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Saltwater Aquarium, Saltwater Aquarium Fish, Coral & Reefs


Saltwater Aquarium

Enjoyable Fish Tanks

A great way to enjoy aquatic fish and plants is with a saltwater aquarium. A fish tank creates housing for fish and aquatic plants inside a home or office. The water inside this type of tank is maintained with specialized minerals to enable the creatures to live safely. This is important for aquatic life that exists in a salty environment. The fish and plants will die when the chemical balance of the water is not regulated properly. In addition, the enclosure must have proper lighting, temperature control, filtering equipment and maintenance. Expert knowledge is required to make sure the tank is ready for aquatic plants and fish before they are introduced to the system.

Choosing Equipment

First, carefully choose a location for the saltwater aquarium. There are different shapes and sizes of tanks that will look fantastic in an office or home. The floor, table, stand or shelving must be sturdy while also being level for safe tank placement. The tank must be near electrical outlets, so that equipment can receive power. A fish tank will need adequate clearance away from a wall. This provides space for hoses, wires, backings, timers and power strips. Clean the tank with a specialized solution to remove all dust and debris that could harm the fish. A background device looks great on the back of the tank. Tanks, hoses, wiring, backgrounds and custom designs are available from professional aquatic dealers.

Setting Up the Saltwater Aquarium

Fish tank filters clean, circulate, and aerate the water while removing debris such as waste and algae. Live rock offers a beautiful addition to a fish tank while naturally filtering the water. There are also mechanical devices such as sump pumps that will assist with maintaining the fish tank’s water system. Contacting an expert about water filtering devices for the fish tank is imperative for the health of the aquatic life. A fish tank heater is also necessary to keep the water at an optimal temperature. The proper temperature of water will depend on the types of fish and plants chosen for the tank. Fish tank equipment must also continue working during extended power outages with the use of a backup system. Fish tank owners can purchase containers of treated water or sea salt mixture from expert aquatic life dealers. Before adding aquatic life, test the tank’s water to make sure all chlorine has been removed. The fish tank’s water must cycle through the filtering equipment for a few days before adding aquatic life to the saltwater aquarium.

Give us a call at 210.444.2782 to discuss your Saltwater Aquarium today or visit our website at www.aquatic-interiors.com
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