Getting rid of Brown Algae (diatoms) in an aquarium
2/7/2011. Listed in the Aquariums category. Leave a reply.More common in newly started tanks, Brown algae is quite a nuisance and can be present in a tank for it’s entire lifespan. It primarily grows on the glass and is easily wiped off, but can also settle on ornaments … Continue reading
Note: This is my experience. I am not responsible for your losses (of any kind) by you doing the same as I did. First, let me explain why I tried Marine Salt: In addition to my freshwater tanks I also … Continue reading
This page lists my experiences with Violet Goby (also known as Dragon Fish, Dragon Goby). While some of the fish-related Web sites you may find may give you the scientific information, very few of them probably tell you the information … Continue reading
This page lists my experiences with Giant Danios. While some of the fish-related Web sites you may find may give you the scientific information, very few of them probably tell you the information in this post. I should point out … Continue reading
I added another photo gallery of recent aquarium photographs today. You can view the full gallery here, but the featured photos can be seen below. This first shot is of a Bumblebee Goby. These fish grow probably less than an … Continue reading
If there is one thing you can be certain of when keeping fish, it is that you will receive terrible, terrible advice if you ask questions. I only have experience with the fish I have kept, therefore, those are the … Continue reading
At this time, these are the best photos I have taken of my fish and aquarium. At this time I had my tank in a place where I was able to use natural light (when the blind was fully opened, … Continue reading
This page lists my experiences with Tiger Barbs. While some of the fish-related Web sites you may find may give you the scientific information, very few of them probably tell you the information in this post. I should point out … Continue reading
So it has been about four months since my wife and I moved 1000 miles across the United States with our fish: What did I learn? Well, basically fish are extremely resilient and honestly should not have a great problem … Continue reading
