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• Neocaridina heteropoda
  ...l inverts are very sensitive to ELEMENTAL [[copper]]. Copper compounds, in low amounts do not hurt them. So the copper sulphate found in almost every fish
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• Hymenochirus boettgeri
  ...ks of frozen [[Foods::Bloodworm]] (though only once or twice a week as its low in nutrients), [[Foods::Brine Shrimp]], small [[Earthworms]] or [[Foods::Wh ...ain food source. This is a very bad idea for a DAF, as this food source is low in protein, and lacks many essential amino acids the frog requires to live.
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• GloFish
  ...ack light in a partially-lit room). Generally, the best lighting for both low-light and well-lit environments is actinic (blue wavelength) lighting. Blu
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• Labidochromis caeruleus
  :Generally mildy aggressive in an African Cichlid set up, with low potential for territoriality. Adult Yellow Labs may exhibit dominance-relat
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• The Salt of the Earth
  ...yes, the water would read low in GH, but a lab reading of sodium would be low as well, where ion exchange resins lower GH by markedly increasing sodium. ...Carbonates are also removed or reduced by [[RO]] or [[DI]]. Excessively low KH (<3-4) is a hazard, as the tank has no other process for neutralization
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• Caridina multidentata
  ...aquariums. Slightly soft (GH 6-10dh) water is preferred (if the GH is too low they can't make their [[carapace]]). They are extremely sensitive to [[ammo
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• Plant Profile
  :What quantity of light is nessary for this plant? (Low/Medium/High/1.0-7.0 [[wpg]]) |light_needs = Low/Medium/High/1.0-7.0 wpg
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• Coral Profile
  :Approximate Lighting needs (Low/Medium/High/1.0-7.0 wpg) :Recommended Placement (Foreground/Midground/Background/high/low)
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• Anubias barteri var. barteri
  |light_needs = low
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• Beaufortia kweichowensis
  :'''Absolutely''' requires very fast current and high oxygen levels at low aquarium temperatures {{C|18|24}}. This isn't considered a fragile fish be :A flat bellied fish with very low profile, the Hillstream loach's body type is clearly built for fast water.
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• Arapaima gigas
  .... In the wild they inhabit floodplains in the Amazon, where the waters are low on oxygen, and gulp air from the surface, quite loudly that can be heard fr
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• Bloodworm
  *Not recommended as a single source of food due to its very low protein levels. With some low quality frozen bloodworm the suppliers will add in their ingredient list ex
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• Paracheirodon innesi
  ...ave a wide range of preferred temperatures from 70-82 degrees. They have a low bioload, but a school should be kept in a minimum 10 gallon aquarium, with
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• Taxiphyllum barbeiri
  |light_needs = low *[https://tankaddict.com/java-moss-care Java Moss: Amazing Low Light Beginner Plant]
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• Riccia fluitans
  |light_needs = Low
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• Sagittaria subulata
  ...leaves are quite spaced out. It does well in a wide variety of light from low to high. ...well for all ranges of aquaria person. It will grow slowly and steadily in low light and does not require {{CO2}} injection, but it wouldn't mind it eithe
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• Aegagropila linnaeii
  |light_needs = low *Avoid strong direct sunlight as Marimo requires low lighting
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• Anubias barteri var. nana
  |light_needs = low
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• Breeding Mikrogeophagus ramirezi
  ...ater is clean. One website recommends the use of hydrogen peroxide in the low dose and repeated every 12 hours. The good water quality can help, but goo
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• Hemigrammus erythrozonus
  ...e all [[:Category:Tetras|Tetras]] will disperse when relaxed. Tend to keep low to mid-water in the aquarium.
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• Osteoglossum bicirrhosum
  ...level of care given to them, harbour many unwanted pathogens, and are very low in nutritional value. Secondly, teaching an Arowana to eat other fish will ...e "Water monkeys". Arowanas have been rumoured to capture prey as large as low flying bats and small birds. All species are large, and the [[Arapaima]] is
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• Carassius auratus
  ...ed a balanced diet that includes fresh foods. Select fresh foods that are low in starches and sugars, e.g. shrimp, oysters, crab, clams for protein and v ...oldfish have a distorted digestive system, so thus they need food which is low in protein, starch and sugar as they get older. Constipation is a real conc
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• Trichogaster lalius
  ...ve a special organ that allows them to breathe air. So they can survive in low oxygenated water. If they are not allowed access to the air then they drown
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• Pangio kuhlii
  ...burrow in, such as sand or gravel, caves, crevices in driftwood, or dense, low-lying plant cover.
