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Thinking about bringing home a fish tank? The process of installing a fish tank can be quite an adventure. The first thing you will want to do is to select the size of tank that you are interested in. You can have small, “desk” tanks or larger tanks that are the centerpiece of your living room. Once you have decided on a size, make sure you have everything you need, including a tank, filter, heater, gravel and decorations. It needs to be somewhere with light, but not in direct sunlight.
Now that you have your aquarium set up, you can start planning the species of tropical fish you would like to keep. Tropical fish come in a variety of colours and shapes and sizes so you can create a vibrantly coloured underwater world in your tank. Here are some easy tropical fish for beginners: guppies neon tetras betta fish These fish are easy to care for and can coexist in harmony. When considering potential housemates, make sure to confirm that each fish is able to share space and share similar water requirements.
Here cover the 7 best tips for cleaning your fish tank. Since fish are such delicate creatures, it's crucial to maintain a healthy and clean environment for them. To accomplish this, you will need to change a portion of the water regularly, while monitoring the levels of ammonia, nitrite, and nitrate. You can test to see if the levels are good, and make adjustments if necessary, using a water testing kit. And make sure that you clean the filter often and remove any remaining food or waste from the tank.
You can make your fish tank look pretty and aid its inhabitants by adding live plants. Live plants provide oxygen to the water and hiding places for your fish. If you’re going to select live plants, select some that are good for your particular fish and tank size. Some beginner-friendly plants include java fern, anubias and hornwort. These can thrive in various water conditions and will add some green to your tank.
It is important to feed and care for your fish in exactly the same way you would care for them. There’s no set diet for all types of fish—different fish require different foods. There are plenty of high-quality fish foods available at your local pet store, and there’s one that’s right for your fish. Rather than overfeed your fish and make its water dirty, it’s ideal to feed small amounts two to three times a day. Observe your fish for signs of illness and seek out a professional if necessary.
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