Posted on Oct 09, 2008 under algae fish |
My 45 gallon aquarium is about 8 years old. There are 3 fantails, 1 red cap oranda, 1 shubunkin, 1 golden algae eater and 1 cory catfish. The catfish is as old as the tank, which amazes me, since they seem to do better in warmer water! When the fish get too large for the tank, I transfer them to my 1900 gallon pond where they have plenty of room and much more fun, I’m sure 
I have an algae problem in the tank periodically, so any suggestions would be welcomed. I do monthly water changes and the PH is neutral. Thanks!
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Posted on Oct 09, 2008 under freshwater tropical fish |
Sharing my 40 gallon aquarium of freshwater tropical fish. Sit back and relax and just watch the fish.
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Posted on Oct 09, 2008 under fish temperature |
Ick in a fish tank is caused by adding fish, extreme temperature change or changing water and can be easily removed. Get tips on removing ick from a fish expert in this free pet care video.
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Posted on Oct 09, 2008 under marine algae |
http://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/explorations/03mex/welcome.html
Film footage taken with a SONSUB ROV on board the R/V Ron Brown during the 2003 NOAA Ocean Exploration expedition to the northwestern Gulf of Mexico was kindly provided by Emma Hickerson, PI (Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary).
Edited film segments highlight the topography of unconsolidated rubble and rhodoliths (round carbonate nodules surrounded by crust-forming red algae) that support a lush and diversity-rich marine macroalgal flora at 45-90 m depth.
Collected seaweed specimens are deposited in the seaweed laboratory of the University of Louisiana at Lafayette.
http://morayeel.louisiana.edu/SeaweedsLab/phycomirth.html
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Posted on Oct 09, 2008 under pond algae |
Divine Revelation by the Most High God on how to grow algae using pyramid power and the Joe Pipe to supply the CO 2 for plant grow.
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Posted on Oct 09, 2008 under algae eater |
Adding algae eaters to a fish tank is a great way maintain an attractive fish tank. Get tips on putting algae eaters in your tank from a fish expert in this free pet care video.
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Posted on Oct 09, 2008 under algae fish |
My 45 gallon aquarium is about 8 years old. There are 3 fantails, 1 red cap oranda, 1 shubunkin, 1 golden algae eater and 1 cory catfish. The catfish is as old as the tank, which amazes me, since they seem to do better in warmer water! When the fish get too large for the tank, I transfer them to my 1900 gallon pond where they have plenty of room and much more fun, I’m sure I have an algae problem in the tank periodically, so any suggestions would be welcomed. I do monthly water changes and the PH is neutral. Thanks!
Duration : 0:1:43
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Posted on Sep 11, 2008 under algae aquarium |
Added a Hydor Koralia 1 power head to the right side to increase flow. After adding the pump the Xenia is flowing on top of my Toadstool…. what to do…
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Posted on Sep 10, 2008 under algae aquarium |
This video displays the Brown Stripe Hermit Crabs efficient algae removal technique. He will spend all day scouring the rockwork to forage nuisance algaes such as film and hair algae. We sell these and many more inverts on our website at www.reefscavengers.com
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Posted on Sep 10, 2008 under pond algae |
Rotifera are tiny multicellular animals that are an amazingly important part of the food chain in most aquatic environments. They are the stepping stone in that food chain between bacteria and tiny algae particles and larger creatures, like insect larvae or filter feeders like ducks. Even being so small, they have eyes, a complete digestive system, and even a brain consisting of fifteen cells. Without these amazingly tiny wonders, the ecology webs of the world would collapse.
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