Hey, I’m starting a new aquarium in the next few months and I’d like to know a good forum to read up on.
I’ve had freshwater fish for a few years, until maybe a few months ago.
When I move into my new apartment with my boyfriend, I want to set up a saltwater aquarium for us to enjoy, so I’d like to get some reading in before then.
What’s a good forum for me to join? Thanks. 
I am going on a vacation and just realized all I have is beta 3 day feeder blocks. Was wondering if i can use this as a substitute for my tropical freshwater fish.
I am leaving tomorrow morning and will be back Saturday Night.
In essence, I will be gone for 4 days.
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I am looking to buy a fish aquarium. I have looked on craigslist, and found a nice tank that I want. The only problem is, is that it was a saltwater aquarium. Can I clean it and use it as a freshwater tank? Or will it kill my fish? If you need aquarium salt for some freshwater fish, will it be ok?
When starting a freshwater aquarium, keep the aquarium out of areas of excessive sunlight, and use 1 pound of gravel per gallon of water. Check with a local pets shop to find out what chemicals should be used to treat the water with help from the owner of a pet store in this free video on freshwater fish aquariums. Expert: Mike Mavro Contact: www.Orvees.com Bio: Mike Mavro is the owner and operator of Orvee’s Pet Center in St. Petersburg, Fla. He has dedicated more than three decades to the care, maintenance, health and well-being of fish and furry animals. Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz
I have a freshwater aquarium with 1 tsp added aquarium salt for freshwater fish. My school is giving away fish that is in a saltwater aquarium. Is it ok if I add those fish to my aquarium?
Are they worth the extra cash??? I’m thinking about getting my boyfriend and bigger fish tank for Christmas, but right now he has a smaller one with freshwater fish. Tropical fish are a lot cooler looking and theres more variety.
This is my 20 gallon fish tank from which I move my fish from a 15 gallon tank. Right now there is a total of 37 fishes! I know that is considered overstock but I sure you that I take the health of my fish very seroius with plenty of water changes and having a 30 Tetra Whisper Power Filter. I have 2 Java ferns, 2 Green Crypts, 4 Anubias plants that I purchase at petco. It’s not much but I hope you like. Sorry For That Annoying Red Light! Types of Fish: 4 Silver Hachets 4 Glass Catfish 4 Bronze Cory Catfish 4 Ember Tetra 4 Threadfin Rainbow 4 Harlequin Rasbora 4 Rummy Nose 3 Emerald Eye Rasbora 3 Neon Tetra 3 Cardinal Tetra
Place a tropical fish tank in an area that doesn’t have too much sunlight, as this will cause an overgrowth of algae in the tank. Learn about the importance of filtration in tropical fish tanks with help from the owner of a pet store in this free video on tropical fish tanks. Expert: Mike Mavro Contact: www.Orvees.com Bio: Mike Mavro is the owner and operator of Orvee’s Pet Center in St. Petersburg, Fla. He has dedicated more than three decades to the care, maintenance, health and well-being of fish and furry animals. Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz
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