Can a indoor decoration plant be harmful in a fish aquarium?

Filed under Aquarium Decoration by on December 26, 2011 at 1:50 pm {one comment}


Question by Shatia S: Can an indoor decoration plant be harmful in a fish aquarium?
I just want to know if an artifical plant that people use to decorate their home in is harmful to fish in a fish tank.

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Answer by Angel R
My fish is sitting next to 2 of my real planted an i noticing his water getting dirtier faster i think artifical is better!



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Fish Tanks & Aquarium Maintenance : How to Clean Artificial Aquarium Plants

Filed under Aquarium Maintenance by on December 25, 2011 at 7:50 am {15 comments}


In order to clean artificial aquarium plants, use hot water to soak the plants and scrub the branches. Discover why cleaners, bleach and dish soap shouldn’t be used to clean artificial aquarium plants with help from the manager of a pet store in this free video on aquarium maintenance. Expert: Ashlee Bio: Ashlee has been the manager of Pet Planet in Riverton, Utah for the last three years. Filmmaker: Michael Burton
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How much does it cost for the equipment for a saltwater fish tank aquarium?

Filed under Aquarium Equipment by on December 25, 2011 at 1:51 am {2 comments}


Question by : How much does it cost for the equipment for a saltwater fish tank aquarium?
Just the tank, filters, etc. Not the fish or the live rock. Thanks!!!!For a 36 gallon tank, with decent lighting, and good filters.

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Answer by Mike
It’s like asking how much an engine for a car cost. How big is it and how much performance are you wanting. Do you wand moderate lighting on a 20 gallon long for about $ 100+ or do you want intense lighting on a 210 gallon that could cost you $ 1000+My 20 gallon long is a very basic tank that got a lot of it’s gear as hand-me-downs from my 36 gallon beast.The price of this is…The glass… $ 30heater…. $ 25Filter…. $ 30Filter turned into refugium… $ 50Powerhead… $ 25Light fixture.. $ 100http://img546.imageshack.us/f/img11318582808.jpg/



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Aquarium Pharmaceuticals 85A Stress Coat Fish and Tap Water Conditioner, 8 oz. Bottle

Filed under Aquarium Pharmaceuticals by on December 14, 2011 at 7:51 pm {no comments}

Aquarium Pharmaceuticals 85A Stress Coat Fish and Tap Water Conditioner, 8 oz. Bottle

  • Reduces fish stress and heals damaged tissue, torn fins, and skin wounds
  • Replaces the natural secretion of slime that is interrupted by handling, shipping, fish fighting, or other forms of stress
  • Reduces susceptibility to disease and infection
  • Use when starting a new aquarium, adding or changing water and adding fish
  • 8 oz. bottle
STRESS COAT, with the healing power of aloe vera, is scientifically proven to reduce fish stress and heal damaged tissue. It forms a synthetic slime coating and replaces the natural secretion of slime that is interrupted by handling, shipping, fish fighting, or other forms of stress. Helps reduce susceptibility to disease and infection. Helps heal torn fins and skin wounds. Reduces electrolyte loss. Also works instantly to remove chlorine, chloramines and ammonia from tap water. Neutralizes heav

List Price: $ 4.99 Price: $ 3.81


Aquarium Pharmaceuticals 48B Goldfish Natural Aquarium Cleaner, 4 oz. Bottle

  • Simplifies the chore of maintaining goldfish
  • Helps to clean a dirty goldfish aquarium or bowl naturally
  • Keeps gravel clean and removes organic sludge
  • Works naturally to break down organic waste
  • 4 oz. bottle
Simplifies the chore of maintaining goldfish by helping to clean a dirty goldfish aquarium or bowl naturally. Helps keep gravel clean and removes organic sludge. Works naturally to break down solid fish waste. Helps reduce toxic ammonia and nitrite by boosting the effectiveness of the biological filter in established aquariums. Use weekly, with a water change, for a clean and healthy environment.

