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Aquarium Books
Whether you’re a beginner or experienced, there’s just so much information about the aquarium hobby, not to mention caring for particular species of fish, plants and organisms, that you’re always learning new things. Aquarium books are a great way to soak up knowledge, both common and esoteric, from the best minds in the world - like Julian Sprung or Takashi Amano. And let’s not forget the beautiful pictures! |
Plastic and Glass Fish Bowls
There’s a reason that bettas are popular fish – small, feisty, and easy to care for, these striking beauties can even be happy in a reasonable fish bowl! Betta bowls come in all sorts of shapes – some even function as lamps – to match any setting, from the bedroom to the board room. |
Genuine and Artificial Driftwood
You may know that some aquarium fish are herbivores – meaning they only eat plants – but did you know there are fish that even like to snack on wood? Driftwood not only looks beautiful in any freshwater aquarium, plecos like to nibble on it. Pre-soak yours to get it waterlogged - so it’ll stop floating! |
Aquarium Stands
You bought an aquarium not only because you like fish, but because you wanted something beautiful to look at. And you were right – there are few things you can showcase in a home that create such a mesmerizing display for family and friends. Frame your tank with a stylish, sturdy aquarium stand and it’ll look even more elegant, blending seamlessly with your décor for the ultimate in style. |
Aquariums and Fish Tanks
 Looking for a stimulating hobby that combines beauty, creative problem solving and a little basic science? Then look no further than the home aquarium – tanks are easier to find and maintain properly today than ever for the hobbyist, thanks to advances in technology and design that mean healthy, gorgeous fish & invertebrates can thrive anywhere in the world.
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Aquarium Pumps
The volume of water in a modestly sized aquarium is more than it looks – water is heavy and moving it evenly takes a lot of pressure. Smaller tanks can be well circulated by filters, but in larger or heavily populated tanks, an aquarium pump could be vital to healthy oxygenation and efficient filtration. Saltwater tanks particularly rely on aquarium pumps to recreate the intense water movement in the world’s oceans.
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Aquarium Hoods and Lighting
If your aquarium didn’t come with one, you’ll need to invest in a hood or canopy of some sort. Whether you choose one that matches your stand, or just go for something simple, an aquarium hood houses your lighting fixture, cuts down on water evaporation, and prevents energetic fishes from jumping to their accidental demise. Plus, your tank will just look nicer with a hood on it. |
Artificial Aquarium Coral
Many of us are drawn to the aquarium hobby because of dreams of one day owning a reef tank, the most advanced and breathtaking aquarium imaginable. When you get to that point, you’ll need to learn a little about aquarium coral propagation. You purchase or obtain corals as “frags” or fragments of larger organisms, which then must be correctly transplanted to a rock in your tank, and fragged itself when it grows too large! |
Eclipse Aquariums
Aquarium kits are a wonderful choice for beginning aquarists or people looking for an all-in-one solution. But you still want quality – otherwise you may be getting bundled filters and other accessories that will need to be replaced sooner than later. The Eclipse aquarium kit is a popular choice because it comes with Marineland’s Bio-Wheel filter, one of the best power filters on the market. |
Aquarium Castle Decorations
Of the aquarium decorations out there, some have become iconic of the hobby. Shipwrecks, treasure chests, skeletons – but none more beloved than the aquarium castle, which now comes in all sorts of stylings, from Asian-inspired to fairy tale to gothic stone monuments. Best of all, these cavernous ornaments usually feature enormous dungeons accessible to your fish, who will delight in their fancy new digs. |
