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In this piece, I’m going to discuss the subject “Is Vacuuming Aquarium Gravel Necessary?,” and I’m going to do my best to include as much relevant information as I can. All tanks must have biological filter media to colonize good bacteria. Be they sponges, matting, fluidized beds, socks, bioballs, or rocks, there are many ways … Read more
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Are live aquarium plants hard to keep? So, are aquarium plants hard to keep? No, aquarium plants are not hard to keep But you do have to provide them the ideal environment i.e. you have to maintain the ideal water parameters (temperature, pH, and hardness). And you have to provide them the ideal lighting conditions … Read more
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