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plantedtank.net

A forum community dedicated to Aquatic tank owners and enthusiasts. Come join the discussion about flora, fauna, health, housing, filters, care, classifieds, and more!

fishlore.com

aquarium information for freshwater and saltwater fish keepers. fish profiles, tank setup guides and a very active forum!

forums.reefcentral.com

Hello. I am trying to get back into this hobby after about a 20yr hiatus. I am considering purchasing an IM 240 INT mostly because the plumbing is basically plug and play right out of the box. But as seen here (video should start at 6:14 mark), the secondary standpipe is just a shorter...

practicalaquariums.com

care guides and practical ways to make keeping fish and maintaining your aquarium more enjoyable!

wetwebmedia.com

wetwebmedia offers information on salt water aquarium, freshwater aquarium, fishes, saltwater, corals, reef tank, pond, fish, aquatics, articles, images and frequently asked questions, faqs, chatroom, chatforum, calendars, news, conscientious marine aquarist, online aquatics magazine

fishkeepingworld.com

Your online guide for everything you need to know about fish keeping, fish care, aquariums, tanks, filters, and much more.

thatpetplace.com

Aqueon QuietFlow Canister Filters are designed for both freshwater and saltwater aquariums. The canister is preloaded with biological, chemical and mechanical media to efficiently remove waste and harmful toxins from water. Included is a unique hang on the back water polishing unit that makes maintenance quick and easy. Instead of disassembling the canister housing to replace the contents of the media basket, simply replace the carbon cartridge. This cuts down maintenance time and means less frequent changes to the media baskets. If a traditional water return method is preferred, i.e. spray bar or water director, the connections and outputs are included. Dimensions: 9.45" x 13.7" x 22.85". Warranty: 1 year. Other features include: Easy access for routine maintenance Multi-stage filtration point three Flexible options for optimal performance Includes: Quick Disconnect Valves, Pump Locking Heads, Water Intake/Output Connections, Hoses, and Water Polishing Unit with Cartridge Uses Aqueon Replacement Filter Cartridges

forum.simplydiscus.com

this is a discussion forum specializing in discus fish and other tropical fish

aquariumbreeder.com

Guide: How to Breed Shrimp Learn how to build a successful and thriving aquarium Most Popular/Featured Posts Latest Posts

petshrimp.com

**These are plants and they will not be perfectly round. They can be all kinds of shapes, some round, some less so, although they will in general be more rounded than elongated. Also, they are not all the same size, see size range below.** This amazing algaeball/mossball "spontaneously" appeared in our Supershrimp/Opae ula tanks a few years ago. Although very slow growing it has since carpeted multiple tanks entirely and we're in the process of spreading it to even more tanks. The interesting thing about this species of plant is that it seems to adjust to *any* brackish tank we have, no matter what the water conditions and/or salinity. It happily grows in any tank we threw it in (although growth is so slow as to not be immediately noticeable). We have not seen a single ball die off and disintegrate in all these years we've had this species. The balls multiply by forming small buds that grow into larger balls over time. In a tank with lots of balls covering the bottom there is no detectable nitrate or phosphate, which shows how useful this species is in keeping the tank water pristine. As this is a unique, slow growing species (still not identified) and only grows here at Petshrimp (and we're the only source for these balls), we are offering one small ball (about 3/8 of an inch to 3/4 of an inch diameter) for the quoted price. Hopefully we'll be able to produce enough of these balls in the future for the prices to come down, but that may be years down the line. Here is a video of a tank with the Algaeballs covering the entire bottom: