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Aquarium Related Tips

1. You must always treat the water in the aquarium before attempting to place fish. If you fail to treat the water the fish can die from the condition of the water.


2. When adding plants to the aquarium, be sure to check the lighting needs. Try to find plants that will fit the pre-existing lighting conditions of your aquarium. You should avoid plants that require much more light than the fish in your aquarium.


3. It is good to budget out the cost of your aquarium. You should leave plenty of money to purchase quality filters, pumps, and heaters for your aquarium. Your big aquarium is going to do you no good if you do not have the proper equipment to keep it going.

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Balloon Molly

$9.15

Balloon Molies are originally from the rivers and streams by the Gulf of Mexico, to Florida, and up to North Carolina. Balloon Mollies grow to around 3 inches in length and should be kept in an aquarium of at least 30 gallons in size to provide plenty of swimming room for this fish. You should also make sure that your aquarium has plenty of plant and rock cover for your Balloon Molly to hide in and swim under. You should also make sure that you have a very good filtration system, as the Balloon Molly has a tendency to produce a lot of waste in your aquarium. Balloon Mollies are omnivores and should be fed plenty of Algae Wafers along with a lot of meaty foods.

This product was added to our catalog on Friday 13 July, 2007.
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