#biological cycle

[firsttimemarinekeeper]

Top 5 Affordable Ways To Lower Nitrates In An Aquarium

Top 5 Affordable Ways To Lower Nitrates In An Aquarium

Put simply, the biological cycle that happens within your aquarium starts with wasted food & fish waste. This is converted into ammonia, which is then converted in to Nitrite, the that is converted into Nitrate.

Though corals and fish needs some Nitrate to thrive, high numbers will reduce their vibrancy, growth rates & may put their lives in danger.

10-20% Water changes are unlikely to…

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[plantednano]

Nitrogen Cycle | Cycling your tank - Part One

Nitrogen Cycle | Cycling your tank – Part One

The Nitrogen Cycle | Cycling your tank. When I knew absolutely nothing about keeping fish – a complete newbie, and I heard about the nitrogen cycle, I went on to Google to start researching. Unfortunately for me, the first page I came across was some mad professor hitting me with chemistry lessons and after a few paragraphs I was thinking, “I just wanna keep fish mate – not win a nobel prize for…

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Biodegradable Bowls Made From Food Waste: http://design-milk.com/biodegradable-bowls-made-food-waste/?utm_campaign=trueAnthem:+Trending+Content&utm_content=5654747404d30174036e4f36&utm_medium=trueAnthem&utm_source=facebook

A good example of making things from the earth, for the earth. Perfectly practical, perfectly good for us and the earth. :)

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Waste = Food Documentary: https://wewanttolearn.wordpress.com/2012/04/16/waste-food-cradle-to-cradle/

Cradle to Cradle: http://www.c2ccertified.org/

The next Industrial Revolution: The Clean Industrial Revolution. The revolution of how we think. The revolution of considering the welfare of our future generations in everything we do.

Waste = Food. This simple, profound little equation rocked the design world 15 years ago…but there hasn’t been enough change since then. Waste = food… made from nature, finished for nature. Cradle to cradle. Discovering the corn textile image above opened my eyes to a new world of sustainable possibility. Nothing is ever wasted in nature… and we are part of nature. And waste is a foreign, destructive concept that must be unlearned and replaced with nature’s ideology if we want a healthy, green future for our future generations. No more useless waste.

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Cradle to Cradle (C2C): http://www.hermanmiller.com/research/solution-essays/all-about-the-molecules.html

Made from nature, for nature. This will likely be the only way for the future of our world. So apparently corn can be made in to biodegradable textiles...wonderful. That must mean there are plenty of other crops out there who can be processed to make other fibres and textures and materials (while making sure the process is not harmful in any way).