Hiện nay kỹ thuật nuôi cá vàng mắt bong bóng được khá nhiều người thích bởi đây là loại cá có màu sắc đẹp, hình thù lạ và độc đáo.
Cá vàng mắt bong bóng - Bubble Eye Goldfish Bubble eye là một loài cá nhỏ thuộc nhóm cá vàng [goldfish] , chúng được yêu thích bởi đôi mắt có kèm theo hai túi bóng khí khổng lồ so với thân hình bé bỏng của chúng. Đây cũng chính là điểm yếu của cá vàng mắt bong bóng các bong bóng rất mong manh và dể vỡ, và gây nhiều phiến toái vì chúng không thể nhìn thấy bất kỳ vật nào xung quanh. Do đó nên cần phải nuôi cá này riêng, không nên kết hợp với các loại cá khác.
Bubble wand that includes LED lights
Everything sets up really easily. Unbox the tank and you will see that everything is ready and waiting, with the components in their own little white, cardboard boxes. The filter hangs on the back, inside the tank and it’s already in place.
The power cord and airline tubing are already running along the inside, encased in soft but durable plastic. The first thing you need to do is get all of the boxed components out of the tank.
- Go ahead and place your substrate of choice in the bottom
- Add nutrients to the substrate if you’re going to have plants
- Add your hardscape in, rocks, branches, driftwood, etc
- Add smaller elements [if any] to your tank
- Add plants [if any] according to low light conditions
- Add water to ten inches, along with pea gravel
- Treat water with dechlorinator as the water is filling
- Add your API Quick Start and allow it to cycle for a minimum of 5 days
- Turn your bubble tank on
Is a Top Fin Bubble Wall Good for Bettas?
It might be okay, depending on the degree of water movement in the tank. Betta don’t prefer tanks with a heavy water current, though they will play in a current from time to time if it suits them.
While bubble walls are good for extra aeration of the water column, most aquarium owners choose them because they look nice and have a cool aesthetic background. That doesn’t mean that all fish like to exist in that type of water tank.
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How do You Clean Top Fin Bubble Walls?
Bubble walls are surprisingly maintenance-free. There is very little that you need to do about them except for the occasional wipe-down. You will need an acrylic cleaner and a toothbrush, along with a soft towel, preferably microfiber.
You only need to clean your bubble wall about once every three months, unless you are having a problem with algae growth, which is a symptom of something else entirely. The toothbrush is only for the hard-to-reach areas but the microfiber cloth will be fine most of the time.
Top Fin Bubble Wall Aquarium Filter Replacement
The filter replacement is relatively cheap—only around $8. Each replacement cartridge purchase lasts for three months. It’s not like an air conditioner filter change, where you can let things slide for a few weeks.
Your fish are living beings and depend on you to keep their environment clean for them. You should make it a matter of routine to pull your filter every three months, on the dot, and replace them with brand new ones.
Top Fin Bubble Wall Aquarium Ceramic Rings
The tank you purchase comes with ceramic rings, so you don’t have to worry about purchasing any right off the bat. Ceramic rings are responsible for supporting good bacteria growth in your tank.
Most aquarium manufacturers advise customers to change the ceramic rings in their tanks once every six months or so. It’s not as crucial as keeping the filters changed, but it’s a good idea to keep that good bacteria flowing well. Fortunately, they’re very affordable and very effective.
All Things Considered
Top Fin Bubble Wall Aquariums are very affordable options, especially for those who are just getting started with one of their first aquarium setups. They’re also very easy to put together, coming out of the box almost ready to go. All you need to do is add your substrate and additional media to put together a pretty nice setup.