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• Potassium nitrate
  '''KNO3''' - Potassium Nitrate: Provides [[Nitrogen]] (N) and [[Potassium]] (K) for feeding aquarium plants. ...en in a planted aquarium the plants absorb so much nitrate that it becomes a shortage and limits the growth of the plants. So aquarists add it manually.
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• The Nitrogen Cycle
  ...nk by doing water changes. Plants will also feed off of nitrates so having a planted tank can slow the build-up of nitrates in an aquarium <ref name="pe [[Category:Glossary|N]]
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• Nitrogen
  '''Nitrogen''' (N) is probably the most important chemical in the Aquarium hobby. It is respo ...living tissues as proteins, nucleic acids and other molecules. It is also a large component of animal waste as urine in the form of [[Ammonia]].
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• Big Al's
  Sells a wide range of marine and freshwater products including their own brand of g Big Al's Aquarium Supercenters 2006. 6820 N University Drive, Tamarac, Florida 33321. USA.
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• Badis badis
  ...d conditioned on various live foods, such as [[tubifex]], white worm, etc. A flower pot with the bottom removed or something similar should be provided :Feed once or twice a day. They will accept food from the surface after observing it awhile but p
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• Notesthes robusta
  ...should also be nonaggressive. Several individuals can typically be kept in a tank without problems. :Feed once a day.
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• Blue Green Algae
  ...hotosynthesis). It forms a blue-green slime that will cover everything in a very short time. If left to overrun the tank, cyanobacteria will kill plant ...[[K]]) through water changes usually has no effect on controlling it. Even a tiny bit left after manual removal will mean it can multiply.
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• Plant nutrients
  |N ([[nitrogen]])||NH₂,NH₄⁺,NO₂<su *See [[PMDD#Links|PMDD]] for a list of low cost fertiliser suppliers.
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• Beginning Fishkeeping-Cycling Your Tank
  ...ted to low concentrations. In aquariums, however, it can take as little as a few hours for ammonia concentrations to reach toxic levels. ...r emergency action (water changes and zeolite clay) to reduce the danger. (A more detailed discussion of ammonia toxicity can be found later in this sec
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• Chitin
  ...(C₈H₁₃O₅N) is made up of [[calcium]] and a long-chain polymeric polysaccharide of beta-glucose using Carbon, [[Hydroge
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• NPK
  '''NPK''' - Acronym for a mixture of (N) [[Nitrogen]], (P) [[Phosphorus]] and (K) [[Potassium]] chemicals. Usually supplied as a dry or liquid fertiliser. Essential elements for growing aquatic plants.
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• Suggestion
  This is a page soley for making suggestions to The Aquarium Wiki. Please type your su Right, I mean articles that, oh, wait a minute, sorry.[[User:Jourdy288|Jourdy288]] 18:01, 11 February 2008 (CST)
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• Nothobranchius guentheri
  ...heir habitat, at which point they hatch and reach maturity in as little as a month. ...s by at least two to one; in a small 5 gallon tank it is best to only keep a single male, though multiple males can be kept in larger tanks.
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• Cloaca
  '''Clo-a-ca''' n. ''p'' '''clo-a-cae'''
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• Trace elements
  '''Trace elements''' refers to a collection of tiny amounts of chemicals which are required by aquatic plant ...ence in the water. Whilst some test kits do exist to allow you to test for a few of the chemicals like [[iron]], [[copper]] or [[potassium]], these can
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• Fish waste
  *Uric acid C₅H₄N₄O₃ - a organic compound of [[carbon]], [[nitrogen]], [[oxygen]] and [[hydrogen]] *Creatinine C₄H₇N₃O - a waste product of [[Wikipedia:Phosphocreatine|Phosphocreatine]] in muscle -
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• Plants and Biological Filtration
  ...om all over the world have studied nitrogen uptake in aquatic plants under a variety of experimental conditions. I was able to locate published studies ...the giant duckweed ''Spirodela oligorrhiza'' was grown in media containing a mixture of ammonium and nitrate, the ammonium was rapidly taken up whereas
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• Procambarus sp "marmorkrebs"
  ...mbarus fallax''. A scientific paper (Martin et al. 2010<ref>Martin P, Dorn N, Kawai T, van der Heiden C, Scholtz G. 2010. The enigmatic Marmorkrebs (mar :Marmorkrebs is suggested as a common name because it is distinctive and less likely to be confused with o
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• Corydoras reynoldsi
  ...pical Corydora shape, it is pale gold/tan in colour. Head section can have a golden sheen. It has 3 vertical bands of black. One at the eye, the second ...named ''[[Corydoras tukano]]''. This variety believed to differ in having a solid vertical band at the dorsal and generally thicker bands on the sides.
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• Aquarium Microbes: Part 1: Nitrification
  By Robert T. Ricketts, a.k.a. RTR ...e to keep our fish alive and healthy. Every solid surface in our tanks has a biofilm on it, of bacteria, algae, etc., composed of whatever type(s) of mi
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