Saltwater Aquarium Questions (more)?
I have a 70 gallon Marineland Biowheel PEGUIN created filter in my tank and said it can be used for salt water CDR salt but he ode? I also have a banded coral shrimp, but can not reach their food, I try to soak it in water to sink and not, I tried feeding tongs, but is afraid and swims away. Do they have food for shrimp that is sinking? please Can I help you do not want to starve Also, is there a type of algae or something that will make the algae grow in my tank? I need to feed some of my shrimp and fish and the need to stabilize my tank or whatever … is a matter petstore sell well?
Traditionally biowheels are not as effective in salt water but they will work in theory. Rock Live be responsible for biological filtration in your case. However, be detrimental to the filter … no. You have to do regular maintenance and make sure it doesn't salt creep affect anything around them. Skip to pellets. I personally use GLO ORA is a great food for clown fish and all other fish … invests love it because it is very bad smell but good for them to sink so my shrimp and crabs can get to it. I also supplement the diet of my shrimp and crabs with one raw table shrimp once a week. Buy some shrimp table, cut and place a small piece in the sand and half out. The shrimp smell and come out to feed. Also you really do not want to encourage algae because it has to do with what you want. Also nutrients, both in the water will cause algae blooms and make your life horrible … trusts on me … Make sure your phosphates are low. The coralline algae is the one you want, but you have to ensure that calcium and carbonate hardness is correct … Algae problem is not something to be desired …. trust me. You can, but dry seaweed or algae clip or me, to be more natural than to have a small rock small, almost like a rock rubble where to take some dried seaweed and tie with a rubber band and place the bottom of the aquarium. This is good for heribours and also by the CUC.
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