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		<title>New Fish Tank Filter &amp; Net!</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 20 Dec 2011 13:36:02 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Sandra Bing</dc:creator>
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		<title>Showing Your Kids How to Fish</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 03 Dec 2011 04:07:58 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Sandra Bing</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[You know your kids love to try new things. They have been blessed with the same adventurous spirit that you have. After a long, cold winter, they are tired of the indoors. But you are not sure what you can do with them that they have not yet tried. Boating and fishing offer you a [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>You know your kids love to try new things. They have been blessed with the same adventurous spirit that you have. After a long, cold winter, they are tired of the indoors. But you are not sure what you can do with them that they have not yet tried. Boating and fishing offer you a great way to spend time with your children and to create memories that will last a lifetime. You can do several things that will allow you to make the most of your time together.  </p>
<p>No matter how young or old your children are, involve them in everything that you do as you embark on your fishing journey. Your kids want to feel needed and this is the perfect opportunity for them to help you. There is no better way to instill a sense of accomplishment in your kids than to allow them to help you with &#8220;grown-up&#8221; jobs. Depending on how old they are, assign them certain small things for which they are responsible. Some of these include ensuring that everyone has a personal floatation device and letting them coil a line. Your children will walk away at the end of the day with a renewed sense of confidence in their ability to help Mom and Dad.  Keep your children busy while you are fishing. They prefer to stay active. Plan your fishing outing accordingly. </p>
<p>Include exciting water activities such as snorkeling, tubing, or looking for various wildlife. Of course, showing them the basics of fishing will forever keep them and you busy! There are enough details involved in the sport of fishing that you will need to take your kids on multiple trips before they are fluent in the language of the angler.  You have an excellent opportunity to teach your kids while fishing on a boat. You have the ability to teach them new skills that they use long after you have caught your last fish. Merely being on the water allows you to teach kids new things about their environment. You can also teach them about boating, fishing, and safety skills. Try to incorporate these teachings into fun, intriguing activities.  Introduce them to new and exciting things as they are ready. For example, create a game that teaches nautical terminology. Focus on words like port, starboard, or bow. You should build upon this knowledge. After they know these terms, help your children learn the best way to safely drive a fishing boat or cast a fishing line. Always be an observant teacher. </p>
<p>The combination of boating and fishing allows for an enormous amount of learning.  This type of hands-on learning lasts a long time. Your children will benefit in many ways. They will discover things that help them become better fishers and boatmen. Participating in an activity that is thousands of years old teaches them about tradition. They will eventually be able to teach their kids all that you have taught them. This includes many of the elements of responsibility that come with helping adults achieve a goal.  Your children will have unlimited amounts of fun as they encounter new settings, new climates, and new wildlife. Most importantly, fishing and boating with your children will give you the chance to spend quality time with them. This is worth more than all of the fun had and the lessons learned.</p>
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		<title>Reef Tanks and What You Need to Know Before You Start One</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 09 Nov 2011 23:50:38 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Sandra Bing</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[A reef aquarium is vastly different from a fish only aquarium. Not only will you need different equipment, but you will need a whole different skill to create and maintain a successful reef tank. Although you can keep fish in your reef tank, the main focus of a reef tank is to display live coral. [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>A reef aquarium is vastly different from a fish only aquarium. Not only will you need different equipment, but you will need a whole different skill to create and maintain a successful reef tank. Although you can keep fish in your reef tank, the main focus of a reef tank is to display live coral. Introducing certain species of fish can help in maintaining the reef environment and special care should be taken when selecting the appropriate species to compliment the coral in your tank.</p>
