Why is my aquarium always so dirty?
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It's a question that most first-time fish enthusiasts have asked at least once and there are several possible answers. The dream is always the same. It's to have a beautiful and tranquil water feature right inside our homes. We want it to be vibrant, robust, and full of life with crystalline water and maybe a bubble feature to mimic the sound of a babbling brook We want it all and we want it to be virtually maintenance-free. We do our research, please do your research!), then rush to the pet store to begin creating our water wonderland. It's all so exciting until. after a short time, our wonderland begins to resemble a toxic waste dump. Then, the work begins. We're siphoning, scraping, buying chemicals, seeking advice on the internet, or harassing our local pet shop employees every day. This is where many people begin to second guess their decision to invest so much money and time into what now seems like more headache than it's worth. Before you decide to scrap t