Welcome to the Frequently Asked Questions
section. On this page, we would like to give
you the introduction to the series of FAQ
pages and the related content that you can
find in this portion of our web site. There
are 3 sub pages under the FAQ section. The
3 pages address different issues and one
is more involved than the other. Please use
the above selection box for accessing the
pages.
The FAQ page was done in the very early stage of
this web site. The page includes 4 fundamental
questions for those who have absolutely no
idea, but are interested to find out more
about getting his or her own tank. The answers
to those 4 questions are also included.
Here is a list of content
What setup do you need for a saltwater aquarium
...
What about the tank size ...
Starting Your Cycle ...
Watch you chemical levels ...
The FAQII page was finished only a month a ago and
it addresses more serious questions and assumes
that readers have already purchased their
tanks and ready to set up their systems.
The objective of this page, however, is not
to teach the readers about what to set up
their systems. Rather, the objective of this page is to
warn the readers about the different problems
that are frequently encountered and bothered
the beginners. The information presented in this page is
only the brief highlights of the information
that readers can find in the More Bio Filteration, More Chemicals, and More Lighting series, which are considered to be for the
advance saltwater aquarium people who have
been keeping a saltwater aquarium for some
time. So if the readers are interested in
learning more of these key elements of the
saltwater aquariums, please go ahead to the
Introduction to Aqua Technologies to decide which page to read first.
Here is a list of content
Salinity
Problems that You Will Encounter (Very Soon)
Algae Problem
Ammonia, Nitrite, and Nitrate Problem
pH Problem
About Water Change
Silicate, Phoshate, and the Minimum Set of
Test Kits
Lighting Systems
The FAQ III page is indeed still under construction.
This page picks up the problems that had
been identified in the 2nd FAQ page and points
out what can you do to get rid of the problems.
This page also includes tips on maintainance
of your tank. Since maintainance is something that every
one in the saltwater aquariums must do regularly,
it is highly recommended for any beginners
to go back to this page whenever he or she
has questions about what to do in keeping
the system running.
Here is a list of content
Why is it so difficult for me to maintain
my tank ?
Why do you need some one who knows more than
you to guide you along?
Phosphate Test Kit
Phosphate Remover
MERLIN Fluidized Bed Bio - Filter