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Aquatic Revolution - Articles: Echinodorus Amazonicus - Amazon Sword
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Tuesday, May 27, 2008. Echinodorus Amazonicus - Amazon Sword. A large E. amazonicus. In the author's tank. A close-up of the leaf structure of the E. amazonicus. Notice the 3 main veins, and the numerous veins interconnecting them. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I'm a dedicated aquarist with a passion for keeping these aquatic creatures. View my complete profile. DIY Co2 Yeast Recipe.
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Aquatic Revolution - Articles: November 2008
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Friday, November 14, 2008. Success with Telmatochromis sp. 'Red Cheek'. Little aggression was witnessed between the pair, but I found the male to be very defensive and aggressive towards other fish in the tank. Once spawning was complete, the female tended to the eggs while the male guarded the territory similar to the activity I witnessed before. I have found this species to be quite enjoyable, and the colors not often seen at first glance are quite beautiful. This species is a wonderful, and recomm...
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Aquatic Revolution - Articles: The Nitrogen Cycle
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Saturday, August 16, 2008. Removing water on a regular basis and replacing it with new, clean water is an excellent way to keep the Nitrate from reaching toxic levels. Another method is to include live plants in your setup, whether they be directly in the main tank or in a sump/refugium. A medium to heavy planted tank shouldn't show a significant ( 5 ppm) Nitrate reading. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I'm a dedicated aquarist with a passion for keeping these aquatic creatures. DIY Co2 Yeast Recipe.
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Aquatic Revolution - Photos: July 2008
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Saturday, July 12, 2008. Trumpet coral and friends. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). I'm a dedicated aquarist with a passion for keeping these aquatic creatures. View my complete profile. Trumpet coral and friends.
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Aquatic Revolution - The meeki project
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Aquatic Revolution - The meeki project. Saturday, August 16, 2008. The T meeki are growing at a phenomonal rate and have now more than doubled in size. They are all eating with vigour and love everything that touches the surface of their tank. I thinned out the group by removing 3 of them. The tank was getting crowded with all 8 of them in there. No signs of pairing just yet. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I'm a dedicated aquarist with a passion for keeping these aquatic creatures.
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Aquatic Revolution - Invert Profiles: September 2008
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Aquatic Revolution - Invert Profiles. Anyone who has ever kept any kind of shrimp knows that they are real characters and can provide hours of entertainment. That's why Aquatic Revolution has dedicated an entire section to these wonderful little creatures along with the other invertebrates. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). I'm a dedicated aquarist with a passion for keeping these aquatic creatures. View my complete profile.
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Aquatic Revolution - Freshwater Fish Profiles: July 2008
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Here you can find a number of profiles on various freshwater fish. This section of the site is designed to provide the necessary information that hobbyist will need to know in order to keep their fish healthy and allow them to thrive. Check out the latest profiles:. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). I'm a dedicated aquarist with a passion for keeping these aquatic creatures. View my complete profile. Catfish and Bottom Feeders.
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Aquatic Revolution - Plant Profiles: September 2008
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Aquatic Revolution - Plant Profiles. Thursday, September 4, 2008. Echinodorus amazonicus - Amazon Sword. Can reach heights over 20 inches tall and can reach widths of similar proportions. The Amazon Sword is a rather undemanding plant, require not much more than a nutrient rich substrate and low to medium light. This sword prefers soft water with tropical temperatures ranging from 72 to 85 degrees F. As long as its requirements are met it can easily grow into a magnificant plant. Check out its Article.
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Aquatic Revolution - Damselfish Profiles: July 2008
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Amphiprion ocellaris - Ocellaris Clownfish. A pair can be kept in a 10 gallon given they are the only fish in the tank. Its not recommended to keep them in anything smaller than a 10 gallon. Groups of this species. Indo-Pacific Ocean, ranging from the Eastern Indian Ocean, to the Western Pacific. Going as far North as Japan. PH - 8.2/8.5. Temperature - 72/82 F (22/28 C). Specific Gravity - 1.021/1.028. Females reach a maximum size around 3.5 inches. Males are generally smaller. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Aquatic Revolution - Cichlid Profiles: July 2008
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Steatocranus casuarius - Buffalohead Cichlid. A relatively peaceful species, the Buffalohead cichlid is a suitable for a community tank containing fish of similar size and temperament. This species is very curious and intelligent, each fish having an amusing personality. Endemic to fast flowing rivers, S. casuarius prefers an aquarium with a plenty of current. The aquarium should also feature a a fair amount of rockwork. A 20 gallon tank would be a suitable size for a pair of these fish. A fairly easy an...
