Coralife 08608 Lunar Aqualight CF Fixture - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

1 gallon (gal) = 3.785411784 kilogram (kg). 20 gallons = 75.708 Kg Plus the weight of the empty tank (depending on tank construction, glass or part steel etc.)

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Sections of tanks can be replaced BUT you would have to get a specialist to do it as even a tank that size has to take a huge amount of weight on the glass and joints. A 36 gallon tank, when full has over 300lbs, (136kg),of weight on the base. It might be cheaper and easier to replace the whole tank.

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Looks like a Pond Filter or a Pool Filter, so I moved you from Office Supplies Category. Google make model manual Or tell me and I can find the information. Click COMMENT under my post.

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Try another wall connection or your wire connection, as well as making sure nothing is wet around the connections, and ultimately nothing is wrong with the entire lighting system.

They come from eggs that were hidden within the aquatic vegetation you placed in the aquarium that your fish use to discharge them away from being viewed or easily reached.

Much too late to help, I'm sure, but the cheapest fix would likely be to add a simple tap switch.When the tap switch is turned off, it cuts the power off and the light will go out. A tap switch is simply an outlet with a switch fitted. Plug the tap switch into the wall, plug the aquarium light into the tap switch and you're set. They're cheap at places like Home Depot, likely half the price of the replacement switch from Hagen, who makes Fluval. Also a great way to make it easy to turn filters on and off without having to pull the cord from the outlet.

"How to assemble? - Fish"??? Umm, you take the body and stick the marked fins on the sides, top, and back at the appropriate slots then install the batteries and drop it in the tank.

I think, a sponge filter is for you - simple, cheap and effective. It provides mechanical and biological filtration, once the sponge has grown bacterial colonies. Filters come in a variety of sizes shapes, and pore sizes to adapt them to an almost filtration need. Sponges give excellent results in ponds, saltwater, and freshwater. They can be used as an addition to another filter, such as a canister filter, or as the only source of aquarium filtration - https://great-filter.com/best-sponge-filter/

Bacteria in fish tank ? Bacteria is normal . breaks down ammonia from fish into nitrate. Nitrate is harmful and requires a water change unless you pump the water through plants google aquaponics. Algae in fish tank ? buy water snails put in tank

If you have plan fishing in public water, sure you need to get license. I prefer fisihing in private pond so, i do not need to get such license. Btw, speaking of fishing, guys I bought recently new bass jigs wtress 2700 after reading review on https://fishinggearforbass.com/best-bass-jigs/ about this bass jigs

In my opinion, power filters are the best. They are easy to maintain and are also quite economical. The most common style of power filter hangs on the back of your tank. A siphon will pull water from the tank, eliminating any bacteria and returning filtered water back into the aquarium.

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Hello, Lindsey - To add to the advice from Andrew Taylor, I find that the NOMA brand name is owned by the Canadian Tire Corp., to be sold in the Canadian Tire stores. See this website: https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/noma-lighting-heating-cooling.html Among other things, near the top of that web page you will find a link to the Canadian Tire weekly flyer and catalogue. You may wish to contact Canadian Tire Corp. directly and ask your questions. This is the link to the Canadian Tire Corp. Customer Service contact information: https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/customer-service.html?adlocation=LOL_CustomerService_SiteFooter_en In the right side bar on that page you should see the toll free telephone numbers (English and French) for the company Customer Relations Dept. One of the Customer Relations Representatives should be able to provide you with answers. Since the NOMA products are manufactured in China, you may not be able to purchase the particular replacement parts you need. In that case, you may be able to find the same model of artificial Christmas tree which you have, being sold second hand, which you can purchase to cannibalize for parts. Best wishes.