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Keeping your aquarium’s water in tip-top condition is perhaps the single most important part of keeping fish, corals and plants. A healthy and attractive aquarium needs clean, clear water to make the most of the contents…this means keeping toxic substances out of the water. Ammonia and nitrates are just some of the more common nasties…
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The combinations we are suggesting below are a guideline only. Every fish keeper has different opinions on the colours that they prefer. The most popular combinations that we find are used in the aquarium hobby are marked with a *. Colours can vary slightly depending on the position of the tubes. You can position the…
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iQuatics products compatible with Marine Lux iQuatics are able to offer a range of products that are compatible with Marine Lux, from T5 tubes to over-tank lighting systems. Below is a list of compatible items from iQuatics and the Marine Lux equivalent.
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iQuatics products compatible with ATI iQuatics are able to offer a range of products that are compatible with ATI, from T5 tubes to over-tank lighting systems. Below is a list of compatible items from iQuatics and the ATI equivalent.
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Is your tank overcrowded? Should you stop adding fish? This comes down to how often you are performing water changes. Think about how often you would like to perform the water changes and realistically could you keep on top of them as it could become a long tedious job if you overcrowd you tank.
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Apart from removing uneaten food, no, not really. Filters of vacated tanks should be cleaned and water completely changed ready for the next client. You have just read another great aquarium blog post by iQuatics. If you would like us to blog about a specific subject or have your own aquarium blog content you would…
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Once the fish is cured and/or eating correctly, allow another 3-4 weeks before introducing it into its final home. This is particularly important where a mixed fish/invertebrate tank is concerned as infected fish are extremely difficult to treat. You have just read another great aquarium blog post by iQuatics. If you would like us to…
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Reduce feeding and if the tank is overstocked, remove some fish. Frequently syphon off, or physically pull away as much of the offending algae as possible. You have just read another great aquarium blog post by iQuatics. If you would like us to blog about a specific subject or have your own aquarium blog content…
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