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The Nitrogen Cycle & New Aquarium Syndrome

The “nitrogen cycle” is actually an ecological concept and applies to gardens and forests, as well as lakes and closes aquarium systems as well. Follow along for details pertinent to your aquarium system in this rudimentary overview of the nitrogen cycle.

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The Nitrogen Cycle & New Aquarium Syndrome

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How Maintenance Impacts Water Chemistry – Guide to a Balanced Healthy Aquarium

The easiest way to export waste products from the aquarium is a combination of media filtration and old fashioned water changes. Water changes, particularly in freshwater aquaria, are an excellent and economical method of nutrient export. The primary concern, is how large and how often should your tank maintenance services should include an old fashioned water change.

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Adding Driftwood to your Home Aquarium

oaking the pieces for a few weeks to saturate them with water can work, but can be time consuming. Additionally, not all pieces will take on enough water to achieve negative buoyancy. Weighing the pieces down with rocks during soaking can speed the process…but sometimes that’s not enough.