Lighting Up A Fish Tank

by Andy Garvin on November 29, 2009

It doesn’t readily occur to people that the aquatic creatures in ponds, lakes, rivers, what have you, live the same way that we do – on energy from the sun. It’s easy to look down into the gloomy half-dark world they inhabit and to feel that in an aquarium, they could not want anything more than to be kept in a dark corner all the time [click to continue…]

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I Love My Marine Fish

by Tod Lawn on November 29, 2009

You’ve probably seen live rock in all the most elegant saltwater aquariums you remember. They sell aquarium live rock in all the better aquarium supplies stores: pieces of undersea coral reef broken off through the natural action of the sea, picked up by divers for use in aquaria. [click to continue…]

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How To Filter Out Your Fish Tank

by Wendy Napier on November 29, 2009

It must make any aquarium enthusiast cringe, having to feed his fish every day in the same water that they swim in, breathe in and release their bodily wastes in. If it were not for reasons of yuckiness that that such a situation could not be allowed, it would certainly be objectionable for the way this would poison [click to continue…]

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I Love Aquariums And Take Care Of Them

by Chase Levy on November 29, 2009

To any aquarium hobbyist, the exciting and creative time to be had building your own little underwater fantasyland often can feel let down by what follows: watching a week’s pall of dirt and dullness settling over everything that you prized for its clear color and healthful liveliness. [click to continue…]

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Keeping Your Aquarium Cold

by David Rice on November 29, 2009

People have owned home aquariums for centuries, and arguably, their fish and aquatic setups got along very well without aid from the modern contraptions you would find at any self-respecting aquarium supplies dealer today. These new devices available today, the aquariums chiller, the powerful lighting or the protein skimmer, [click to continue…]

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How To Decorate Your Fish Tank

by Charlie Bennett on November 29, 2009

Making up an aquarium at home used to be so simple; any hopeful aquarist who could put together a reasonable arrangement of aquatic plants, a few funny pebbles and a little plastic castle in a glass box could end up looking like a sensitive guy for his trouble. [click to continue…]

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An Aquarium for Beginners

by Amy Andrews on November 27, 2009

An 100 gallon aquarium holds a large amount of water. If people are serious about having many fish for pets, they may purchase a 100 gallon aquarium. These aquariums stay cleaner longer than smaller models. An 100 gallon aquarium is good for fish as well as aquatic gardens including reefs and treasure chests. Some 100 gallon tanks are featured in restaurants, casinos, boats and office buildings as an elegant touch.
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Increase Your Boat’s Value Through Marketing

by John Howard on November 27, 2009

Evaluating a boat that you plan to sell is important, but there is also a lot that you can do to improve its value during the sales process. Specifically, if you are good at advertising the boat, you will have more interested buyers and can therefore afford to be less flexible about the price. [click to continue…]

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A fishing boat trailer is something you really can’t go wrong with Especially if you think of it as a dual purpose device. What I like to call a multi-tasker. A good trailer provides a convenient way to store a boat and also allows you to explore new areas by taking your boat on trips. Good trailers perform both duties equally well. [click to continue…]

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Old Fishing Lures-Do You Know Where To Find Them?

by Frances Waterman on November 27, 2009

Old fishing lures for $5 a piece on eBay, this is a bargain many hobbyists will take. The really old lures, also called antique, are those present in private collections of almost 100 years, and that have not been used in water for quite a long time.
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