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Tropical Fish Tanks


This article tells you about Tropical Fish Tanks. ‘Tropical’ – the word suggests something wild, exotic and colorful. Imagine having a replica of the mysterious aquatic world with deep blue, green and pinks hues right in your living room.

Tropical Fish Tanks

All those who keep or want to keep fishes as pets would surely be fascinated with the idea of going for the tropical fish tanks. It creates an artistic appeal for home making your living room look lively and colorful. Some of the most popular tropical fish are:

• Guppy
• Green swordtail
• Platy

While maintaining fish tanks is a favorite hobby with most of the people around the world, they are more attracted towards the tropical fish tanks because of the following factors:

• The tropical fishes are attractive and bright in color and belong to cold water fresh water fish group

• The tropical fishes are easy to maintain

• The maintenance cost is low as the fish food is not too expensive.

• The tropical fish tanks are mostly rectangular in shape.

• People can design their own tank and the ecosystems.

• One can learn about the biology of the fish and the ecosystem in which the fishes thrive.

• The tropical fishes can be left alone while you are not at home for a longer time.

Aspects of Tropical Fish Tanks:

• The tropical fishes live in warm water and so the ideal temperature of the water in the tropical fish tanks should revolve around 76 to 80 degrees Fahrenheit (24.5 to 26.7 degrees Celsius).

• The tropical marine (saltwater) fish are best when kept in a slightly warmer temperature i.e 80 to 82 degrees Fahrenheit (26.7 to 27.8 degrees Celsius).

• It is necessary to keep the tropical fish tanks clean by changing the water frequently.

• After changing the water, always remember to add a water condition. It helps by adding the necessary chemical levels to the tap water.

Proper care of Tropical fish tanks:

• The tropical fishes should be properly fed.

• The water in the tropical fish tank should be aerated and kept clean.

• The baby tropical fishes should be well maintained when the big fishes reproduce.

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