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• General Hardness
  If you live in an area with low GH water you may need to add chemicals to increase the GH level to a level
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• KH
  ==Low KH== *In tanks with a low KH value, say under {{d|2|3}}, pH crash is more likely.
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• Dissolved oxygen
  * A level of 4&nbsp;mg/L is considered low and getting potentially deadly.
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• Salt
  ...tains low levels of cyanide. But it is believed to be harmless in the very low levels used in freshwater aquariums for treatment use.<ref>[http://www.prac
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• PH
  ...is the [[Neon Tetra]]. In the wild this fish lives in Amazon water with a low pH of about 5. But due to extensive captive breeding the animal has adapted ...e eggs and sperm literally rupture and die. So breeders place this fish in low pH water in order to breed them.
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• Ammonia
  * Free ammonia is highly toxic to aquatic life. It kills in aquariums at very low amounts. Any level above 0.02&nbsp;mg/l (ppm) is considered harmful. ...ish, amphibians, invertebrates etc. vary enormously on their tolerances of low levels of ammonia and the issue is made further complicated as young are fa
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• Detritus
  Usually detritus will accumulate in low water flow areas, sumps, edges of rocks, ornaments, etc.
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• Brackish
  ...t levels (the [[specific gravity]], or S.G.). Typically brackish water has low-end salinity, with a S.G. of 1.001-1.015. Typically this is 1 [[tsp]] of [[
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• Microsorum pteropus
  |light_needs = Low
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• Distilled water
  *Pure water if supplied sealed may be low in saturated oxygen. *To hatch out [http://mytriops.com/ Triops] creatures that only hatch out in low [[GH]] water.
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• Tanichthys albonubes
  ...) over a wide range of temperatures and water parameters, coupled with its low price, mean that this is an excellent choice for a novice fish keeper.
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• Freshwater algae
  ...oes remove [[nitrogen]] from the water and is often seen in aquariums with low [[nitrates]]. Believed to consume [[phosphate]] amongst other minerals, so ::Ammonia in low levels is a desirable food for [[microphytes]] and [[macrophytes]] and alga
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• Elodea densa
  |light_needs = LOw :Recommended low light, fast growing plant. Can be floated or planted. If floated it makes a
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• Fungus
  ...d for marine Exophiala, Ichthyophonus) in an aquarium is primary a sign of low quality aquarium conditions by the owner. It appears as fluffy white<sup>*<
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• Nitrite
  ...system, liver, spleen, and kidneys of fish and other aquatic animals. Even low concentrations of ''0.5mg/l'' over extended periods can cause long term dam ...Species vary in their tolerance. If you can measure it, it's harmful as at low levels it damages internal organs.
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• Nitrate
  ...ge of growth. With mortality of eggs and very young fry being sensitive to low levels (~20&nbsp;mg/l) of nitrate.<ref name="salmonid">[http://www.springer
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• Caridina gracilirostris
  ...aquariums. Slightly soft (GH 6-10dh) water is preferred (if the GH is too low they can't make their [[carapace]]). They are extremely sensitive to [[ammo
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• Sphaerichthys vaillanti
  ...r kept low or shaded by floating plants. Temperatures are best kept in the low 80's fahrenheit; lower temperatures may result in the males dying while hol
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• Anabantoid
  By having this organ the fish can survive in very poor quality water that is low in oxygen.
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• OATA
  *They provide a worldwide low cost [http://www.ornamentalfish.org/education/homestudy/courses.php Home St
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• Chloramine
  '''Chloramine''' (NH2Cl) is commonly used in low concentrations as a disinfectant in municipal water systems (your tap water
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• Disease Symptoms
  ==Water Quality Low== ...of [[ammonia]], [[nitrite]] or even [[nitrate]] to rise beyond their usual low limits will cause damage to the aquatic animal. Reduce these levels by perf
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• Amplexidiscus fenestrafer
  ...fish and with a sandy substrate and large rocks. Medium light levels with low current is preferred.
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• Apistogramma agassizii
  ...re a must. Like all Apistos, they are sensitive to toxins, medications and low oxygen levels as.
