I’m thinking of purchase also because I saw a product review about EcoBio-Block in last October issue of Freshwater and Marine Aquarium magazine tested by David Lass. He gave a great review. Even he said after tested, he purchased several of them himself for his fishroom tanks. I hope this will help.
Lenny,
The tanks has been shut down for two weeks, so I’m not worried about the bacteria. I will be buying new “bio-wheels”, he tossed the old ones. I also will be cleaning the 350 canister pump, what do you use on the “O” rings to lube them? I give the […]
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Hello, im leanna(call me Anna)
i am new to fish tanks and just set up my first(unless you count the time when i was 3) its a 10gallon freshwater tank, i have a asin theam decor. My fish are 2 male fancy guppys 1 pregnet female fancy guppy 5 neon’s and one cory […]
Yea i have a co worker that has a 120g saltwater and he spends a month $100 on magnesium that does not count water and other add ons
Okay. Wow. I think I’ll stick with Freshwater…lol.
Carol Lynn Cumberland childofgod19832003@yahoo.com
________________________________ From: greychildren To: AquaticLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Wednesday, December 24, 2008 1:13:43 PM Subject: [AquaticLife] Re: Saltwater vs. Freshwater
Here is a quick one saltwater-very expensive to maintain and stock freshwater-cheaper must fish a bread to be used in the hobby not […]
Here is a quick one saltwater-very expensive to maintain and stock freshwater-cheaper must fish a bread to be used in the hobby not like saltwater were must fish are cached at sea( witch I’m very against)..that’s my take on it.
What are the pros and cons of both saltwater and freshwater tanks? And how hard is a saltwater tank to keep?
Did you have an ammonia spike and then a nitrite spike? Yes, you should have some nitrate if your tank is cycled (unless you have fast growing plants) because the bacteria that you wanted to grow create nitrate as a waste product.
Shells and coral will increase your hardness (and maybe pH) since they are […]
Hi - I need more advice. I have a 10 gal with 4 male guppies and the Cory catfish. I have lost several of the “boys” thru this cycling process. All started to shimmy and then died. I found I don’t like taking dead fish out of […]