Aquariums Tools and Supplies

When planning an aquarium, the hobbyist's first consideration is the kind of fish to keep as this will determine the kind of aquarium set up to use. Beginner aquarists should consider fish species that can be kept easily kept, are hardy, and can adapt to variances in the water environment. Some ideal beginner fish are clownfish, auriga butterfly, and blue tang for a saltwater aquarium; and white cloud, danios, rainbow fish, and rasboras for freshwater aquarium. In general, schooling fish make for great first fish. Fish that are expensive and delicate should be reserved for more seasoned aquarists. Beginner handbooks and even pet shop owners can be consulted as regards fish that will allow you to get your feet wet (pun intended) with minimal risk. Once you have decided on the fish to integrate into your aquarium, the next thing to consider is the number of fish to keep. Having determined all of the above, you are then able to decide better what equipment to purchase. Having the right tools and supplies will help your fish thrive better and make as make your aquarium experience more enjoyable and rewarding.

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