Custom aquarium

Always avoid cleaning fluids or chemicals in or around your Custom aquarium Never use bleach to clean anything in your aquarium. Cleaning products can be toxic to your fish so keep them away from your tank and thouroughly rinse anything that you do clean

Where you locate your Custom aquarium can be important on cutting down on maintenance, particularly with algae. Don't put your tank near a window or where it is in direct sunlight. Avoid putting your aquarium near a heater to aid in keeping the water at a constant temperature.

If you don't want to damage your tank, use a soft scrubbing pad. Algea can grow to be a problem in your Custom aquarium. Scrubbing your fish tank is the best way to get rid of algea.

Keep debris and things that could make your fish sick out of the aquarium with a good cover. When adding water to your fish tank try not to disturb the gravel. You have got to treat your tap water prior to adding it to your Custom aquarium. Never put distilled or ionized water in your aquarium.

When performing a partial water change in your fish tank, replace only 25% of the water and add new conditioned water. You should change your tank water every couple of weeks. You shouldn't expect your fish to hang around in in dirty water, so frequent partial water changes are a must for the health of your Custom aquarium.

Many people steer clear of keeping a fish tank because they imagine it will be too much work to maintain but once you get into a maintenance routine, you will find that the ongoing maintenance of your Custom aquarium is easy and is a small price to pay for what you get out of the aquarium.