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• Pterophyllum altum
  ...l as it is long, this must be taken into account when housing this fish. A low bioload is recommended and as high as a D.O. level as can be provided. pH s
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• Scleropages formosus
  ...e "Water monkeys". Arowanas have been rumoured to capture prey as large as low flying bats and small birds. All species are large, and the [[Arapaima]] is
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• Paracyprichromis nigripinnis
  ...abit the upper layer of the aquarium, so bottom- and rock inhabitants with low or mediocre aggression are a good choice as tankmates.
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• Bowls
  ...se planting. However, any living organisms in these set ups are best being low waste producers as it is a very delicate balance. Goldfish do not fall into
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• Apistogramma borellii
  ...r Apistogramma species but still prefer somewhat soft water and reasonably low nutrient levels; while they can technically be kept as a pair in a 10 gallo
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• Salmo trutta
  ...iour, be mindful. This behaviour can sometimes be an early indicator of a low dissolved oxygen level as these fish are seeking to maximize the flow of wa
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• Sphaerichthys osphromenoides
  ...They appreciate the same water conditions as Discus with soft water and a low pH with a high temperature.
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• Chitala chitala
  ...he typical [[:Category:Knifefish|Knifefish]] shape, a high humped back and low-set head with the anal and caudal fins joining each other in an eel-like fa
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• Melanochromis johannii
  ...ething low protein like New Life Balance is good. Emerald Entree is a good low protein frozen food. They love fresh vegetables, weigh them down with somet
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• Betta coccina
  ...because of this the water is tea-coloured and the pH of the water is very low. These ponds are also cooler in temperature than what you'd find wild ''[[B
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• Salarias fluvatillis
  ...anks with rounded rock substrate, and hiding places in caves. Can tolerate low level [[brackish]] conditions.
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• Tatia gyrina
  ...minimal light. This fish inhabits water with low pH, low conductivity and low level of dissolved oxygen.
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• Heterandria formosa
  ...as to Florida, where it tends to be found in areas of dense vegetation and low water current. They can sometimes be found in brackish water, like many liv :Prefers a heavily planted tank with low current, but can also be kept in a lightly brackish setup as long as cover
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• Umbra pygmea
  :Dense planted tank, low pH, can tolerate very low pH, but adapts to a wide range. Soft water. Seems to move throughout water
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• Pseudotropheus socolofi
  :Average Mbuna diet, grazes on algae, low-protein foods, frozen foods at most 2 times a week.
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• Elassoma evergladei
  ...and are quite flexible with water parameters. Flow is best kept relatively low, and air powered filters are recommended if fry production is desired. The
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• Tateurndina ocellicauda
  ...to similarly sized tank-mates that prefer the mid to upper tank levels and low water movement such as ''[[Pseudomugil gertrudae]]''. More active species *'''Water Quality''' – ''T. ocellicauda'' require clean water, and have low tolerance for [[nitrate]] pollution. Mature filters and weekly water chang
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• Dichotomyctere ocellatus
  ...(saltwater) or freshwater environments after acclimatisation, but prefers low-end brackish conditions.
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• Crinum thaianum
  ...enough light. It is not usually eaten by herbivorous fish and can tolerate low end brackish conditions. Plants that are thriving form a number of small bu
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• Symphysodon aequifasciatus
  ...kept in check and stable. They must have a low [[pH]] and soft water with low levels (<20mg/l) of [[nitrate]]. Many keepers accomplish this through peat
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• Acantopsis choirorhynchos
  ...Although this is generally a freshwater fish, it can be acclimated to a low salinity tank (SG less than 1.005).
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• Parosphromenus deissneri
  ...hes and leaves. In the aquarium, the water must have low TDS, very low PH, low or even negligible hardness, and tannins in order to keep this fish success
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• Ceratopteris thalictroides
  ...plant is a fast-growing stem plant suitable for beginners. It can grow in low to high lighting and is good at consuming excess nutrients in the water to
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• Trichogaster microlepis
  :Water with a neutral pH, with the temperature being in the low 80's is ideal. The male will build a bubble nest, often with vegitation, a
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• Apistogramma nijsseni
  ...a pH of 5.5, at higher pH's eggs are unlikely to hatch and there will be a low survival rate. It is said that warmer temperatures over {{C|26}} will give
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• Macropodus opercularis
  :The Paradise Fish originates in Asia and is found almost anywhere with low current, such as rice paddies or calm pools on the side of flowing streams.
