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Care of the Dwarf Puffer, by LilGreenPuffer
Dwarf PufferOther common names: Pea puffer, Malabar puffer, pygmy puffer.Scientific name: Carinotetraodon travancoricus.Physical description: 1” max. Rounded bodies, pale or olive green with dark spots.Lifespan: Varies. 3-8 years.
Category: Puffers in Focus | Added to library on: July 14th, 2010
Aquarium Microbes, Part 2: Other small critters, by Robert T. Ricketts
Aquarium Microbes Part 2: Other small critters In part 1, I talked about the bacteria that handle the nitrogenous wastes from the fish. Fine, ammonia is dangerous in tanks. But ammonia is just one waste product. What about all the other things?
Category: Water & Filtration | Added to library on: March 22nd, 2010
Aquarium Microbes, Part 1: Nitrification, by Robert T. Ricketts
Aquarium Microbes Part 1: Nitrification What do you keep in your tanks? A big school of Tetras? A pair of Cichlids? A few billion bacteria? Don’t gag. The “bugs” are the most numerous things in our tanks and are ultimately responsible for our success if we are to keep our fish alive [...]
Category: Water & Filtration | Added to library on: March 22nd, 2010Links will open in a new window.
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