So you found a bottle of expired water conditioner in your cabinet, and now you are wondering whether it’s safe to use. Depending on the conditioner’s condition – how and where it’s stored, whether the bottle is open, and if yes, how long it’s been – one can determine if their product is still usable …
Maintenance
The pH of your aquarium is a significant factor in determining the quality and chemistry of the water. Most fish can adapt to a pH that is slightly off their preference. However, the constant fluctuations can cause severe stress and, in extreme conditions, may lead to fatalities. Regularly monitor and measure your pH and when …
When you have an aquarium, facing algae becomes an inescapable part of the hobby. Algae isn’t necessarily harmful. It’s rather a natural phenomenon that indicates a balanced and healthy aquarium. At times, algae became a nuisance when it started to bloom uncontrollably. If you want to know the root causes of algae and the most …
It’s all fun to have an aquarium at home until it starts stinking. Healthy fish tanks are usually odorless. Having a nasty smell clearly indicates there is something wrong with your aquarium that needs to be addressed immediately. To get rid of the bad smell, you first have to find its cause. Don’t know how …
Calcium is an essential component of freshwater aquariums because it keeps fish and other species strong and healthy. Fish crave calcium for bone growth and egg development, and higher calcium levels in a fish tank can also promote longer lifespans. Your freshwater aquarium’s calcium content can signal a healthy tank or lead to fish death, …
