Trickle filters are a specialised filtration system, used mainly on quite large aquaria, or to run more than one aquarium. Trickle filters are biological filters
Peckoltia sp. “Scribble/King Tiger” L66 photos
Crenicichla compressiceps “Dwarf Green Pike” photos
Q: One or several of my fish have a slimy covering on their skin in certain spots. IN FRESHWATER KOI PONDS, USING TOO MUCH SALT
“Mondo Grass” Scientific Name Common Name: Mondo Grass Approximate Size: 3 – 4 inches in height. pH Range: 5 – 9+ Temperature Range: 76
Aulonocara baenschi Wild Caught Male Aulonocara baenschi pictured. Females pictured below. Aulonocara baenschi “Nkhomo Reef” male and female pictured Aulonocara baenschi “Nkhomo Reef” females pictured.
Apistogramma agassizi photos Apistogramma agassizi “Double Red” Apistogramma agassizi
Why is filtration necessary? Why filter the water? The answer is quite obvious when one considers what happens in an aquarium. A fish is a living
Psuedotropheus greberi photos
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