<p>Reef tanks are primarily filtered by the live rock through a natural process. This biologic filtration is usually supplemented by protein skimmers. Protein skimmers use what is called the foam fracture process to eliminate waste matter and filter the water. A combination of biological filtration and protein skimmers is very effective at keeping a reef tank in ideal condition.</p>
<p>Unlike fish only tanks, reef tanks require constant water movement. Different types of coral require different flow rates, but as a rule of thumb, a flow rate of 10x will be sufficient. What this means is that the flow rate needs to be 10 times the capacity of the tank (in gallons) per hour. It&#8217;s important that you adjust and fine tune the flow rates to the specific coral in your tank.</p>
<p>One of the most popular methods of creating water flow is by using power heads. They are simply small water pumps under the water that creates an underwater stream when you alternately switch them on an off. By using a wave timer, the pumps are synced to create a water flow. A newer method for creating and managing water flow is the use of submersible propeller pumps. Although they are more expensive, they use less power and can produce greater water flow compared to power heads.</p>
<p>Another important aspect of reef tanks is lighting. While fish only tanks use lighting primarily for display, a reef tank needs light to &#8220;feed&#8221; the coral. Since the coral uses photosynthesis to stay alive, lighting is the most important aspect of keeping your coral alive.</p>
<p>The lighting levels required for each type of coral varies widely. While some types of rock require very high levels of light, some only need low light levels. Special care should be taken when picking coral for your tank to ensure that the lighting of your tank is sufficient. As a general rule 5 to 8 watts per gallon should be sufficient for the most common coral.</p>
<p>Article by <a href="http://www.aquaquariums.com">AquaAquariums</a>.</p>
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		<title>Unique Aquariums: Popular Styles</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 02 Sep 2011 17:59:04 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Sandra Bing</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Are you looking to update your aquarium? If you are, you may be thinking about purchasing a traditional acrylic aquarium, one that is in a rectangular shape, but you may also be interested in thinking outside of the box. What you may not know, when it comes to buying an aquarium, is that you literally [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Are you looking to update your aquarium? If you are, you may be thinking about purchasing a traditional acrylic aquarium, one that is in a rectangular shape, but you may also be interested in thinking outside of the box. What you may not know, when it comes to buying an aquarium, is that you literally have an unlimited number of choices. In fact, if you are looking for something unique, you should be able to find it, as a many fish tank suppliers carry a large selection of unique aquariums. Just a few of those aquariums are outlined below.</p>
<p>One of the most popular, yet unique types of aquariums are known as table aquariums. As the name implies, these unique aquariums serve as tables. When it comes to purchasing a unique table aquarium, you will also find that you have a number of options. For instance, there are numerous aquariums styles that are used for coffee tables, end tables, or even dining room tables. As you likely already known, unique aquariums, like table aquariums, can be fairly expensive, especially if they are large in size. While the prices that you will find will vary, it is not uncommon to see unique coffee table aquariums selling for five hundred to seven hundred dollars. Large dining room table aquariums can sell for much more money, but they tend to start retailing at around seven or eight hundred dollars.</p>
<p>In conjunction with the above table aquariums, there are also a number of other unique aquariums that can come in the form of other furniture pieces. In addition to traditional table-like structures, like coffee tables or dining room tables, furniture aquariums can also come in the form of headboards or wall units. If you are looking to spice up your bedroom, a unique aquarium headboard may be just what you are looking for. Unique wall unit aquariums are perfect for both homes and businesses. As with table aquariums, most unique aquarium pieces are expensive in price. Whether you are looking to purchase an aquarium headboard or an aquarium wall unit, you should be prepared to spend a couple of thousand dollars, if not more.</p>
<p>Another unique type of aquarium that is unique, but still highly sought after is aquariums that are in the shape of columns. Column aquariums are often thin in width, but tall in height. For instance, it is not uncommon to find unique column aquariums that are six or seven feet tall! It is also not uncommon to find column aquariums that have built in clocks towards the top of the aquarium. For this reason, column aquariums are highly sought after by business owners or by office decorators. Due to their beauty and their compact size, these unique column aquariums, however, can also be found inside many homes. Since column aquarium come in all different sizes, you should be prepared to spend anywhere from five hundred dollars to one thousands dollars.</p>
