6 Best Aquarium Fish Nets in Australia
The best aquarium fish nets are fine-mesh, soft nylon nets in a hoop size that matches your fish, on a handle long enough to reach the bottom of the tank … Read more
Cleaning, water changes, algae and pest control.
The best aquarium fish nets are fine-mesh, soft nylon nets in a hoop size that matches your fish, on a handle long enough to reach the bottom of the tank … Read more
At a Glance Selleys Glass Silicone is the safest all-round buy: 100% silicone that the manufacturer itself says is fine for small aquariums, sold at Bunnings for about $17 to … Read more
At a Glance Most algae is best removed by scraping and a nerite snail, not a bottle. Use Algaefix only in a tank without invertebrates, APT Fix for black beard … Read more
The best algae eaters for freshwater tanks are animals that graze algae as their main food, not fish that nibble it now and then. In a real tank they are … Read more
At a Glance Change 10 to 25% of the water each week and vacuum the gravel at the same time, as RSPCA Australia recommends. Leave the betta in the tank, … Read more
At a Glance Vacuum about a third of the gravel each visit, as part of your weekly water change. Push the tube into the gravel, let it lift and drop, … Read more
At a Glance Change 10 to 25 per cent of the water weekly on an established tank, and never more than about half at once. Treat the new water with … Read more
At a Glance Most snails are harmless and useful, and a sudden explosion is a sign of too much food, not a dirty tank. Nerite snails are the low-risk choice. … Read more
At a Glance A basic manual siphon and a magnetic glass cleaner, together under $80, cover most tanks. The Python system earns its higher price on a bigger tank or … Read more