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Algae In Fish Tank

How do I stop algae from growing in my fish tank?

You could add to the water a product that prevents and controls the growth of algae in your fish tank. Our range of algae growth inhibitor products can be viewed here.

Algae does require a lot of sunlight to be able to grow, so also try moving the tank away from windows or direct sunlight.

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Bec

From a very young age Bec has always had a great love and appreciation for all animals. Bec is a qualified Veterinary Nurse and also has a Bachelor in Applied Science Animal Studies with special interest in Wildlife and Recreational Animals. Her studies have been put to good use working in various animal industries including small and large animal veterinary clinics, horse studs and the family cattle property. Horses have played an important part in her life, living on a horse stud and caring for horses throughout breeding, foaling, spelling, racing and retirement. Bec is the proud mum of two gorgeous girls, a beautiful Cocker Spaniel, chickens and many horses including a cheeky little pony.

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  1. How do I calculate the correct size filter for my fish tank?

    1. Hi Sharon,
      Ideally you want your fish tank filter to be filtering all tank water 4-5 times an hour. Therefore the correct filter depends on the size of the tank. So for example, for a 20L fish tank you need a filter that filters between 80-100 litres per hour.
      I hope this helps.
      🙂
      Bec

      1. Thanks Bec that’s just the info is was after! ??

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