<p>If you have purchased an aquarium in the past, or at least researched all of your options, you are likely familiar with BiOrbs. BiOrbs are small, compact acrylic aquariums that are ideal for homes and offices; just about any place that is limited on space. If you enjoy the compact design and the beauty of most BiOrbs, you are also urged to examine SeaVision Orbs. SeaVision Orbs are unique aquariums that are rapidly increasing in popularity. One of the reasons for that is due to their design. While SeaVision Orbs are similar to BiOrbs, there is a small difference. That difference is a large bubble shape. That bubble shape actually acts as if it was a magnifying glass! What does that mean for you? It means that it is much easier to see the contents of your aquarium! How unique is that?</p>
<p>If you are interested in owning one of the above mentioned unique aquariums, you are urged to contact a reputable and well-known fish tank supplier, like FishTanksDirect.com. By visiting FishTanksDirect.com, you can examine a large selection of aquariums, including the previously summarized ones.</p>
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		<dc:creator>Sandra Bing</dc:creator>
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		<title>Staying Ice Free When Ice Fishing</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 03 Aug 2011 11:34:50 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Sandra Bing</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Everyone has heard the saying, &#8220;No ice is safe&#8221;. While true, this is not practical advice for many of us in Northern climates where playing or working on frozen water is part of our lives. Ice fishing, for one, allows many opportunities for disaster when the dangers of ice are neither appreciated nor prepared for [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Everyone has heard the saying, &#8220;No ice is safe&#8221;. While true, this is not practical advice for many of us in Northern climates where playing or working on frozen water is part of our lives. Ice fishing, for one, allows many opportunities for disaster when the dangers of ice are neither appreciated nor prepared for properly.   Sometimes we tend to simplify the dangers of ice fishing, thinking of all of the fun of catching &#8220;the big one&#8221; after drinking a case of beer with friends while downplaying or omitting altogether the inherent dangers. Life-or-death situations can and do occur and often without notice, so it is imperative to take sensible precautions prior to driving or walking on frozen water in search of the perfect winter catch.  </p>
<p>Those who wish to participate in an ice fishing expedition should be in reasonably good physical condition and able to swim or to at least remain comfortable staying afloat. Should an emergency occur, such as your fishing partner falling through the ice, your physical condition and their ability to float could be critical. The ability to remain calm in case of emergency is crucial as well. </p>
<p>When selecting clothing, consider not only the elements of cold, wind and snow, but also your mobility should you fall into the water. Waders or hip boots can fill with water, creating additional weight and restricting movement. These should, of course, be avoided at all costs. Waterproof, ankle-length footwear which laces up is a good choice. Keep in mind what would enable swimming and floating with ease when selecting what to put on. By layering your clothing, you retain the ability to lighten yourself easily should the need arise. A wool hat is a necessity to retain body heat. You should also remember to wear a personal floatation device. </p>
<p>Check ice conditions before venturing out on any frozen surface. Ice thickness should be no less than six inches and should be determined in more than one area, as ice thickness can vary. The ice fisherman&#8217;s rule of thumb is &#8220;Thick and blue, tried and true. Thin and crispy, way too risky!&#8221;. Always go out on foot before driving a vehicle on any ice surface, probing with an ice chisel in front you as you walk. Should the chisel ever go through, do not continue forward. Instead, carefully turn around and head back toward shore to return another day. </p>
<p>Loud booms and cracks may indicate nothing more than contraction and thermal expansion on a larger lake. However, on a river this sound signal may indicate imminent breakage or movement of ice. Always remain acutely aware of your surroundings when walking on any frozen surface. A group of individuals should proceed in a single-file line, leaving about ten feet between each person. Only after an ice cover has been accurately inspected should you drive a vehicle on it. </p>
<p>Ice conditions vary from region to region. Before venturing out on any frozen surface, take time to familiarize yourself with the area and to put simple precautions into place. If you are unsure about something, ask the advice of someone whose experience you trust.  Above all, never go out on the ice alone and never go out on any ice whose safety is in question. By following these suggestions, your ice fishing expedition is guaranteed to be safe, if not fish-filled.</p>
