Beths Betta Tropical Fish

Tropical Fish Salt Water

How do I deal with tropical fish? saltwater or freshwater.?

broght my mother a new house, and asked the tank too. which filled it to a pump / filter, heating, artificial plants, rocks, boat and bridge and of course tropical fish. (Lampeye Tetra 6) and I think that is freshwater. but a few hours after the purchase of dead fish. The store manager said the water had to be 26 degrees Celsius. and noticed. Key water used to fill the tank. stones in the bottom natral but were intended to be used a different purpose. and the bridge and the boat in Japanese, but also could be used in aquariums. I really how I'm questions.Q.1 3 tropical fish? (In other words, I need to ensure they remain with life) P.2 What do you think of me and my mother was wrong? Q.3 do things that go into the fish tank must be made specifically to be in the tank? (It is, as I borught stones in a hardware store computer designed for use means the road. and my mother has a boat and the deck of a market for ornaments)

Tetra are delicate, well need a tank filled with a cycle of old. (Google freshwater tank cycling) for cycling the tank with fish, zebra danios recommends (only 2) is a schooling fish and once your tank is cycling, you will need to gradually build its school for at least six (If your tank is at least 56 liters United Kingdom about 12.5 gallons) You must purchase a test kit to test freshwater for ammonia, nitrites and nitrates. In an ammonia tank of the bike read 0 ppm, nitrites and nitrates 0ppm which takes less than 40 ppm. Zebra are hardy fish and are often used in the process of cycling. You want to keep very few fish until the tank is fully recycled, and once your perameters are stable, you can add more fish in your aquarium (2-3 fish per month when nitrates are around 20 ppm) until the ability of stock. See article: Q1 http://www.thetropicaltank.co.uk/tanks-uk.htm you cycle Cuba http://www.firsttankguide.net/cycle.php, partial changes of water every two days (25%) until the tank is completely recycled (if cycling with fish), make sure to treat water with a conditioner that removes chlorine and chloramines: http://www.petfooddirect.com/store/product1. asp? = 80736501 & pf_id = & = PF012803 affiliateCode cm_ven Performics and cm_cat BizRate.com = & =% 20Link Cm_ite DDI properly acclimate fish before adding them to the tank: http://www.aquariumpros.com/articles/acclimation.shtml Q2 well almost everything … The tank must be recycled or at least left with the filter running for at least 48 hours before adding fish. Always looking for the fish you interested in your needs before buying. Make sure you buy a fish store in good faith, (usually will not sell you the tank and fish, the same day, and require a water sample for testing before being allowed to have a house of fish) to put things in your aquarium that are made for aquariums unless you are well informed about how the security of items your tank. (Sent by cooking or baking)