Yes, epoxy aquariums are safe to use. Epoxy is a durable material that resists corrosion and has excellent adhesion properties, making it ideal for sealing ponds, tanks, and other aquatic structures. As long as the surface is properly prepared before application and sealed correctly with an appropriate sealant afterwards, epoxy can provide a reliable waterproof…
Yes, aquarium salt is safe for mystery snails. Aquarium Salt helps to create a more natural environment for the snails, as it contains trace elements and minerals found in their natural habitat. The salt also increases the salinity of tank water which can help reduce stress levels in your snail population. However, when using aquarium…
Silicates are often found in tap water and can cause cloudiness or discoloration in an aquarium. To remove silicates from the aquarium, start by performing a partial water change of 25-30% to reduce their concentration. Then, use a filtration system designed to remove dissolved solids such as phosphate removers, activated carbon, and resin beads which…
Raising your aquarium’s alkalinity without raising the pH requires careful management and water changes. The first step is to test your tank’s current alkalinity and pH levels. Then, using a buffer solution or calcium carbonate powder, add small amounts of either to the aquarium until you reach your desired alkalinity level. Be sure not to…
The Fluval Evo 13.5 freshwater setup is a great choice for anyone looking to start an aquarium with minimal effort. The all-in-one kit provides the basic components needed to get started, including the tank, filter media, heater and light. It also comes with a variety of accessories such as powerheads, water conditioner and substrate. To…
To make tap water safe for saltwater aquariums, you need to do two things. First, check the pH level of the water and adjust it to between 7.8-8.4 if needed. Second, use a filter to remove impurities from the water. Third, add minerals to the water to maintain the right alkalinity levels in your tank….
Yes, GloFish do sleep on the bottom of their tank. This is because they are primarily a nocturnal species and prefer to rest during the night in dark areas such as the substrate or plants at the bottom. Glofish also tend to be more active when it is darker, so if you have lights on…
The best way to get rid of limpets in an aquarium is to manually remove them. Carefully scoop them out with a net and dispose of the limpets away from the tank. You can also take steps to make your aquarium less attractive to limpets such as removing any algae or other organic material they…
1. Start by filling a bucket with tap water and add an aquarium conditioner to it, according to the manufacturer’s instructions. 2. Place the bucket at the back of the aquarium where you want to add the new water and put a hose inside it that reaches down near the bottom of your tank. 3….