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Aquarium Related Tips

1. You should keep plenty of water testing kits for your aquarium. Testing kits can measure the levels of harmful and beneficial chemicals in the aquarium. You will need these testing kits for the frequent water changes for your aquarium.


2. You need to have some healthy natural bacteria to process the wastes and chemicals in your aquarium. This will take around 4 weeks to grow naturally, but you can purchase products to speed up the process.


3. Make sure to keep a log on hand to update any changes in the aquarium. This will help you keep track of changes in your aquarium much more easily. Keep your aquarium log in a place where you wonít forget it.

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Blue Gularis Killifish

$29.70

Blue Gularis Killifish are originally from the rivers and streams of Africa. Blue Gularis Killifish have a 3 pronged tail fin and a spiked dorsal fin, they have teal blue markings along with rusty brown coloration up and down the length of their body. The Blue Gularis Killifish should be kept in an aquarium of at least 20 gallons to provide plenty of room for this fish to swim around in. The Blue Gularis Killifish is semi aggressive and should be kept in an aquarium with fish of the same temperament and around the same size of 5 inches. The Blue Gularis Killifish should be fed a meaty diet with foods such as brine shrimp, white worms, as they may possibly refuse flake and pellet food.

This product was added to our catalog on Thursday 12 July, 2007.
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