List Price: $ 2.68 Price: $ 2.38


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Tropical Fish Secrets

Filed under Aquarium Heater by on December 6, 2011 at 1:50 am {no comments}


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Definitive Guide To Everything You Need To Know About Tropical Fish. Plus 2 Great Bonus Books!
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Learn How To Make Your Betta Into The Most Cared-for, Happy, And Safe Fish In The World.
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Q&A: Has anyone successfully conquered the fight with hair algae in a large fish tank?

Filed under Aquarium Pharmaceuticals by on December 3, 2011 at 1:50 am {7 comments}


Question by 1quick1: Has anyone successfully conquered the fight with hair algae in a large fish tank?
I purchased a live plant for my 75 gal. fish tank about 8 months ago. It had what I thought was some beautiful algae on it. Sadly, it was hair algae and has since taken over the tank and ALL decorations. I have purchased Aquarium Pharmaceutical Algaefix and treat regularly but I am loosing the fight. Has anyone successfully conquered the fight with hair algae in a large fish tank? Please share the secret.

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Answer by eye-queue (IQ)
..There must be some special genial of fish available for cleaning the algae in the fish tank…..



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Koi fish for an Aquarium..Opinions please?

Filed under Aquarium Nyc by on November 30, 2011 at 7:50 pm {5 comments}


Question by JamaicanVixen: Koi fish for an Aquarium..Opinions please?
Yes, I know they are pond fish…but I absolutely love these fish. I live in NYC, so I dont have a pond. But I’m getting ready to move into a loft and I have more than enough space for the right size aquarium, I want my aquarium to have:2 Koi2 Butterfly KoiI am positive that I won’t have more than 4 Koi fish in the aquarium..As far as tank mates, I want about or maybe more of:4 Calico Shunbunkins4 Comets4 Rynkin2 Moors5 VeiltailsWhat size Tank would you recommend for these fish?Feel free to provide any advice..Thanks in Advance

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Answer by tylw85
Just for the 4 Koi you need at least a 75 to 100 Gallon tank, to start away with, as far as the other fish you need several hundred gallons of water to keep the water clean and the fish alive, they also need lots of space. Your loft may not be able to accommodate the weight of an aquarium that surface. It would weigh 800lbs per 100 gallons at least.



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Can i put a drinking glass or a mug in a gold fish aquarium as decoration?

Filed under Aquarium Decoration by on November 28, 2011 at 1:51 pm {9 comments}
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Question by tyrone d: Can i put a drinking glass or a mug in a gold fish aquarium as decoration?


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Answer by toldja.
yes if it stays in place i guess



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Aquarium Pharmaceuticals 77A 7-Day Vitamin and Mineral Pyramid Automatic Fish Feeder

Filed under Aquarium Pharmaceuticals by on November 23, 2011 at 1:50 am {no comments}

Aquarium Pharmaceuticals 77A 7-Day Vitamin and Mineral Pyramid Automatic Fish Feeder

  • Improves fish color and appetite
  • One pyramid treats a ten gallon tank for seven to ten days
  • Safe for all freshwater fish, invertebrates, and plants
  • Slowly dissolves to release vitamins and minerals for freshwater fish
  • Water-stable vitamin C promotes fish growth and coloration and improves resistance to disease
Slowly dissolves to release vitamins and minerals for freshwater fish. Improves fish color and appetite. Water-stable vitamin C promotes fish growth and coloration and improves resistance to disease. Safe for all freshwater fish, invertebrates, and plants. One pyramid treats a ten gallon tank for seven to ten days.

List Price: $ 3.09 Price: $ 2.29





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Would abstract backgrounds effect the health and well-being of Aquarium fish?

Filed under Aquarium Backgrounds by on November 17, 2011 at 7:52 am {2 comments}


Question by wbduvall: Would abstract backgrounds effect the health and well-being of Aquarium fish?
One day I taped some of my abstract paintings to the back of my tank. It looked totally awesome! But would the bright colors or unnatural patterns effect the fish?

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Answer by Twelve
I doubt it. They don’t mind color too much and the patterns shouldn’t be a problem. unless the patters have a resemblance and color of a fish that’s not compatible with one or more fish in your aquarium. For example if one of the patterns has the shape of a betta’s body. and you have a betta in your tank it might see the patterns as an actual betta and attack it. However it’s extremely unlikely.So go ahead with the painting as background.



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