How To Remove Algae & viruses in Fish Tank Urdu/Hindi
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How To Remove Algae & viruses in Fish Tank Urdu/Hindi
Algae ::
One of the most enjoyable times for the new hobbyist is watching the flurry of activity in the aquarium after that pinch or two of fish food hits the surface. Sometimes we're tempted to repeat the show 2-3 times a day, which is fine if your fish consume all the food within a couple minutes. The problems start if there is excess food, which is defined as "overfeeding." Overfeeding is the most common source of the algal nutrients ammonia and phosphate. Algae thrive on both uneaten food and fish waste from what's consumed. Many experienced hobbyists who learn to resist the feeding frenzy and only feed once daily - or smaller portions 2-3 times daily - find it's much easier to keep the unwanted green in check.
In nature, rain and water currents refresh water conditions by diluting and carrying away nitrate (aka algae fertilizer) before it can build up to excessive levels. Your closed aquarium system, however, requires regular water changes to remove excess nutrients. Ideal frequency is 10% weekly, but for a lightly populated aquarium, 30% monthly is sufficient. It's also a chance to siphon up all the sludge and dead plant matter in your gravel.
Keep algae's favorite nutrient out of your aquarium with phosphate-controlling media and biological boosters for your filtration system. The right choice of filter media can make a big difference in phosphate levels: Poly Filters will remove phosphate and heavy metals, and actually provide an indication of existing problems by changing color. Combination Carbon-Phosphate Remover products are also available. The carbon keeps your water crystal clear and removes dissolved organics, the phosphate disappears, and, best of all, so does the algae. Finally, change your mechanical and chemical media once a month, because as it becomes exhausted and saturated, it may leach the bad stuff back into your aquarium.
Viruses ::
Physical/Behavioral Signs/Symptoms:
Spots that resemble grains of salt or white sand on the skin.
May be slightly raised.
Scratching against objects due to irritated skin.
Clamped fins.
Gasping at the water’s surface.
Cause:
Usually attacks fish that are stressed, which can be caused by factors including rapid temperature and pH fluctuations.
Treatment:
Tetra Lifeguard®
Remove filter carbon and turn off UV sterilizer. Add one tablet per day to each 5 gallons of water. Treat for 5 consecutive days. Repeat until symptoms clear. Secondary infections are also common and can be treated with antibiotics or general cures like Tetra Ick Guard® or Tetra Fungus Guard®. Consistent temperature and good water quality will help prevent infections, in addition to using aquarium salt.
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