It depends on what's making it cloudy.
If it's white or whitish then it's most likely a bacterial bloom. This is normal in a newer aquarium, or when you make significant changes to an established aquarium. The bacteria grow like crazy until the food supply is exhausted, then they should become balanced and the cloud should go away. If it fails to go away you most likely do not have a stable system. Try feeding less or making fewer water changes.
If it's green then it's usually algae. Algae indicates and overabundance of nitrates. This means you need to change the water more often and/or feed less food.
A penny, which is primarily made of copper, can help keep an aquarium clear by releasing copper ions into the water. These ions can inhibit the growth of certain algae and bacteria, helping to maintain water clarity. However, it's important to use this method cautiously, as excessive copper can be harmful to fish and other aquatic life. Regular monitoring of water quality is essential when using this approach.
No, Visine is not recommended for use in aquariums to make them clear. It is designed for eye care in humans and may have harmful effects on aquatic life and water quality. It is best to use appropriate aquarium products to maintain clear water in your aquarium.
5, maybe 6
3 months
Terd nugget
The Jewel Vision 260 Aquarium is suitable for keeping one Siamese Fighting Fish. One can also keep other tropical, marine and coldwater fish in this aquarium.
TURTLES DOLPHINS Fishes
an aquarium or a fish tank
A cage.
It is recommended to keep a minimum of 6 neon tetras in a single aquarium to ensure they feel comfortable and exhibit their natural behavior.
Yes (I keep fish too :P)
Yes if you keep a shark in an aquarium it will not grow to its normal size. It will only grow to a size that it will be comfortable in the aquarium.