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		<title>20g salt water tank</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 29 Jul 2011 10:31:36 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Sandra Bing</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[sorry no audio (iphone 4 speaker is broke). 20g Salt water tank&#8230;.. 2 years old don&#8217;t know why i have so much algae&#8230;. i do have a hang on filter and a refugium and a coralife lighting. the blue bulb doesn&#8217;t work (no idea why) 3 fish&#8230;.. please leave comments. let me know what you [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div>sorry no audio (iphone 4 speaker is broke). 20g Salt water tank&#8230;.. 2 years old don&#8217;t know why i have so much algae&#8230;. i do have a hang on filter and a refugium and a coralife lighting. the blue bulb doesn&#8217;t work (no idea why) 3 fish&#8230;.. please leave comments. let me know what you think. *once i get this tank back in to tip top shape i will set up a 55g sw* o and there is a Purple Pseudochromis 2 clownfish fish i had 10 snails im down to 5&#8230; my nitrate and nitrite and ammonia lvls are all ok did a water change today..</p>
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		<title>Bettas &#8211; The Most Exotic Fish For Freshwater Aquariums</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 08 Jul 2011 12:52:56 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Sandra Bing</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[If you compare the difference between the salt water or marine fish and freshwater fish, you know that the fish for freshwater aquariums can be a bit dull and boring compared to salt water fish. However, there is one fish for freshwater fish tanks that is so beautiful and exotic it can rival any of [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>If you compare the difference between the salt water or marine fish and freshwater fish, you know that the fish for freshwater aquariums can be a bit dull and boring compared to salt water fish.  However, there is one fish for freshwater fish tanks that is so beautiful and exotic it can rival any of the marine fish.</p>
<p>This fish is the Betta or Japanese fighting fish.  You&#8217;ve probably seen them sitting In tiny round bowls at your pet store.  These are the beautifully colored fish with long flowing fins that come in a range of red, purple&#8217;s and aqua&#8217;s.</p>
<p>These fish exhibit a grace and beauty that compares to none other and you might just one of the lucky fish tank with a dozen of them.  However, this wouldn&#8217;t be very good idea since male Bettas &#8211; the ones with the long fins &#8211; a very territorial and will fight to the death.</p>
<p>When buying Bettas for your fish tank you need to make sure that you only have one male aquarium.  You can have more than one female, but the females are not as beautiful as the males having much shorter fins and in fact, the females can also fight but are not as aggressive as the males.</p>
<p>in addition to being beautiful, the Betta  is also one of the few freshwater fish that can survive in water that has little in as they can actually take the oxygen from the air itself.  But just because they can survive in a little tiny bowls doesn&#8217;t mean you should subject him to such a boring life.  just like with any fish the bigger the aquarium and the better the water quality and healthier you fish will be.</p>
<p>If you do decide to keep your Betta are in a small fish bowl you&#8217;ll need to spend a lot of time doing water changes in making sure that the water quality is good enough for your fish to size.  The water in a small bowl will soon become toxic due to decaying food and wastes and there is not enough room in a small bowl for enough bacteria to build up for sufficient biological filtration.  You should probably change out half the water to three times a week in order to keep the ammonia nitrate levels at bay.  Also be sure that your fish gets the appropriate heat and light necessary to survive.</p>
<p>Feeding your Betta the appropriate food will help keep him healthy and colorful.  Bettas are carnivores and will need a meat-based feed food.  They like food such as prime time, freeze dried blood worms and you can also buy food specifically formulated for the Betta fish.  If you&#8217;re feeding him frozen brine shrimp, thaw it out so that your Betta can digest it properly.  Don&#8217;t overfeed refresh, simply given up what he can eat in a minute or two as you want to avoid having food rot on the bottom of your tank which will reduce the water quality.</p>
<p>Bettas  like a water temperature that is around 78 to 80°F and it is good to keep this temperature consistent.  keep your tank away from windows so that algae does not build up and also keep it out of drafts or sunlight is the sunlight can heat the water up to much.  Adding live plants suitable or aquarium can help filter the water and keep the quality at peak levels.</p>
