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The tank of the aquarium should be large enough to give sufficient space for the creatures like fish. Size also depends on the number of fish we want to keep.
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Plan filtration, lighting and heating according to the need of aquatic species kept in the Aquarium.
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Before adding fish into the tank, beneficial bacteria should be grown that convert harmful ammonia into nitrite and then into less harmful nitrite.
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Test kits should be used to monitor Ammonia, Nitrate and Nitrate levels to ensure healthy environment.
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10-20% Water in the tank should be changed regularly. Avoid too much changing water at once to prevent stressing the fish.
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Appropriate balanced diet should be provided for fish species including high-quality flakes, pellets, frozen or live foods, and occasionally vegetables.
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Water quality is very important for aquarium. pH, temperature, and hardness levels suitable for fish species should be maintained. Thermometer can also be used.
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Regularly observe fish for signs of illness, such as changes in behavior, appetite, or appearance. If a fish appears sick, isolate it in a quarantine tank and seek appropriate treatment.
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Follow the general rule of one inch of fish per gallon of water, but research the specific needs of your species as some require more space.
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Live plants should be planted in aquarium which can help water filtration and provide a more natural environment for fish.
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