Salinity In The Marine Aquarium
August 4, 2007
We all know that the fish and corals we keep are salt water creatures. That’s why we buy those expensive packets or buckets of dry salt mix.
Fish only or [tag-tec]reef aquaria[/tag-tec] are normally kept at a specific gravity (SG) of 1022 to 1026. It has been said that it is advantageous to keep a fish only system at 1022, as it is claimed that certain pathogens do not do well at a lower SG. Fish can be treated for some infections by lowering the SG even more. Reef aquaria are normally kept at 1024 to 1026, this seems to be the usual. [Read more]
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Tags: aquarium, Aquarium Water, aquarium-saltwater, mix-salt-water, mix-saltwater, water-changeAquarium Safety - This Post Is Very Important
July 30, 2007
As aquarists we strive to ensure that the life placed in our care is maintained to the best of our abilities. I’m not just talking about the [tag-tec]saltwater aquarium[/tag-tec] but any aquarium - cold water, tropical, marine etc etc.
All aquariums have one thing in common - they all have water in them.
The majority of aquariums require items to ensure that the life can be maintained correctly - the majority of which require elecricity to operate - you can see where I am going with this can’t you. [Read more]
Tags: aquarium-marine, aquarium-reef, aquarium-saltwater, aquarium-tank, home-aquarium







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