All Aquarium Basics

Why Does Aquarium Sand Turns Green? (Ways To Prevent It)

Aquarium sand turns green when there is an overgrowth of cyanobacteria algae. These algae multiply very fast if the aquarium is […]

Aquarium lights can be used to grow plants as long as the light intensity is adequate. Aquarium plants use all color

It depends. Aquarium snails need water temperature in the range of 64°F to 83°F (18°C to 28°C). So they don’t need

Aquarium lights cause algae if their intensity is too high or if they are kept on for long during the day.

Aquarium gravel turns yellow due to yellow algae, tannins leaking from driftwood, rotting plants, debris, leftover food, and fish waste. However,

Aquarium lights can’t be too bright for a regular tank. Otherwise, they stress the fish, ruin their feeding cycle, and create

You can use a glue gun in an aquarium. The glue gun contains a hot melt adhesive that instantly bonds two

Aquarium filters remove nitrates, ammonia, and chlorine from the water through biological and chemical filtration. A nitrate removing filter media is

You can glue aquarium plants to rocks, driftwood, or substrates. Super glue adhesive is aquarium-safe, water-resistant, and can be used in

Aquarium driftwood usually doesn’t rot. It only rots if it’s not dried or cured correctly. The wood-decaying fungi need dampness and

You can glue aquarium rocks together using super glue, silicone adhesive, or epoxy resin. The glued rocks will remain intact even