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Miniboost 100 Compressor. Description. Some time ago, the smallest air compressor in the range was purchased. Aquael. Then I needed to put a couple of fish in a small aquarium, remembered about it and decided to test it. But first, a little information on the packaging. Miniboost 100 Compressor. Description. So, the first thing that catches your eye is ...
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pH in the aquarium. What is it? pH in the aquarium. Testing the tests. The pH in an aquarium is one of several, invisible but very important water parameters. He is responsible for whether your water is acidic, alkaline or neutral. Different types of fish in the wild are used to living in different waters. And if you want ...
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Siphon airlift. Principle of operation. Recently I made a post in which I described a very convenient siphon for cleaning the soil with adjustable suction force. Adjustable siphon for soil! This siphon is ideal for medium and large aquariums. But for nano-aquariums (aquariums with shrimp or fry) it will be too large and powerful. And therefore ...
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Siphon for soil. Why is it needed in the aquarium? Some time after the launch of the aquarium, you may notice an unpleasant picture in your aquarium. At the bottom, the remains of fish activity, pieces of plants and other garbage will begin to accumulate. The amount of garbage in the aquarium directly depends on the volume of the aquarium, the number of its inhabitants and also ...
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Container for fish. Why is it needed in aquarium? It often happens that in the presence of an aquarium at home, an emergency situation (spawning, aggression, quarantine, fry) can occur and we urgently need to resettle someone in a separate container. It is clear that if you are a beginner aquarist, then you are unlikely to have a separate aquarium at hand ...
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Spirulina (spirulina) and other beneficial algae. Usually, algae in the aquarium all cause negative emotions. They spoil the look and steal plant nutrients. And sometimes they even threaten the life of aquarium fish, since with rapid growth they take all the oxygen to themselves and the fish can simply suffocate. (About how to win ...
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Ichthyophthyroidism (Ichthyophthirius multifiliis) Until that moment, I was lucky and I never brought ichthyophthyroidism into our aquariums. Although ichthyophthyroidism, or as it is also called "ichthy", "semolina" or "white point disease", is perhaps the most common disease among aquarium fish. Ichthyophthyroidism (Ichthyophthirius) - a disease caused by ciliary ciliates. The main symptoms of the disease are ...
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The sensor (signaling device) of level (overflow) of water in an aquarium! Recently there was a post in which I spoke in detail about how to change water in an aquarium without much effort. Water change in the aquarium! Just like a cup of coffee! And everything in the process of replacing water in the aquarium looks easy and beautiful with the exception of one point that is worth ...
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