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• Erpetoichthys calabaricus
  ...ng and hiding places in [[bogwood]]. Excellent filtration is essential and low-end brackish conditions can prove beneficial to the Reedfish's long-term he
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• Scatophagus argus
  ...an live in marine water. When they are young they will tolerate relatively low salinity, this salinity needs to increase as they mature. Their tank should
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• Monodactylus sebae
  :Is a brackish fish, but is much more tolerable of low salinities in comparison to other ''Monodactylus'' species. If kept in brac
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• Parambassis wolffii
  ...age this fish to be more active and display its best colours. Can tolerate low-end brackish conditions.
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• Platystomatichthys sturio
  ...tank with immaculate water conditions. Must be kept in a mature tank with low nitrate levels. Needs a tank wide enough for it to stretch out its long [[b
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• Mastacembelus armatus
  ...te but they may be uprooted. Hiding places must be provided. Will tolerate low-end brackish conditions.
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• Uaru amphiacanthoides
  ...and blunt and rounded in the female. They will lay eggs on a flat stone in low illuminated places in the tank.
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• Zucchini
  The Zucchini vegetable is low in calories (approximately 15 food calories per 100g fresh Zucchini) but co
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• Melafix
  It only works against low levels of certain types of bacteria and fungi (not necessarily all gram neg To prevent low oxygen increase aeration during use. If you notice your fish gasping at the
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• Pimafix
  ...ef>. It also kills Ae. aegypti and Cx. pipiens pallens (mosquito) larva in low concentrations<ref>[http://cat.inist.fr/?aModele=afficheN&cpsidt=17936095 L
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• Lead
  ...ll slowly react with water with a pH of less than 7 but it simply releases low quantities of hydrogen into the water which quickly floats out of the water
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• Heximita
  This protozoa is usually constantly living in the average aquarium fish at low levels and causes no harm until the fish's health is compromised.
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• Apistogramma hongsloi
  ...re a must. Like all Apistos, they are sensitive to toxins, medications and low oxygen levels.
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• Water conditioners
  ...people have their tap water coming from a local well which possibly has a low level of iron, copper, or zinc in it. This may be safe for people to drink, Common salt is sometimes added in low amounts to a tank to reduce stress on an aquatic animal moving from one wat
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• Heaters
  ...heap models are often build with a low accuracy and a 25W heater may be as low as ~22W. ...me, in the middle of the night during a cold spell. Your room may fall as low as {{C|12}} if you turn off the heat at night. Thus a 75W will not be enoug
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• Plant nutrients
  *See [[PMDD#Links|PMDD]] for a list of low cost fertiliser suppliers.
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• Fishless cycling
  *Extreme low PH will slow or stall the bacteria growth. When nitrate is produced, it wi
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• Tilapia fillets
  It is high in protein, low in sodium and low in fat.
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• Beginning Fishkeeping
  ...hat makes for a good tank? Usually the cheapest ones surprisingly. A long, low, rectangle shaped tank is still the best shape. It's sturdy and doesn't cos The bacteria are initially very low in number and so can't do much to begin with but as it eats the ammonia, th
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• Beginning Fishkeeping-Introduction
  ...rchase fish may infect your other fish with catastrophic results. Buying a low cost fish is also not much of a bargain if it dies less than a month later.
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• Beginner FAQ-Equipment
  ...unately, the two purposes conflict somewhat. In a fish-only tank, a single low-wattage fluorescent bulb suffices and does a good job of showing a fish's t
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• Beginning Fishkeeping-Preparing Your Water
  ....3 ppm kill most fish fairly rapidly. To prevent stress, concentrations as low as 0.003 ppm may be required. Fortunately, chlorine can easily be removed f ...on in your tap water. Fortunately, tap water concentrations are relatively low (1 or 2 ppm); you are more likely to have a much higher concentration of ni
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• Beginning Fishkeeping-Cycling Your Tank
  ...of water per fish is extremely high, and waste products become diluted to low concentrations. In aquariums, however, it can take as little as a few hours
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• Beginning Fishkeeping-Practical Freshwater Chemistry
  ...t tap water contains an assortment of nutrients and trace elements in very low concentrations. The presence (or absence) of trace elements can be importan
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• Beginning Fishkeeping-Which Test Kits are Important
  ...0.01-0.02 ppm, fish will be stressed. Common test kits don't register such low concentrations. Thus, test kits should NEVER detect ammonia in an establish ...with soft water need to ensure the KH is kept reasonable high (> 4dH) as a low KH will cause sudden shifting pH at night which leads to the fish dying of
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• Beginning Fishkeeping-Fish Stress
  ...g degrees of toxicity and are stressful at all levels. Ammonia is toxic in low concentrations and severely stresses fish under ANY concentration. Conseque Fish need oxygen, and some fish are more tolerant of low-oxygen water than others. Water with insufficient oxygen stresses fish. Not
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• Filtration FAQ
  .... Carbons low in ash also help reduce the chance of undesirable pH shifts. Low ash carbons typically have lower phosphate leaching levels too.
