Preventing Aquarium Nitrate
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.
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 depend on light and nutrients for growth. Taking control of the aquarium’s environment allows for successful aquarium algae control.
New tank syndrome is a common challenge many new aquarium owners face after initial setup of a fish tank. Learn how to overcome it.
Algone is the perfect tool to clear and prevent cloudy aquarium water. Algone maintains a low nutrient environment, which is essential for a healthy and crystal clear aquarium.
White cloudy aquarium water is either caused by free-floating dirt particles in the aquarium, or by an overpopulation of beneficial bacteria.
How can you maintain a crystal clear aquarium? Ok, so maybe it’s not a secret, but what we know and don’t know determines the success or failure of our aquarium.
A frequent question we get is “How can I clear my cloudy aquarium?” Find out what causes it, and how to clear green aquarium water, as well as white cloudy aquarium water.
Green aquarium water is a free-floating algae bloom. To clear green aquarium water, nutrients must be controlled and waste inside the aquarium must be limited.
You should treat green aquarium water like any other algae bloom. Clearing green water is most effective by controlling nutrients in the water.
The 3 common causes of cloudy aquarium water are free-floating substrate particles, green water caused by algae, and white cloudiness which indicate a bacterial bloom.
By limiting light and eliminating nitrates from the water, we can effectively control aquarium algae. This works to clear a current problem and to prevent future outbreaks.
When aquarium water turns green it’s important to keep calm and take measured steps to clear the aquarium water. Sometimes good intentions can make things worse.