An aquarium trickle filter is a device that filters water in an aquarium. It works by using gravity to pull water from the tank into the filter, where it passes through various media such as activated carbon and sponges to remove particles and contaminants. The filtered water then trickles back down into the tank. Trickle …
No, aquarium salt will not kill plants. Aquarium salt is a type of sodium chloride (salt) that is specifically formulated for use in fish tanks and other aquatic environments. It does not contain any nitrogen or phosphorous, two major components necessary for plant growth, so it won’t provide the nutrients needed by plants to survive. …
The Scarlet Temple Aquarium Plant is an aquatic plant that originates from South America. It has dark red, broad leaves with bright green veins and a reddish-brown stem. This plant can grow up to 12″ (30 cm) in height and prefers warm water temperatures between 70 – 80° F (21 – 27° C). The Scarlet …
An aquarium filter flow diffuser is a device that helps create more even water circulation in an aquarium. It works by adding tiny air bubbles into the water, which increase surface agitation and help to evenly distribute oxygenated water throughout the tank. The bubbles also act as a mechanical filter for debris and other small …
Trimming aquarium plants is an important part of keeping the tank clean and healthy. To trim, use a pair of scissors or sharp knife to cut off any dead or dying leaves or stems. Cut just above where the leaf meets the stem so that it will continue to grow in a healthy manner. Make …
Creeping Jenny (Lysimachia nummularia) is an aquatic plant that can be used to create beautiful aquariums. It grows in water up to two feet deep and has distinctive bright green leaves with round shapes. Creeping Jenny provides a natural, carpet-like look to the bottom of the tank, creating a lush environment for other fish and …
An aquarium with a built-in filter is an all-in-one system designed to make fish keeping easier and more efficient. This type of aquarium comes equipped with a filtration pump, usually attached to the side of the tank, which helps keep the water clean by removing debris and waste from the water. The pumps also help …
To disinfect aquarium plants, first remove them from the tank and rinse with cool tap water to remove any dirt or debris. Soak the plants in a solution of one part bleach to 10 parts water for 15 minutes. Rinse again with warm tap water before returning to the tank. Monitor pH levels and make …
An aquarium wet/dry filter is a type of filtration system that uses water from the tank to fill a sump area, which contains various media for filtering the water. The water flows over the media where it is filtered and then pumped back into the tank. This type of filtration provides superior mechanical, chemical, and …
Creeping Charlie (also known as Glechoma hederacea) is a common aquarium plant that can be found in many freshwater tanks. It is an aquatic perennial herb with small, round leaves and creeping stems that are able to traverse the substrate. The color of the leaves ranges from dark green to light yellowish-green. Creeping Charlie has …