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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Get rid of algae in your aquarium by leaving a light on for 12 hours a day, using a Magnafloat algae remover and replacing the water regularly. Eliminate algae in an aquarium with tips from a pet store owner in this free video on fish care.
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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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Not sure how to correctly cure the live rock for your new reef aquarium? This video is designed to give you a step-by-step guide on how to prepare your rock. Part of That Fish Place instructional video series, video features Sarah, an on-staff marine biologist at That Fish Place in Lancaster, PA. Anyone looking for more information on curing or establishing live rock in their aquarium, or similar aquarium questions, should visit thatfishplace.com or give us a call at 1-888-THAT PET. Our staff of marine biologists is on hand to answer any aquarium questions you may have.
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Compilation of the best zoo and aquarium videos in 2007.
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This is a video of my 38gal tank. Its been set up for maybe a month now. From what you see on this i would like welcome your comments or suggestion. What seems to be my biggest problem is the cloudy water. Its not as crystal clear as i would like it.
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A look at the Green Mandarin: a colorful saltwater fish commonly kept in home aquariums. Video captures the Green Mandarin, or Psychedelic Fish in an aquarium environment and details the basics on captive conditions, care and diet for any aquarist looking to add one to their tank. A great informational video for anyone new to saltwater or reef aquarium keeping brought to you by the marine biologists at That Fish Place/That Pet Place.
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My son-in-law gave us a fish tank they no longer needed and we cleaned it out, filled with fresh spring water, added some some freshwater salt, some water conditioner for anti-stress and stress zyme+. We have four x-ray tetras, 2 neon tetras and 4 bright guppies. We bought the scuba man as a bubbler, but he seems to scare the fish so far 
Maybe they will get used to him. We put many different plants into this and blue/green gravel. The waterfall is on the left side and the bubble wall is on back right behind the tall plants/greenery. This was very fun and the kids loved it! They were excited. We also have 5 snails in there. We brought a couple tunnel decorations and some colorful coral. So far, the fish seem to be adjusting well! I did have 1 x-ray tetra jump out of the bowl I had them in while we were busy cleaning the tank out and setting it all up. I did not realize that fishy had jumped out and I am afraid by the time I saw him, he was very dry and dead. So, right now we have 10 fish in this tank. I think this is enough for now. The kids wanted to get a dwarf African frog! In time, possibly, but I do not want to overcrowd the fish. They are swimming around and look great! It is peaceful to watch them swim, a relaxing thing to do. This has been another winner family project and the kids have loved it. I’m glad we did this!
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here’s a video of three of my 2.5 gallon aquarium designs. I don’t care for the natural look…I like man-made items, sunk to show the inevitableness of time… Featured are the Patriotic aquarium…okay - that one has no man-made items, the Black Rock Aquarium, and the Lost Mariners Aquarium
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An inside look at how the Monterey Bay Aquarium brought a young white shark from Marina del Rey to Monterey. There’s more to see at http://www.mbayaq.org/whiteshark/. The mission of the Monterey Bay Aquarium is to inspire conservation of the worlds oceans.
(c) 2006 Monterey Bay Aquarium Foundation
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