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4.2. Aquarium temperatures
The temperature of an aquarium is much less important than hobbyists give it credit for. Most tropical freshwater fish are quite comfortable at room temperature.
1.3. False marketing claims
There are many, many aquarium products marketed with misleading or simply false marketing claims. You can read more about it in this article!
1.1.14. Aquarium maintenance
Aquarium maintenance does not have to be very difficult. In this article, we show the basics for a stable aquarium.
1.2. Falsehoods and Myths
The aquarium hobby has many falsehoods and myths. In this article we provide a list of 150 falsehoods and links to explanations.
5. Ammonia, Nitrite, Nitrate and Chlorine
In the aquarium Ammonia, Nitrite, Nitrate, and Chlorine are considered very toxic. However, the toxic values are much higher than people often think.
3. Fish Food
Good fish food ensures healthy fish, it is important that it does not pollute the water!
4. Temperature, pH, KH and GH
The water values of the water in which fish swim is of course very important. But the water values such as Temperature, pH, KH and Gh are not nearly as important as people make it out to be.
2. Aquarium Cycling
There are many ways to cycle an aquarium. In this article, we explain the basics.
1.1.8. Stocking an aquarium
The number of fish and the size of the fish in an aquarium is called the “stocking” of an aquarium. Any beginner to the hobby should start with a few fish under three inches in size.
