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Q: Why would the level of water in an aquarium go down each day?
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Why is the water level in an aquarium going down?

evapouration


What is the effect of ice cube when it is place inside the aquarium?

It will cool down water temperature when by melting down AND it will lift up the water level in the aquarium


What is happening to the water in an aquarium when the water level goes down?

The fish are drinking it. Get rid of the fish


How do you bring down ammonia level of water?

You need to get a water pump and filter for the aquarium at a pet store.


What to do if your aquarium water level starts to go down?

Because the fish need the enough amount of water every day of their lives


How do you get nitrite level down in your goldfish tank?

Do water changes, and use aquarium salt at around 1tsp per gallon


Would the water level in a canal lock go up or down if a battleship in the lock sank?

the water level would sink. Anything that sinks into the water would cause the water level to sink


Are all aquarium heaters submersible?

There should be a line indicating how far they go down in the water


Can you put more salt water in a aquarium while it is cycling?

You can do a water change while it is cycling, but that might slow down the process.


Is it all right to put an ice cube in your goldfishes water to cool it down?

You would have to consider the size of the aquarium and the volume of the ice cubes. Too cold too quick would not be good at all.


In a freshwater aquarium should the water level be above or below the filter tube?

As far as the running of the tank and the efficiency of the filter is concerned, it doesn't matter if the water splashes down into the tank or flows quietly into it provided you are getting a maximum flow and the filter is cycled.


What would happen if a dog bone fell into an aquarium full of tadpoles?

It would really depend on the length of time that the bone was in the water, and the type of bone. If only dropped for a moment into the water, then any type of dog bone would not likely cause any problems. However, dog treates shaped like a bone, left inside the aquarium for a day or so, would cause the water to fowl, killing the tadpoles. Rawhide or real bones would likely take longer to have any effect, as they don't break down quickly, but long term would also likely be best removed from the aquarium.