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How to Buy Aquarium Gravel
by a eHow Pets Editor 0 Comments
Aquarium gravel is important for many reasons. It not only highlights your fish in your own unique style, but the gravel also harbors bacteria that are beneficial to your aquarium. The type of gravel you choose depends largely on the type of fish and the type of aquarium you have. more »
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How to Make an Aquarium Vacuum
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Aquariums require constant maintenance and cleaning to ensure a healthy environment for the fish that live in them. Vacuuming the aquarium gravel to remove particulates, feces and other contaminants keeps the water and tank clean. To make a manual aquarium vacuum, follow these steps. more »
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How to Siphon an Aquarium
by Kevin D. Boehler 0 Comments
An important step in the process of cleaning aquariums is siphoning debris from the gravel on the bottom. Doing this can be messy, but is not difficult if you have an aquarium gravel vacuum. Gravel vacuums typically have a rigid plastic tube that is about 2 inches in diameter attached to a smaller flexible tube that is around ½ inch in diameter. The larger tube should be a bit shorter than the height of your tank, and the smaller tube should be 4 to 6 feet long so that it can easily reach a bucket on the floor. more »

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