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• Hydrogen peroxide
  ...ful and highly toxic chemical it can have a use in the aquarium if used in low dosages and with great care. Alternatively drip liquid H2O2 into the tank in very low concentrations. Typically 0.05 times your tank volume in litres assuming 3%
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• Dissimilation
  That is heterotroph bacteria live in low ([[DO]] <2.0 ppm) to no oxygen enviroment and will actively convert [[nitro
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• Heterotroph
  ...ve aerobic|Definition on Wikipedia]]</ref> (they can switch mode from zero-low to high levels of [[oxygen]]). ...onvert nitrites into nitrates. But only in zero levels of oxygen). Also in low-zero levels of oxygen they actively convert [[nitrogen]] waste back into ni
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• Bacteria bottles, do they work?
  ...wthread.php?t=2204&highlight=Stability Seachem forum where they talk about low pH/GH and Stability]</ref>
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• Temperature Diseases
  ==Low Temperature== ...mal becomes lethargic and stops moving, it may rest on the bottom. At very low temperatures brain and body functions will slow until the animal slips into
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• Metal poisoning
  ...rtebrates (Freshwater)|invertebrates]] usually die in the presence of even low levels of [[copper]].
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• Ancistrus sp.
  :Will feed on [[algae]] constantly. If tank is low on [[algae]], feed extra [[algae tablets]] or other par-boiled vegetables a
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• Euphyllia glabrescens
  ...high currents pointed directly at it, but will not survive in a tank with low flow either. This coral benefits from the addition of calcium, strontium, a
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• Hygrophila polysperma
  |light_needs = low
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• Life Span
  ...kept in water with no [[ammonia]] or [[nitrite]]. Keep [[nitrate]] levels low. *Ensure low stress. A constantly alarmed animal has a short life. Provide a covered bac
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• How to make tap water safe for fish
  ...nough oxygen into their tissues. These symptoms can easily be mistaken for low [[oxygen]] problems, gill parasites or some other sort of gill disease, whe ...ium, be it a tropical system or a goldfish tank. Even when present at very low levels, these chemicals may affect our fish in various ways - causing breat
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• Caridina cf. cantonensis
  ...nges with R/O water. These shrimp prefer lower water temperatures around a low {{F|70}}. Temperatures about {{F|76}} stress them out and they won't breed
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• Branchiomyces
  ...h suffering from an environmental stress, such as low [[pH]] (5.8 to 6.5), low dissolved oxygen, or a high algal bloom. ''Branchiomyces sp.'' grow at tem
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• Lobophyllia hemprichii
  :Very hardy coral. Moderate to low light (100 to 250PAR.) Moderate to low flow. Likes to be placed on the sand bed.
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• Finrot
  '''Finrot''' is a common bacterial [[disease]] of fish kept in low quality water conditions.
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• PH Shock
  ...supply of CO₂ changes and the [[KH]] level in the water is too low (typically less than 4dKH (~70ppm)) so causing large pH changes. Usually th ...a good test kit, strip based kits are often inaccurate at measuring KH at low KH levels. If the KH is less than 4d then add small amounts of [[potassium
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• Cherax quadricarinatus
  ...l and subtropical bioregions, they can tolerate a broad temperature range, low dissolved oxygen concentrations and crowded conditions. Plenty of cover sho
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• Megalechis thoracata
  :Not fussy about tank set up, originates from small ponds that are low in oxygen and have little current, but this fish is flexible towards it's e
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• Beginning Fishkeeping-Choosing your first Fish
  ...p under {{C|18}} as most tropical fish will start to die when it gets this low. Though goldfish can survive {{C|9-10}}.
