.
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Answer by bettachris
my 55 gallon is 4 feet in length, 12 inches broad, and 20 inch highmy 75 is a corner tank so i dont have the specs on that.Anyway lets go back to question. All glass is cheaper than acrylic, Im not sure if you know the difference, but heres alitle bit about it.Acryilic is light, but gets damaged more easily. It is more expensive as well. Where glass is heavier, and less easily scratched.My hood for my 55 gallon was a 100 dollars by itself. I did buy my 55 gallon new, with a double stand for 88 dollars from my lfs.So that is just a general price range. For a brand new 75 with a hood you can expect the ball park number of 170-200, the hood being the most expensive part.
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Pure Aquatic's Ancient Shipwreck adds the mystique and lore of a long lost voyage to the bottom of your fresh or saltwater aquarium. Great for your fish to hide in or around!
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