Used carbon should not be used. You should buy activated carbon, it's already labled that way on the box.
Yes absolutely.
If you mean the smell, you can use carbon in your filter. You can get aquarium carbon from an online retailer such as www.bigalsonline.com
24 hours and do a water change
The main use of aquarium plants is to place them in a fish tank, this encourages fish to use them as spawning sites. Aquarium plants also help to keep the water at a good quality by binding waste.
You would use a aquarium chiller to cool the water in your aquarium for certain types of fish that need cooler water then room temperature. It helps to keep the water at a constant temperature.
yes, in small doses it can be used to prevent infection.
In an aquarium, aquatic plants release oxygen through photosynthesis during the day when exposed to light. Fish and other aquatic animals then use this oxygen for respiration. In return, the animals release carbon dioxide into the water through respiration, which the plants uptake during photosynthesis to produce oxygen again. This creates a continuous cycle of oxygen and carbon dioxide exchange in the aquarium.
Factors that contribute to making aquarium water acidic include the presence of decaying organic matter, the release of carbon dioxide from fish respiration, and the breakdown of fish waste. Additionally, the use of certain substrates or decorations in the aquarium can also contribute to acidity levels.
Aquarium salt is manufactured for different reasons than making your aquarium the perfect environment for salt water fishes. You may use it in an emergency, but long term is harmful to your fish. Marine salts contain the necessary salts and minerals that fish need are the best salt to use.
No. This will not activate for use outside North America.
Anything labeled safe for aquarium use. Beyond that, it depends on what type of fish you are keeping, and whether or not you have plants, for which type of aquarium substrate (gravel or other lining for the bottom) should be used.
A small pebble from inside the aquarium