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• Metal Halide Lamp
  Metal halide lamps are gas-discharge lamps having a low-pressure gas and metal halides inside. The light is generated by glowing ga
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• Euthanasia
  ...pecies of fish (surface breathers) and amphibians can survive in extremely low oxygen environments so the use of [[CO2]] may not be a quick method for ana
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• Old Tank Syndrome
  ...changing pH swings overnight and die within a short time if the ammonia or low KH was not noticed and corrected for. When the water runs out of buffering ([[KH]] levels are low (< 4 dKH) ) the pH swings rapidly during the night or day and can crash sud
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• Hemianthus callitrichoides
  :Dwarf Baby Tears forms low pads (3-6 cm) and thus, it is quite different from ''[[Hemianthus micranthe
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• Blackwater
  ...r clear water, the pH for instance is often significantly lower, can go as low 3. Fish from these areas occasionally can be brought to live in regular tap
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• Ceratophyllum demersum
  ...in their content, and mostly shaded. This makes them excellent choices for low light intensity tanks. Commonly found in plant communities that include spe
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• Drop Eye
  ...[Goldfish]]. That said, having heeded all the common advice - ie fed only (low fat) floating foods, over a gravelled tank bottom, with no distracting tank
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• Ambystoma mexicanum
  ...axolotls dislike strong lighting. It is best to keep low-light plants with low-light bulbs and structure plants and hides so as to provide cover and an es ...use external gills to shrink and wither. If the aquatic environment is too low in oxygen, the axolotl will rise to the surface to take a short breath, the
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• Cyprinus carpio carpio
  ...when water temperature drops below {{f|55}} as the temperature will be too low, and koi, being cold-blooded (ectothermic) creatures, will become sluggish
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• Hypancistrus sp "L260"
  ...a sandy substrate with plenty of caves and low light. It can be kept with low light plants as it will not eat them. It is sensitive to water quality so s
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• Peckoltia vittata
  ...hewing and feeding, a substrate consisting of medium to large sized rocks, low levels of lighting and plenty of hiding spaces, and should also include ple
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• Steatocranus irvinei
  ...boulders and secure caves. They do best in soft acidic water with a medium-low current but can live in harder alkaline water.
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• Tubifex
  Commercially processed Tubifex should be safe. But be wary of low cost or old stock.
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• Stocking a 10 Gallon Tank
  ...keted as "coldwater", it is in fact sub-tropical and will happily tolerate low-end tropical temperatures, and will benefit from the stability of a heated ...ng to keep, but make an interesting talking point. They need exceptionally low pH (4.0-6.5) and therefore is best in a species tank with view to encouragi
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• Cryptocoryne wendtii
  |light_needs = Low
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• Blastomussa merletti
  :This coral is hardy but does best in an established tank. It prefers a low water current and a medium light level, so does best in the middle regions
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• Caulastrea furcata
  ...rdy to a variety of light levels. With metal halides keep them in a mid to low position, any other lighting should be mid to high. Water movement should b
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• Barbonymus altus
  ...oes best in a large aquarium with plenty of filtration and water movement. Low oxygen levels will kill this fish before any other fish have a problem. It
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• Acanthastrea echinata
  |light_needs = Low |water_flow = Low
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• Costiasis
  ...200X minimum magnification to spot Costia. Preferably 400X if infection is low.
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• Air Pump
  ...crashes at night due to the build up of carbon dioxide from live plants or low [[KH]] levels.
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• Megalechis picta
  :Not fussy about tank set up, originates from small ponds that are low in oxygen and have little current, but this fish is flexible towards it's e
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• Feeding Regime
  ...o.uk/content.php?sid=282 PFK publishes news article] about how the use of low phosphorus diets is bad for fish, May 14, 2004, Matt Clarke</ref><ref>[[PFK
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• DIY Plumbing 101
  ...Your skimmer needs to be high enough in the water to operate properly, and low enough it will still fit in the stand. The water level itself can be adjust
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• Pseudotropheus acei
  ...on loose algae from rocks. They should be given a vegetarian diet that is low in protein. Algae wafers, algae flakes and blanched zucchini are all accept
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• Turtles: General care sheet
  Meat (such as pork and beef) is a very poor food as it is low in calcium, vitamins and fibre, and will lead to disease so should not be g
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• Tetra Test 6in1
  ...he NO3 or NO2 squares turn yellow when dipped into water. These read false low levels of nitrate or nitrite when old. You can't trust them. See above for
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• Trigonostigma espei
  ...and hiding spaces, dark substrates to encourage best colouration, and with low to moderate water current.
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• Test strips
  *Low levels can be difficult to read in poor light
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• TDS
  ...used to indicate a water change is required even if [[Nitrate]] levels are low.
