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Learn how to set up & maintain freshwater and saltwater aquariums in this free how to video series, including cleaning, decorating, equipment, fish food and more.
There are 15 videos in this series:
Get your new aquarium going. Learn how to set up an 18 gallon eclipse freshwater aquarium in this free instructional video.
Aquarium operations and installations. Learn about the professional installation of a 180-gallon saltwater aquarium in this how-to video.
Get your new aquarium going. Learn how to set up a 90-gallon bow front aquarium in this free instructional how to video.
Aquarium operation and installation advice. Learn how to set up the 240-gallon saltwater captive reef aquarium in this free instructional video.
Start up your nitrogen cycle! Learn types of starter fish for a freshwater aquarium in this free instructional video clip.
Start up your nitrogen cycle! Learn how to choose types of starter fish for a saltwater aquarium in this free instructional video clip.
Keep your new aquarium clean! Learn how to clean and maintain saltwater & freshwater aquariums in this free instructional video clip.
Start up your nitrogen cycle and Ph levels! Learn how to clean and maintain saltwater & Freshwater aquariums in this free instructional video.
Uncover the truth about stingrays. Learn some misconceptions about saltwater fish, primarily the Stingray, in this free instructional video clip.
Feed the fish, not the tank. Learn about various types of fish food for use in saltwater and freshwater aquariums in this free instructional video clip.
Feed the fish, not the tank. Learn about various types of fish food for use in saltwater and freshwater aquariums in this free instructional video clip.
Aquarium filter advice. Learn about aquarium filter maintenance for saltwater & freshwater aquariums in this free instructional video.
Decorate your aquarium with purpose! Learn some tips on decorating a freshwater aquarium in this instructional free video.
Decorate your aquarium with purpose! Learn some tips on decorating a freshwater aquarium in this instructional free video.
Decorate your aquarium with purpose! Learn some tips on decorating a freshwater aquarium in this instructional free video.
An estimated 60,000 aquarium hobbyists keep freshwater and saltwater aquariums in their homes worldwide. It became a popular hobby in the 1850s when cast-iron framed glass aquariums were made available to the public. Aquarium keeping evolved from pond keeping in ancient Sumerian cultures and in 1665, the first recorded viewing of an aquarium occurred in London. Depending on what type of aquarium you choose to set up, you can choose from a variety of freshwater and saltwater fishes and plants. Aquarium keeping is a great hobby to get into because of the visual effect. It is said that watching an aquarium fish tank for thirty minutes can relax and calm the nerves.
In this series of expert videos, you will learn more about the hobby of aquarium keeping. Learn about the professional installation of a 180 gallon saltwater aquarium as well as a 90 gallon bow front aquarium or the smaller 18 gallon Eclipse freshwater aquarium. Get tips on starter fish for both fresh and saltwater environments. See the impressive set up of a 240 gallon saltwater captive reef aquarium. Get tips on types of fish food to use in your aquarium as well as tips on other decorations such as rocks, reefs, plants and floating figures. If you already have an aquarium but need tips for cleaning the glass and maintaining the working parts of your set-up, watch these videos! You will learn more about cleaning and maintenance from this aquarium expert.
Marc Grover Marc Grover is the co-owner of Underwater Depot. He and his business partner, Chris Bernie, have over 30 years of collective experience in the aquarium industry. They are experts in saltwater, freshwater and reef keeping techniques. Their store was originally called Ben's Tropical Fish, named after the first owner. Ben sold the store to one of his employees in the late 80s. The new owner remodeled the store and changed the name to Underwater Depot. He in turn sold the store to two of his managers in 1998.dkdk
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