freshwater aquarium cleaning crew

Tools & Scrapers for Saltwater & Freshwater Aquariums. Part of the series: How to Set Up Aquariums. Keep your new aquarium clean! Learn how to clean and ...

Including a mix of janitorial invertebrates in your saltwater aquarium will help you keep your saltwater aquarium clean, the sand bed sparkling, and algae under control.

Shrimp have also become a part of many "cleaning crews". The most common and desired shrimp is the Amano ... is much hardier than the Amanos and will even breed in the aquarium. ...

The Reef Clean Up Crew - What Should Be Introduced to Your Reef Aquarium?

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source for information on setting up and caring for tank, especially freshwater aquarium fish. ... Shrimp have also become a part of many "cleaning crews" ...

Maintaining Your Freshwater Aquarium. As with most anything else in ... Once your siphon is running, you can start cleaning your gravel with the hard plastic tube. ...

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Since its such a big tank I'll need some worthy equipment for it. Any particular filters, gravel vacs, air pumps/stones/wands you recommend. Should I get a kit that has everything to test the water conditions? What are some good plants I could add and what type of lighting will they need? Lastly what type of fish would you recommend? I have a betta, cory cats, dwarf gouramis, and neon tetras at the moment. I figure I'll definatly get some corydoras as a clean up crew. How many do you recommend? What about some otocinclus catfish?? If so, how many of those? I'm also interested in tiger barbs and bala sharks. What about Cichlids?? What about some frogs or snails? Types?? I WANNA KNOW EVERYTHING I CAN ADD! PUT YOURSELF IN MY POSITION AND THINK ABOUT WHAT YOU WOULD DO. I WANT ALLLLLLL THE DETAILS, PLEASE!!! THANKS!!!!!

Since its such a big tank I'll need some worthy equipment for it. Any particular filters, gravel vacs, air pumps/stones/wands you recommend. Should I get a kit that has everything to test the water conditions? What are some good plants I could add and what type of lighting will they need? Lastly what type of fish would you recommend? I have a betta, cory cats, dwarf gouramis, and neon tetras at the moment. I figure I'll definatly get some corydoras as a clean up crew. How many do you recommend? What about some otocinclus catfish?? If so, how many of those? I'm also interested in tiger barbs and bala sharks. What about Cichlids?? What about some frogs or snails? Types?? I WANNA KNOW EVERYTHING I CAN ADD! PUT YOURSELF IN MY POSITION AND THINK ABOUT WHAT YOU WOULD DO. I WANT ALLLLLLL THE DETAILS, PLEASE!!! THANKS!!!!! ALSO WHAT IS THE BEST WAY TO CYCLE YOUR TANK? WITH OR WITHOUT FISH??

Getting a 121 gallon fishtank and a cleaning crew: http://www.tropicalfish4u.co.uk/TankCleaners/Freshwater/StarterPack2 Any advice on what fish might look good and be peaceful together would be appriciated :) :)Plecos are lovely! I have one in a smaller tank in my bedroom named after the pizza place near me! :)Plecos are lovely! I have one in a smaller tank in my bedroom named after the pizza place near me! Is it at all possible to have fancy goldfish in this tank? Dad loves them:P

note: sorry i dont have much knowledge about what any of the equipment is called, i'll do my best to explain stuff.) hi ppl, i have a little cold freshwater tank in my conservatory and yesterday i did a water change, i decided to clean the spongey thing at the back (only rinsed it in cold water) and i saw movement, i looked at the water and caught some of these critters with a pipette and put them in a glass, they kind of look like tiny round beads, they're hard to see unless you look real hard, they remind me of beetles or ladybirds, only they are black/see through. i cant see any legs, antennae or mouth parts, and i've heard of something similar before that are just a clean up crew, but i just thought i'd ask on here in case they are parasitic or harmful. they could have come off a plant i bought a few months back (but they arent in the tank, just the filter at the back) or maybe from outside, i have another tank outside that i used to breed snails, my fish like eating them on occasion and my uncle feeds them to his puffer. thanks in advance for your help =]