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• Nitrite Poisoning
  ...zero. Different species of animals have different tolerance levels. Even low concentrations of ''0.5mg/l'' over extended periods can cause long term dam
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• Vitamin B12
  Poor appetite, poor growth, lethargic, low red blood cell count ([[Wikipedia:anaemia|anamia]]) and dark pigmentation
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• Breeding Hemigrammus erythrozonus
  ...ic to the fry. Although large quantities of fry will incubate in waters of low hardness, most of the fry may soon contract non-infectious, constitutional
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• Phosphate
  *In salt water tanks the need to remove phosphate to a low level is very important to ensure the health of corals and to prevent unwan
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• Venturi
  ...s the pressure in the narrow section to exhibit lower pressure. Into this low pressure zone whatever desired gasses or liquids are introduced.
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• Competitive Exclusion
  ...usion is a term used in aquariums to keep [[pathogenic]] (bad) bacteria in low levels in an aquarium or pond. ...pon billions of bacteria in it which keeps pathogenic bacteria levels very low.
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• Starphire glass
  ...ark product of [http://corporateportal.ppg.com/ppg/ PPG Industries]. It is low Lead glass which means it isn't tinted slightly green.
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• Considerations in Fishless Cycling
  ===Low-alkalinity or low-KH water=== ...[[alkalinity]], a.k.a. carbonate hardness. None of the early testers had low KH water, so we did not see the results of extended fishless cycling on suc
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• Osmotic pressure
  *Low or zero levels of salt are occasional used to kill off external parasites.
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• Poor water quality
  *Metals (low levels are essential for life. But high levels are toxic)
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• BioLoad
  ...rst sign of a high bioload is that the level of oxygen in the water is too low to adequately support active animals in the tank. The animals keep near to
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• Ricordea florida
  :Does best on the bottom. Low light low flow species. Found on the reef in the Caribbean waters around Southern Fl
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• Cyano Bacteria (Red Slime)
  * low iron may allow it out-compete macroalgaes <ref>[http://www.advancedaquarist ...turn it to nitrite and then to nitrate. If the lamps in your fixture are low quality or are getting older try replacing them with a more blue lamp. Try
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• Acanthastrea lordhowensis
  |water_flow = Low :Moderate light and low flow. Will die easily if stung by other more agressive corals.
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• Nemenzophyllia
  :Sandbed, Low, Middle of tank.
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• Image copyright tags/Non-free
  *{{tl|Non-free 2D art}}—for low resolution images of two dimensional works of art under copyright.
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• Plant Profile1
  |light_needs = Low/Medium/High/1.0-7.0 wpg
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• Cynarina
  :Very hardy coral. Moderate to low light (100 to 250PAR.) Moderate to low flow. Likes to be placed on the sandbed.
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• Inch per Gallon Rule
  ...{{in|2}} and under, such as [[Neon Tetra]]s, these fish have low mass and low waste so will not have a huge impact on bioload. It could also '''only''' b
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• Nymphoides aquatica
  ...ple below in high light, and light green to yellow both below and above in low light conditions. It bears small white five-petalled flowers that arise fro
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• Elodea canadensis
  |light_needs = Low-Medium (1.5-2.0 wpg)
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• Neocaridina cf. zhangjiajiensis
  ...ng on the temperature. There will be no breeding if the temperature is too low (under {{c|15}}.
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• Chlamydogobius eremius
  ...f temperature ({{C|5|41}}), salinity (0-60 p.p.t.), pH (6.8-11.0) and very low dissolved oxygen level.
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• Aquarium Microbes: Part 1: Nitrification
  ...oduct. We know that ammonia can kill fish at what seems to us to be fairly low concentrations. This pair of articles is aimed not at details of bacterial ...on (PPM or ppm), 1&nbsp;mg/l = 1 ppm for our purposes. Ammonia is toxic as low as 0.25 ppm as other than very short-term exposures. Between 0.5 and 1.0 pp
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• Najas guadalupensis
  |light_needs = low
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• Nitrate respiration
  ...s that use this feature of anaerobic bacteria to reduce nitrate to zero or low levels.
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• Enchytraeus albidus
  ...rature, moisture of soil and check food is always present. Too high or too low moisture will reduce reproduction. Read links below for more detail.
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• Copper sulphate
  ...disadvantage of copper sulphate is that it is extremely toxic in water of low alkalinity ([[KH]]). NEVER use copper sulphate without testing the total al
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• Rineloricaria sp.
