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Filling The Tank
Once you have your RODI water sorted its time to get the tank filled. You should always add salt to water and not the other way around. It’s much easier this way.
Once the tank is filled to the correct level you can start setting up your heaters. It’s important to get the water to a stable temperature before you start mixing your salt, this is because temperature has a big effect on the accuracy…
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Cycling Your Tank
Cycling is the process of allowing Nitrosomonas and Nitrobactor bacteria to grow and colonise in your tank. The bacteria grow and spread, covering every surface of the tank and it’s equipment, the bacteria is even in the water column. This good bacteria is what keeps everything in your system alive and well.
It’s very important to ensure your tank has cycled prior to you adding any aquatic life.…
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Cycling Your Tank
Cycling is the process of allowing Nitrosomonas and Nitrobactor bacteria to grow and colonise in your tank. The bacteria grow and spread, covering every surface of the tank and it’s equipment, the bacteria is even in the water column. This good bacteria is what keeps everything in your system alive and well.
It’s very important to ensure your tank has cycled prior to you adding any aquatic life.…
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Cycling Your Tank
Cycling is the process of allowing Nitrosomonas and Nitrobactor bacteria to grow and colonise in your tank. The bacteria grow and spread, covering every surface of the tank and it’s equipment, the bacteria is even in the water column. This good bacteria is what keeps everything in your system alive and well.
It’s very important to ensure your tank has cycled prior to you adding any aquatic life.…
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Choosing the right rock
Choosing the right rock
In this article I will be talking through the different types of rocks available to act as one of your main sources of bio filtration.
Curing
Before we get into it I want to explain what the process of curing is. When rock is collected from the ocean it was alive and buzzing with life (corals, algae, invertebrates and other hitchhikers). During transport the life on the rock begins to die. Curing…
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Filling The Tank
Once you have your RODI water sorted its time to get the tank filled. You should always add salt to water and not the other way around. It’s much easier this way.
Once the tank is filled to the correct level you can start setting up your heaters. It’s important to get the water to a stable temperature before you start mixing your salt, this is because temperature has a big effect on the accuracy…
View On WordPress
Filling The Tank
Once you have your RODI water sorted its time to get the tank filled. You should always add salt to water and not the other way around. It’s much easier this way.
Once the tank is filled to the correct level you can start setting up your heaters. It’s important to get the water to a stable temperature before you start mixing your salt, this is because temperature has a big effect on the accuracy…
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Filling The Tank
Once you have your RODI water sorted its time to get the tank filled. You should always add salt to water and not the other way around. It’s much easier this way.
Once the tank is filled to the correct level you can start setting up your heaters. It’s important to get the water to a stable temperature before you start mixing your salt, this is because temperature has a big effect on the accuracy…
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Bare Bottom vs Sand Bed
Bare Bottom vs Sand Bed
You’ve got your tank… so what do you put in it ? We have covered water quality and rocks but what about substrate ?
Let’s have a quick run though.
We have two options when thinking about the bottom of your tank.
Sand bed
To be honest sand beds are my favourite. Not only do they look more natural but they also give you bio diversity to your tank. Every grain of sand will overtime become full of…
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Choosing the right rock
Choosing the right rock
In this article I will be talking through the different types of rocks available to act as one of your main sources of bio filtration.
Curing
Before we get into it I want to explain what the process of curing is. When rock is collected from the ocean it was alive and buzzing with life (corals, algae, invertebrates and other hitchhikers). During transport the life on the rock begins to die. Curing…
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Planning a saltwater aquarium
Planning a saltwater aquarium
Entering the world of salt water aquariums can be a nerve racking experience, believe me I’ve been there!
So much contradicting information leaves you wondering how you are ever going to have success.
Although it can be a daunting prospect to design your very own piece of the ocean. It has huge rewards, watching the life inside your tank evolve and develop into something beautiful.
Things to…
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Water Quality
Water is one of the most important ingredients in your reef aquarium. Water in an aquarium is what oxygen is to us, nothing would happen without it so it pays to make sure it’s right.
When it comes to sourcing water for your aquarium you really only have two options.
Natural sea water
This is water which is taken directly from the sea, but like everything it has its advantages and disadvantages.…
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Tank Size matters
In the world of salt water, tank size matters! The size of the system you choose will heavily effect your options later down the line.
Depending on what you want to achieve, it’s best to buy the correct size system early on. This will save you a lot of money and hassle in the future.
Beginning hobbyists are advised to go as big as possible, this is because water quality is key to starting a…
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