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QuestionHow do I clear up dirty fish tank water?Doug Ludemann is the owner and operator of Fish Geeks, LLC, an aquarium services company based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Doug has worked in the aquarium and fish-care industry for over 20 years, including having worked as a professional aquarist for the Minnesota Zoo and Shedd Aquarium in Chicago. He received his Bachelor of Science in Ecology, Evolution, and Behavior from the University of Minnesota.The solution to pollution is dilution. Water changes are the best way to combat algae growth. There's no one thing that will prevent algae because fish eat and poop in the tank, which causes growth. Algae don't even need a surface to grow on; they can grow in a water column.
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QuestionShould I keep the aquarium away from direct sunlight?Community AnswerYes, but it's always best to have the aquarium get some exposure to sunlight. Many people place their aquariums on the opposite side of a room from the window.
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QuestionHow often should I clean the filter?Community AnswerIt is recommended to clean it once a week, or every other week at the absolute most.
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QuestionCan I plug my aquarium lights into a wall outlet?Community AnswerYes. You can also purchase a timer from Wal-Mart to turn your lights on and off for you at the times of your choosing. Keep the tank out of direct sunlight and turn the lights off after 12 hours.
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QuestionCan I put plastic plants in my aquarium?Community AnswerYes, you may add plastic plants to your aquarium.
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