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		<title>So , You Want To Buy An Aquarium? Where On Earth Do You Begin?</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 26 Jun 2011 23:20:55 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Sandra Bing</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[There are hundreds of books written about fish keeping which are readily available, however there is not enough time to read a book before we start, so let us get going and we will keep fish successfully by staying with the basics, then you can become an expert later on, from experience, as well as [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>There are hundreds of books written about fish keeping which are readily available, however there is not enough time to read a book before we start, so let us get going and we will keep fish successfully by staying with the basics, then you can become an expert later on, from experience, as well as from books.</p>
<p>Why do we want an aquarium, because it is a great indoor hobby that teaches so many things, about nature, water, fish behaviour, plants and decoration, plus when you create a nice display it looks fantastic as well.</p>
<p>There is a little work involved in setting up and keeping a nice display, but what good is a hobby with nothing to do and without doubt, aquariums are a very enjoyable and satisfying hobby.</p>
<p>Remember too, that you are creating an underwater world, your aquarium is a micro system of living creatures that will react to each other and so there is no exact science or instructions, but a gradual building of the understanding of your creation.</p>
<p>There are three different types of environment that you can create depending on the types of fish that you want to keep, here mentioned with a little detail to help you choose, but in greater depth later, so you only have to read about the type of environment you have selected.</p>
<p>Coldwater Aquariums Contain ornamental goldfish, a small number of other species and a range of plants that can thrive indoors, but in water that is not heated. Good for quick bright displays, but as much work as tropical fish to keep looking nice, often because the more efficient filters and equipment are not considered as important as with the other environments.</p>
<p>Tropical Aquariums have the advantage of a wide range of fish from the warmer parts of the world, the varieties available are amazing, but a little care in selection is essential to ensure they will get on well with each other. A community aquarium offers a variety of fish with an excellent selection of water plants to really make an outstanding display. As your aquarium develops the Tropical aquarium also offers the advantage of being able to breed and raise your own fish, if you want to. The tropical aquarium has a thermostatically controlled heater to maintain the warmer temperature.</p>
<p>Marine Aquariums are defined by the remarkable shapes and stunning colours of the coral reef fish, from the relatively low cost damsel fish and clowns to the higher priced rarities, no other types of fish can possibly compete with the amazing display that can be created. Essentially the addition of a synthetic sea salt mix and different decor is the only difference to the freshwater tropical aquarium. Although there is no question that it is the more expensive of the different environments to set up and keep.</p>
<p>Your Aquarium Now that we have an idea of what type of display we want to create we need to select a suitable aquarium. The first understanding of any environment is that changes occur more quickly in small areas. Pollution, temperature changes, bacteria and parasites will all have a faster effect in a smaller aquarium than in a larger area. Choose the largest reasonable size aquarium that will fit into the part of your home you want to keep your display, aquariums are more expensive the larger you choose, however the results are always worth the initial additional cost.</p>
<p>The Aquarium Location Whilst mentioning the area in your home where you are going to site your aquarium, modern lighting systems are much more controllable than daylight so to keep your plants looking healthy and reduce the growth of algae try and keep the aquarium away from natural light and certainly direct sunlight. Use the aquarium to brighten a dark area rather than compete with a bright window.</p>
<p>Aquarium Construction Aquariums available today are either made from acrylic, normally the smaller ones, or are all glass with silicone rubber adhesives. Glass is harder to scratch and will last for years so it is more popular, especially now that bow fronted, hexagonal and a variety of other shapes are all commonly available. Leaks are extremely rare as the silicone sealer that joins the glass is well tried and tested. It is important that the aquarium is placed on a rigid, flat support as the weight of the water could crack the base glass if any movement or distortion occurs, so ensure that the stand or cabinet used is designed for the purpose.There are sometimes surprises when obtaining quotes for special size aquariums to be made. The longer, wider or deeper the aquarium, the greater the weight, or water pressure. Therefore the glass has to be thicker. The thickness can double between one metre long and one and a half metres long, therefore the price is likely to do the same.</p>
<p>Aquarium Delivery</p>
<p>Carefully arrange your delivery to suit you, on the most suitable working day, make sure the carriers are careful and that the packaging is thorough and well tested. Larger aquariums should travel on a pallet for safety, so when the aquarium arrives preparations to unpack it and place it in the home should be made.</p>
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