DISCUS FISH high tank WHY NEED A HIGH TANK ?

High fish tank for discus. (H)117cm (L)61cm (W)38cm. Water volume: Top tank 271 litres / bottom tank 106 litres. The open bottom design allow fish to move from top to bottom tank without restriction.

This tank is built due to breeder prefer very deep water depth ...... as they believe that the depth of water is important for the growth of high bodies. The high water depth theory is actually being practised by a lot of Hong Kong breeders and it is a small wonder that we see HK's discus having extremely high body.

With bigger volume of water chances of water getting foul is much lower. The amnonia level will definitely increase to a higher concentration rapidly with a smaller volume of water.

Massive cleaning is reduced and cleaning is also make simple. The submersible biological filter in used can be easily washed and taken out through the opening outlet at the bottom of the tank. Partial change of water, removing unwanted particles or placing of rocks / plants if require is carried out in the lower tank that include feeding.

SETTING UP AN AQUARIUM

Many of the elements in an aquarium, like the water, rocks, substrate and filtration systems, may consist of living matter like bacterial and algae, or chemical compounds which undergo biological processes and produce by-products that may either harm or benefit your fish.
Therefore, whatever you decide to use in your aquarium setup will have a bearing on how livable the habitat you've created for your fish will be, and consequently how happy or miserable they will be.
Before you go about acquiring items for your aquarium, consider their intended purposes, their suitability for your setup and the possible impact they might have on the aquarium's ecosystem.
The general rule is that the bigger is better. The bigger tank holds a greater volume of water and provides more living space for your fish. But what's is important is that in the event of any deterioration in the water parameters, the resulting impact will be more dilute and there is a better chance of detecting problems that may follow. LOOK A tall, narrow tank looks more dramatic. But, cleaning it if this tank is upright with rocks and plant at the bottom is a problem.

So the tall and narrow OPEN BOTTOM tank will make removing of dirt and cleaning more easily through the opening outlet.

More details please go to the youtube website.

50000 + 15000 Gallon Monster Tanks - MonsterFishkeepers.com

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Pet Fish Care : How to Build an Aquarium

Building an aquarium by hand is often more costly and difficult than simply buying a new or used fish tank. Get information on how to build an aquarium with tips from the manager of a fish pet store in this free video on pet care.

A lot of customers want to know how to build their own aquarium. In most cases, this is more difficult than simply buying a brand new aquarium especially for smaller tanks. Because a ten gallons tank can be had for 10 to 15 dollars, simply the glass and equipment to put it together may cost you even more. The way tanks are built is sealing together panes of glass with a silicone aquarium sealant. The tricky thing to get down when building a tank is to making sure that everything is perfectly squared up. If the base is not exactly flats or the sides don't fit it in exactly right, the pressure and the weight of water will spring leaks quite easily. Some people build their own tanks for very large setup. This would involve ordering customs, thick acrylic panels for the front and building the other sides of the tank out of cinder blocks, bricks or woods and the coat it with a marine grade epoxy or some sort of pond liner. This type of setup is best left professional installers or other experts.

Yellow Tail Arowana at Langkawi Jetty

Yellow Tail Arowana at Langkawi Jetty

Yellow tail arowana 4 is a movie which I recorded at Langkawi Jetty by last year. During the time, the ferry arrive very late I am not sure why but I have nothing to do. Then I bring out my camera and just record (make a movie video) of this yellow tail arowana.

My 55 Gallon Freshwater Fish Tank - River Fish II

My 55 Gallon Freshwater Fish Tank - River Fish II

Fish Medication Treatment

Formaldehyde and malachite green liquid are used as medication to fish in aquarium. Fresh and Saltwater Fish Medication for the Fast Relief of Ick and Protozoan Parasites.

Then if you look at my aquarium, the water contains green color liquid which means that I already start the treatment process.

There is my 55 gallon freshwater fish tank aquarium. My tank aquarium houses 2 sebarau (Hampala macrolepidota ), a pair of parrots fish, 3 jelawat, catfish, 1 lampam mas, 2 lampam sungai, 2 lime fins, 2 red kelah, blue shark; 2 green kelah and kap (koi).

Why Do People Keep Aquariums?

Why Do People Keep Aquariums? Most people have their owns hobby. Same thing to me. I do love keeping fish aquarium because I love fish and watching aquariums make me feel like in a very comfortable zone... Heaven? Some keeping fish aquariums as a fashion, some for showing good status, some believe in good luck if keeping fish at home and the fish will bring good luck, and some want their home looks beautiful when aquariums exist. There are many people worldwide who have the passion for fish and for which they keep Aquarium at their homes.

Most people that keeping fish as their hobby not only gives them pleasure, but give them relaxes and calm their mind while watching their fish swim in an aquarium. But most people face their problem during their first experience to set up. One of the major problem is fish dying. This is because the wrong set up to the aquarium. Most of the problem come from the water quality, too much fish food, chlorine water, not suitable environment and many more. From day to day, I will post more on how to take of fish.

My 55 Gallon Freshwater Fish Tank - River Fish

My 55 Gallon Freshwater Fish Tank - River Fish Video


Here is my 55 gallon freshwater fish tank aquarium. My tank aquarium houses 2 sebarau (Hampala macrolepidota ), a pair of parrots fish, 3 jelawat, catfish, 1 lampam mas, 2 lampam sungai, 2 lime fins, 2 red kelah, blue shark; 2 green kelah and kap (koi).

DIY 700gal aquarium design plans

I been watching his video for a while, and he seems to be one of the only ones on the internet that have what is basicly a how to build on large, large tanks. I love his tanks.

Fish Tank Open Bottom - How Does It Works?

The impression....

This is really incredible, and ingenious. Couple years back when i was like, 15. My dad built me an amazing tank, with clear tubes coming out of it and around my room. So the fish could swim through them, like the tubes in a hamster thing.



Some will say .....

Where does the air go in that top tank? How do you keep pressure balanced to get the air out? I tried this with a large acrylic cylinder, it was a wet mess. How do you keep sediments from collecting?

Just go through this video. You will appreciate.

This tank setup is easy to make. Just take a tallish tank and fill it brimming with water. Form a seal over the bottom part (with a sheet of plastic or rubber) Turn the tank upside down so the open part is facing the pond. Push it into the water, then take away the plastic. The water should stay in the tank. I like that little fountain decoration in the corner, it's very clever.

Setting Up A Large Tropical Freshwater Aquarium

I am just sharing what I found all about the aquariums on the internet. Hopefully it will give you more benefit.

"It looks to me to be about 150 gallons. It is important to note when they say "mature the tank using fishless cycling" they are most likely referring to running the setup without fish for a minimum of 2 weeks. 4 weeks would be better. It is so hard for a fishkeeper to resist introducting fish right away but the fish (and all that hard work) would be jeaporidized if the fish are introduced too soon."

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This video is a companion to an article published in Practical Fishkeeping. The article provides greater detail on setting up this aquarium.

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