Filed under Aquarium Pharmaceuticals by on January 19, 2012 at 7:51 am
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Question by Jessicaaa: 100% water change and the water’s a little cloudy still?
I have an Eclipse Hex 5 and I’ve had it for half a year now. Yesterday, I did completely cleaned the tank. Gravel, water, and all. I was recently treating my betta with Fungus Cure from Aquarium Pharmaceuticals and it turned the water green. After cleaning my tank I noticed that the irrigated turned a tenuous green after the debris has settled. I was wondering why? Also, it has cleared up a little but the water is still a tenuous green.
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Answer by Tony
did u clean it clearly?
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Filed under Aquarium Pharmaceuticals by on January 18, 2012 at 1:50 am
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- Softens water by removing Calcium, Magnesium and heavy metals
- Helps stabilize pH while eliminating white crusty deposits
- For freshwater tanks only
- Treats aquariums up to 20 gallons
Water Softener Pillow protects tropical fish form hard water by removing Calcium, Magnesium and heavy metals. Our pillow helps stabilize pH while eliminating white crusty deposits from your tank. In addition, our pillow may be recharged and re-used up to 4 times. One large pillow treats freshwater tanks up to 20 gallons..
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Filed under Aquarium Pharmaceuticals by on December 28, 2011 at 7:50 pm
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- 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
- 1 Gallon jug
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
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Aquarium Pharmaceuticals Fresh Water Aquarium Master Test Kit pH Ammonia Nitrate
NEW Stress Zyme from Aquarium Pharmaceuticals 8 oz biological filter clean
Filed under Aquarium Designs by on December 22, 2011 at 1:50 am
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Question by Patch Adams: Is a wet dry filter recommended for a fresh water aquarium?
Tank is 300 Gallons Dimensions 6 feet wide 22 inches deep and 3 foot tall. I would care to construct my own filter and would appreciate any ideas or designs
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Answer by tdue_biondi
the local favored store has a hot tub filled with bioballs that is trickles water into from about 500 tanks – works real well and they always have health fishmay be two extreeme but yes they work well for fresh water.
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Filed under Aquarium Pharmaceuticals by on December 14, 2011 at 7:51 pm
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- 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
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- 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.
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Aquarium Pharmaceuticals Pond Care Pond-Zyme Plus 1lb
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Filed under Aquarium Hoods by on December 8, 2011 at 7:50 am
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Some coolheaded aquarium hoods images:
DISASTER Where has all the irrigated gone?
Image by Mike’s…Seat related tales
Apparently, while I was at work and my wife was visiting a friend, the air line for my wet dry Ehiem 2070 filter "popped" loose from the hood and the tank started emptying.Thats about 180 litres of water under the laminate somewhere.I suppose I should be grateful it didnt happen while we were trapped in Spain and the whole thing would have emptied and the fish died and the heater cracked and ghod only knows what else.It still bites though. £100 insurance excess for starters.
Tanked
Image by Lucas Thompson
Jenn’s unexampled tank. Currently vacuous and awaiting stable nitrogen cycle, more live rock, and probably a few fish at some indicated.
Red-tailed Black Shark chasing Rosy Barbs
Image by HarlanH
My tropical aquarium with live plants and Southeast Asian river fish. Photos taken with an off-camera flash depositing below the light hood, bouncing off the reflector to give a diffuse light source.
Filed under Aquarium Pharmaceuticals by on December 7, 2011 at 7:50 pm
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Question by Im AwSoMe: salt water aquarium testing?
i have the API (Aquarium Pharmaceutical) 5 in 1 aquarium test strips, but i don’t know what the general hardness, Carbonate hardness, Ph, No2, Or No3 is suppose to be at. We lost the paper, good thing we don’t have fish or live rock yet. so what are they suppose to be at? and is there anything else we should be testing for? and do u think after 1 week its O.K to get live rock and (maybe) a snail or star fish, we already have jampacking growing on the sides of the glass.so if at 1 week the water is static toxic, is the stuff in my live sand dead?
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Answer by fendpr
you’re suppose to put live rock in immediately to cycle the fish tank, then once all the ammonia, nitrite, and nitrate are set you can add fish, corals, and inverts.
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Filed under Aquarium Heater by on November 28, 2011 at 1:50 am
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Question by melissa c: water splashes up on my aquarium heater, just on the top, just little splashes, but I dont want to kill my fis
I put this aquarium heater in my tank, ( its an all glass submersiahle) and water droplets get on the top of it, by the knob.. is this ok or am I going to shock my fish
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Answer by Mrmoomin
The heater should be completely under the waterThe temperature control wont work properly and could over/under heat the water and damage your fish
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Filed under Aquarium Pharmaceuticals by on November 25, 2011 at 7:50 am
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Question by the dude: How do you recharge a water softener pillow?
I see an Aquarium Pharmaceutical (brand) Water Softner Pillow for 5 bucks and wonder how do you recharge it?it says that you can recharge it. It uses this sodium thingy?
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Answer by Akeath
Rinse the pillow in cut water, then grab the container it come in and put the pillow back in. Fill it to the brim with water, then add 3 Tablespoons of Aquarium Salt. After 2 hours of being submerged in that, the pillow will be recharged. You can leave it in there for storage. If you threw off the container, then any container not exposed to soap will do for this. You want 7 ounces of water and 3 Tablespoons of Aquarium Salt.
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Filed under Aquarium Filter by on November 21, 2011 at 1:51 am
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Question by spamela000: How do I clean my aquarium sponge filter without scattering the dirt in the water?
When I pull my sponge filter (from a suction cup) off the bottom of the tank up out of the aquarium all the dirt and slime spills into the water. There isn’t much left to wash off the sponge and the dirt is calming floating in the water. I’ve assaying grabbing the sponge with a paper towel or plastic bag over my hand to keep dirt from floating off, but it doesn’t seem to work.
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Answer by C live
get a new one
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