Beautifying your salt water fish tanks with rocks and pieces of coral is imperative in order to help the fish feel at home. Some types will be tweaking the coral as that is what they do in the wild. Remember you wash all pieces before putting them into the aquarium to stop any bacteria entering the water. If you are having dead coral you can wash them in a bleaching solution ensuring you clean them completely following that.
You will know if the bleach has been removed by the smell. Coral and rock work are essential for some kinds of fish to feel secure as they prefer to spot their area and will return to the same rock stone every night for stay. It also lends them someplace to hide out until they get used to the other creatures in their new living place.
You may arrange for adding live coral into salt water fish tanks as a class in their own right. Do remember that while they look attractive, they won't last for a long time if you pick fish that feed on this coral.
Usually people will suggest not to keep algae in a fish tank but it is imperative in salt water fish tanks. It is used to minimize the nitrogenous waste amounts and also supplying a source of food.
As in every aquarium, a new marine tank must be left to settle and mature before you put in the living occupants. You can quicken this process in several different ways including introducing some base medium from an established marine aquarium. Don't be in too much of a haste though as you do not like to waste your money buying fish only for them to die as their new home is not yet ready.
You will know if the bleach has been removed by the smell. Coral and rock work are essential for some kinds of fish to feel secure as they prefer to spot their area and will return to the same rock stone every night for stay. It also lends them someplace to hide out until they get used to the other creatures in their new living place.
You may arrange for adding live coral into salt water fish tanks as a class in their own right. Do remember that while they look attractive, they won't last for a long time if you pick fish that feed on this coral.
Usually people will suggest not to keep algae in a fish tank but it is imperative in salt water fish tanks. It is used to minimize the nitrogenous waste amounts and also supplying a source of food.
As in every aquarium, a new marine tank must be left to settle and mature before you put in the living occupants. You can quicken this process in several different ways including introducing some base medium from an established marine aquarium. Don't be in too much of a haste though as you do not like to waste your money buying fish only for them to die as their new home is not yet ready.
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