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Saltwater systems often require external filtration, but the multitude of options is at best confusing and at worst overwhelming to the beginning hobbyist..
In this second part of the sump-based filtration series, protein skimmers are discussed with recommendations made based on system size, efficiency and cost.
Sometimes getting nitrate readings to zero requires revisiting the saltwater aquarium's filtration system and the way it is cared for.
While somewhat more difficult than keeping a freshwater aquarium, a tropical marine aquarium is well within anyone's grasp if you follow some simple steps.
Understanding how aquarium filtration works on a saltwater fish tank makes choosing the right methods and equipment easier.
Power filters, mechanical filters and biological filters do a good job at keeping the water clean but they don't create sufficient water movement in the aquarium.
The concept of the sump may seem confusing at first, but sump-based filtration is the best filtration for a marine aquarium set-up.
Potentially harmful microorganisms exist in all saltwater systems. A UV sterilizer can help eliminate harmful bacteria, algae spores, and protozoa in a marine system.
Also known as the Humphead Cichlid or Malawi Dolphin, this fish is popular due to its bright blue coloring and ability to share an aquarium with other African cichlids.
Though never a pleasant chore, aquariums need regular maintenance. Water changes keep the fish happy, and prevent problems from arising in a fish tank.


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