Adult
Aquaria
soon to be: The best place on the web for fish information!
Welcome to a new beginning!
This page will be under
constant construction and revision for quite awhile unfortunately.
It will take us time to make this place the great place
it will be in the future, so please, bear with us.
This is just a basic page
to build from, and also to hold a few links for quick reference.
Our goal is to create a friendly, helpful and informative
web site for all types of fish. At the moment we are a very young web
site, but have some excellent, experienced fish keepers who actually
*like* to help people with their problems. We have many cumulative years
of freshwater experience and also have some extremely helpful people for
salt water! I am sure as we grow we will gain even more experience into
specialized areas that we may be currently lacking, but don't be afraid
to ask even the tough questions as you might be surprised by the results! =)
If you are new here, Please visit our:
Forums
Forums (backup1 - hyper)
Chat
Species Profiles (dead atm)
Helpful Links (dead atm)
Disease Resources (dead atm)
The "Nitrogen Cycle"
In a nutshell, living things
produce waste. In a fish, these wastes are mostly ammonia. In your aquarium,
bacteria eats this ammonia and produces a waste called "nitrites". Another
bacteria in turn eats the "nitrites", and produces "nitrates". These
are either removed by water changes, or are eaten by plants and algaes.
Which in turn is consumed by the fish...........
learn more about it here ...........
Also, see our "Beginners
Faq"
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