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We offer all the products you will need to meet your fish’s four basic needs. Decorations – Structure provides security and safety to fish. It provides niches and hiding places. Provide items that will give cover from the top to the bottom of the aquarium. Decorations will reduce stress, aggression and visually enhance the look of the aquarium. Plants – Provide niches for mid-water and surface swimming fish. Driftwood, Castles, Rocks – Offer cover for bottom-dwelling species. Schooling – Most of the fish we keep in aquariums will live in large groups called schools. It is important to keep them in groups of at least three of the same species in your aquarium. Aquarium Background – Improves the look of the aquarium and provides a sense of security for the fish. Gravel Cleaner – Helps keep the tank clean, removes waste buildup, and facilitates water changes. Its use is the best way to clean tank. Filter Material – Replaceable filter cartridges help keep the tank clean and remove particles from the water.

Change as recommended by manufacturer. Net – To catch adult and baby fish with least harm to fish. Algae Scraper – Best and safest way to clean aquarium glass – do not use pot scrubbers as they are too abrasive. Use the appropriate pad for your aquarium material (glass or plastic). Test Kits – Monitor water quality parameters, ammonia and alkalinity. Aquatic Book – Background information and instructions for ongoing care. Aquarium – The larger the tank, the better the overall environment for the fish and the easier it is to keep and maintain. Hood/Light – A hood will keep the fish in the aquarium and a light will illuminate the fish and plants for enhanced growth and enjoyment. Fluorescent lighting is the best. Canopy – Hides cords and makes presentation clean and uncluttered. Stand – Safely supports the weight of the aquarium and meets the tank’s warranty requirements. Filtration Systems – This is the life support system, and more is better – the three types of filtration are chemical, biological, mechanical.

Biological is the most important. Heater and Thermometer – Having a stable temperature reduces stress and disease.fish tank filter turning green Water Conditioner – Makes water safe for fish and other organisms by removing toxic chemicals such as chlorine.buy marine fish tank online Substrate – Needed for decorating and for nitrifying bacteria to adhere to, which promotes biological filtration.fish tank stones uk Bubbles and Air Accessories – Oxygen enters the aquarium primarily from the surface. Bubbles will cause surface agitation and increased gas exchange. Stress Aid – During the process of traveling to a new aquarium, fish endure a great deal of stress, making them more susceptible to disease.

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Live or artificial plants will provide cover, reducing stress and aggression. Live plants also help maintain relative humidity. Driftwood, Vines & Branches – These items also provide cover and climbing surfaces for arboreal species. Plastic or Ceramic Caves – These items provide cover for ground dwelling and burrowing species. Natural-Looking Water Dish or Drip System – In the wild, reptiles drink water from various natural sources. Pick natural-looking water systems that provide water in a familiar format. Substrate – Absorbs waste, keeps pet and cage clean, provides a hiding place, and helps maintain or reduce humidity. Improves natural aesthetic quality of enclosure. Litter Scoop – Removes waste from substrate. Fresh Water Spray Bottle – Misting the enclosure will provide humidity and drinking water for certain species. Book – Includes training information, breed information and instructions for ongoing care. Hand Sanitizer – Cleans and disinfects hands before and after handling.

Pet Safe Disinfectant – For use in disinfecting the pet’s enclosure. Enclosure and Secure Top – Provides a proper home for your reptile. Assures safety and security. Secure top keeps your reptile safely inside enclosure, keeps other pets and little hands out. Light Fixture – For use with fluorescent (UVB) & incandescent bulbs. Day Heat Bulb – Reptiles are mostly ectothermic (cold blooded) meaning they regulate body temperature by moving through a temperature gradient. Incandescent bulbs raise ambient air temperature to keep your reptile active, while providing a heat gradient. Night Heat Bulb and Ceramic Heat Emitters –Produces heat with little or no bright light to maintain temperature at night without disrupting rest cycle. UV-B Bulb – Allows animal to metabolize vitamin D3, which is necessary for calcium absorption. Must pass directly into animal, no glass or plastic between light and animal. The pet must be able to get within 12 inches of the light source.

Under Tank Heater – Provides bottom heat for digestion & basking. Warms moist substrate for added humidity. Thermometer/Hygrometer – Monitors temperature and humidity in your reptile’s environment, assuring it meets your particular reptile’s requirements. Pellet or Frozen Processed Food – Convenient supplement to live and fresh food. Helps to provide balanced nutrition Live Food – Live food such as crickets and mealworms are a great source of protein as well as carbohydrates, fats, and fiber. It also provides a vehicle for giving your reptile vitamin supplements when dusted or gut loaded (see below). Many animals will only respond to the movement of live food. Fresh Food – Some reptiles require fresh fruits, vegetables and plant matter to thrive. Provides certain vitamins and minerals, as well as a source of moisture. Vitamin/Calcium Supplement – Ensures your reptile gets proper nutrition in addition to normal diet. Gut Load – You are what you eat, and so are reptiles.