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5 Tips for Setting Up an Aquarium for Tropical Fish

Tropical Fish are popular and fun to have around. People can get hours of enjoyment from watching their fish swim around in their environment. They can be relatively easy to take care of as long as you do your homework before getting your own tropical fish. 

If you're thinking of getting some tropical fish for your place, here are 5 tips to keep in mind when setting up an aquarium for them to live in.

1)    Make sure you get a tank large enough for the fish you'll be putting into it. Plan ahead and know what you'll need before you get the tank. Your tropical fish may not thrive if you get a smaller tank and then get impulsive and buy too many fish for it. It will need to be large enough to provide the necessary foliage as well, so be sure to do your research before you buy your equipment.

2)    Use the necessary type of water needed for the fish you'll be putting into the tank. It's not as easy as turning on the faucet and filling up the tank. There are many things to consider when creating their habitat. When you do your research on the type of fish you want to keep, you will be provided with the information on the type of water needed for your tank.

3)    Be prepared to take care of the tank maintenance. Keeping the filters going and providing clean water on a regular basis are very important to keep your tropical fish thriving. You may also need to remove sediment or algae from the water as well. If you're going to be gone, you'll need to have someone come in and do these things for you. Don't neglect the maintenance part just because you think it's too much work.

4)    Decide on a location for the tank. Choose a place that will enable your fish to thrive and not one that will make them look the prettiest. It's important to keep them away from areas that are too warm. The water in the tank will need to be kept at a certain temperature, so keep the tank away from sunlit areas, fireplaces or anything that gives off too much heat. The aquarium lamp will provide most of the warmth it will need, so try not to add to it.

5)    Don't fill your tank before the foliage and decoration items are placed. Most tropical fish require a certain amount of water in the tank. If you fill the tank first and then go to place your foliage and decoration items in, the water will end up being displaced from having your arm in the tank. Fill it part way and then place everything in where you want it and finish filling it up to the necessary amount. 

Once you have your aquarium set up and your fish placed in their new environment, you can then sit back, relax and enjoy their company. Take care of your tropical fish and they can bring you enjoyment for a long time to come.