Common Mistakes In Setting Up A Home Aquarium

Here are the most common mistakes you can commit

when you are about to set-up your new home aquarium

Over feeding

Unconsumed fish flakes and other food particles are gathered at the bottom of the container, producing nitrates thus overloading water filtration

You need to understand the information about the nutritional need of your fish

Haste Moving

Patience, aside from being a “virtue,” is a very important factor in setting up you own aquarium!

A thorough planning is very important before you set your very own Aquarium..

Over loading the aquarium tank

A conflict that comes with moving in haste is stuffing too much fish and things into the aquarium all at the same time

Even if you have correctly set-up the fish tank, putting too much “residents” may cause a problem referred to as “new tank syndrome,” where the actual fish as well as other creatures are usually satiated with the new atmosphere

Insufficient Filtration and Circulatory System

Sufficient water purification is very important to actually preserve a fish tank

Buying Animals without Having Enough Information about Them

Oftentimes we choose a certain fish simply because we are amazed on how they look

Animal Incompatibility

Lion fish ate a

baby gold fish

Janitor fish won’t get along with the fighting fish

Buying pets with no adequate information regarding their sociable habits can cause injury or even a

whole lot worse, death.

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