Aquarium Filtration & Filter Options
Learn about the various aquarium filter types available for your fish tank, ranging from power filters, under gravel filters, to canister filters. Choose the filter that’s right for your aquarium.
Learn about the various aquarium filter types available for your fish tank, ranging from power filters, under gravel filters, to canister filters. Choose the filter that’s right for your aquarium.
Stocking an aquarium with fish requires some considerations. Choose compatible species and avoid overpopulating the aquarium.
Nitrifying bacteria are responsible for breaking down organic waste in the aquarium. This beneficial bacteria is needed for a healthy aquatic environment.
Learn more about salinity and specific gravity for saltwater and reef aquariums. Consistent and stable levels are essential for healthy saltwater fish.
The nitrogen cycle is the natural process, during which beneficial bacteria break down dissolved organic waste inside the aquarium.
The protein skimmer is highly recommended for every saltwater and reef aquarium. A well adjusted skimmer will remove significant amounts of waste from the water.
Caring for live aquarium plants can be fun and rewarding. Learn more about some of the challenges and benefits.
Focusing on a few basic requirements and a general understanding of the plants needs, will turn a fish only tank into a wonderful aquatic landscape.
Interested in setting up a reef aquarium? Already have a reef set up? Review our quick guide on how to successfully maintain a reef tank.
While nitrates can’t be avoided entirely in the aquarium, there are steps the fish keeper can take to minimize how much nitrate is produced.
Algae control can be one of the greatest challenges for the aquarium owner. Understanding what causes algae outbreaks is essential for prevention.
Algae depend on light and nutrients for growth. Taking control of the aquarium’s environment allows for successful aquarium algae control.