Tropical Fish Information

TAKE A LOOK AT MY OTHER VIDEOS www.fischbottich.de +++ This isnone of my own tanks. In this video you can see a fish tank of a Zoo Aquarium called “Aquazoo-Löbbecke Museum Düsseldorf”. We have videos of many tanks of this zoo. +++ The population of this tank: – more coming soon (If you are intrested in helping me classifying the other species in this tank, post your suggestions) +++ Intro: 5xLMusic Weitere Informationen unter www.youtube.com +++ Veröffentlichung des Videomaterials mit der freundlichen Genehmigung des Aquazoo-Löbbecke Museum Düsseldorf. Weitere Informationen unter www.duesseldorf.de

Community Fish Tank: Fresh Water Aquarium This is the Catspit Productions fresh water community aquarium or fish tank. It is about 8 months after the first aquarium video was posted. Since then I have had to remove all live plants due to fish eating them. They just wouldn’t let them grow. I also had a bout with ick and lost several fish over time. That was ok because I wanted to add better fish. So this is the new and improved aquarium. This tank is a 20 gallon, high with 2 Aquaclear outboard or hanging filters. One filter is a #70 or 300 gallons per hour filtration and it is set up like a normal filter with carbon, ammo carb, and filter medium. The second filter is a #50 or a 150 gallon per hour filtration. This smaller unit is set up with activated charcoal only. This is like a booster for clarity and toxins. This tank is about 2 and 1/2 years old and has been moved once. With a plecostomus and catfish, the tank is literally self cleaning. The filters are cleaned and changed once every month and that is all. Very easy maintenance. The light is a standard fluorescent tube that is left on for daylight simulation and turned off for night mode. The light is set on a timer. A few of the fish are over 2 years old and have been with the tank since the beginning. Royalty Free Music Credits: “Long Note One, Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons “Attribution 3.0″ creativecommons.org All artwork owned by Catspit Productions, LLC. All Rights Reserved …

This is the first in the series of upcoming Fish Profiles. This film focuses on the Gourami. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated. I would like to point out that this film is supposedly meant to be more cinematic than factual. If you have any comments on this please say. Check out these links; YouTube: www.youtube.com Twitter: http:/www.twitter.com/onlinefishtank Flickr: www.flickr.com Visit the OnlineFishTank blog for extra stuff; Blog: www.onlinefishtank.blogspot.com Buy shares in this company! Visit http

going to setup a reef nano!

This is an update to a previous video after 8 months of improvements and iterations to the setup. The idea of the setup has always been to create a healthy, long term supportable environment that is low maintenance, low budget, and low tech. A lot of research, trial and errors went into this setup. No major hazards or changes made since the beginning, so this setup can be used as a proven guide that’s been running for a year. Suggestion to viewers is to take an aquarium setup serious, as there are many right ways as there are wrong ways. Summary of what I learned in the process, and where I want to take it in a future aquarium is as follows: – General rule of thumb in an aquarium as the size of tank increases setup cost increases, maintenance cost increases, but maintenance effort decreases. Yet bowls, vases and such are hostile to house fish in and are even illegal to do so in some European countries. – An aquarium should always be amongst the highlight of a room, so position, stand, dimensions, filter noise, colors, and illumination should be well thought ahead. – Inside an aquarium consider type of substrate, background, light hood, heating, filtration, and how to conceal them the best. Try to balance color contrast with dark colors on substrate and background, with green of plants, and bright colors of fish. Read about “Aquarium Golden Ratio” for layout. – As setup time progresses many types of algae is part of natural occurences, by no means are harmful, but can be …