  ...a, it is primarily a sand-sifting invertebrate feeder, thus, high protein, low fat foods are recommended.
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• Trichodina
  *[[Salt]] at 3% for emergency short term treatment. Low levels are often no use as this parasite is becoming resistant to salt.
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• ULNS
  '''ULNS''' is an acronym for Ultra Low Nutrient System. ...nutrients, chemicals and bacteria to keep corals natural toxics at a ultra low level..
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• Hyphessobrycon axelrodi
  :In the wild this fish inhabits clear to slightly turbid standing water at low elevations and along the edges of swamps. Occurs frequently in [[brackish]]
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• Marine Aquarium Lighting
  *Soft Coral... Low. 100 to 200 PAR *[[LPS]]... Low to moderate. 100 to 300 PAR
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• Anoplocapros lenticularis
  ...keep. They are sub-tropical fish and will suffer and not last long at even low tropical temperatures. It is said they are difficult to keep at over {{F|61
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• The Art of Fishless Cycling
  ...[nitrifying bacteria]]) will be naturally on the sponge (but in very, very low numbers) we must encourage it to grow in size on the sponge, eating the amm The surface area of your typical gravel pebble is low and will therefore not harbour much nitrifying bacteria and if you add blac
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• Black Brush Algae
  Usually grows on plants that have low light requirements but are receiving high light.
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• Pseudostegophilus nemurus
  :A very elongated shark-like small fish with a blunt rounded snout. It has a low underslung mouth and a series of bluish saddles along the body.
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• Coldwater Aquariums
  ...your first tank, I strongly suggest buying a heater and either setting it low for sub-tropical fish, or going the whole hog and going tropical. For fish ...h malnutrition! They also require good oxygenation. Poor water quality and low oxygen in a pond, especially in the summer, will kill them. These are stunn
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• Aponogeton longiplumulosus
  ...of water chemistries. Does best with a good light source, not suitable for low-light tanks.
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• Anubias barteri var. angustifolia
  |light_needs = low
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• Crinum calamistratum
  ...''Crinium''. It is not usually eaten by herbivorous fish and can tolerate low end brackish conditions. Plants that are thriving form a number of small bu
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• Spirodela polyrhiza
  |light_needs = low ...well for all ranges of aquaria person. It will grow slowly and steadily in low light and does not require CO2 injection.
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• Cyprinodontiformes
  ...ral; first pleural rib on second vertebrae rather than third; primitively, low-set pectoral girdle with a scalelike postcleithrum; an alveolar arm of the
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• Polypterus mokelembembe
  :Low light is preferred. Most active at night.
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• Polypterus teugelsi
  :Low light is preferred. Most active at night.
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• Luciogobius guttatus
  ...l into the sea and may occasionally be found in purely fresh water. During low tide it stays under stones on the dry bottom.
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• Protula bispiralis
  ...um, strontium and trace elements be added to the water regularly. It needs low to medium water flow and can be target fed for better results. It is diffic
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• Desmopuntius foerschi
  ...negligible dissolved mineral content, is poorly buffered and pH can be as low as 3.0 or 4.0 due to the gradual release of tannins and organic acids from
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• DIY timed filter shutdown
  ...es sense to you and is easy to assemble. Since I had many parts stolen by low friends in high places, such as the pot, the terminal strip, and the fuse h
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• DIY Emergency Power Backup
  ...in my case capable of supplying '''~17Ah''' (200W / 12V). This is quite a low value for a car battery as most are designed for much greater current disch
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• Crinum natans
  ...enough light. It is not usually eaten by herbivorous fish and can tolerate low end brackish conditions. Plants that are thriving form a number of small bu
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• Anubias barteri "coffeefolia''
  |light_needs = Low
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• Stocking a Tank
  ...wattage for your tank or you risk it blowing on you if the wattage is too low and the heater is struggling.
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• Stray current
  ...h the water. It indicates the possibility of current to flow if a suitably low resistance path between the water and ground is introduced. So stray voltag * Consider low voltage DC pumps (EcoTech, Tunze, Koralia?) and LED lighting to reduce risk
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• Fundulus heteroclitus
  ...aquarium with different salinity. They are noted to be able to survive in low-oxygen, and polluted habitats, with populations dwelling in those regions d
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• Anubias heterophylla
  |light_needs = low to moderate :Low to medium lighting
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