Showing posts with label aquarium care. Show all posts
Showing posts with label aquarium care. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 17, 2012

EHEIM Quick Vac Pro Automatic Gravel Cleaner and Sludge Extractor

Automatic Gravel Cleaner & Sludge Extractor makes cleaning an aquarium as easy as pressing a button. Quick cleanings are done in a minute. Makes an ideal gift for the aquarium hobbyist. For use in aquariums of all shapes and sizes with a minimum depth of 12". Advanced suction power is specifically designed to pick up dirt particles, remove waste and extract sludge without excessively disturbing gravel or the biological balance of aquarium. Super-fine mesh cartridge traps even the smallest waste particles while letting water back into your aquarium (any residual cloudy water will clear up shortly after use). Detachable super-fine mesh cartridge easily snaps out for quick cleaning...

Features:

  • Easy to use - no buckets or hoses required
  • Extends intervals between water changes
  • Fully submersible up to 3 feet
  • Battery operated
  • Ideal for complete aquarium cleaning or quick spot maintenance


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Friday, January 13, 2012

How to Set Up A Marine Aquarium Like an Expert. The New Best Seller (Aquarium and Turtle Mastery)

NEW BEST SELLERAuthor and official aquarium nut, David Chipperfield has had nearly a decade of experience in the fine art of owning, planning and caring for marine aquariums but he was once in your position too - filled with the enthusiasm of wanting to own a salt water aquarium but not having the experience that leads to owning the vibrant, colorful aquarium that all aquarists dream about.This is book is written so that, even if you're a beginner, you can easily create a crystal clear, lively salt water aquarium filled with healthy fish and healthy coral. When we asked Chipperfield to summarise what aquarium owners would find in the book, he told us:"Sadly many marine aquarium owners give up on their dream after their fish become ill and die, their fish do not 'get along' together, one or more fish make a meal out of the rest of their tank or they make one of the other fatal (for the fish) mistakes that most aquarium owners fall prey to when they first buy their tank."It took me many ..