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Algae-cleaning fish keep aquariums clean by eating algae. They help keep the water clear and create a healthy environment for other fish. Tap to read in detail.

Rust-colored water is caused by algae which is also responsible for the blue glow known as bioluminescence -- but there is a ...

Green water in an aquarium. This is quite a rarity in tanks ... before removing en-masse by scraping it from the glass with a blade or plastic edged cleaner, and then syphoning out the removed algae ...

Whether you call them cascudinhos, ohrgitterwelse, ottos, dwarf suckermouths, algae scrapers or goblin plecs ... Telling them apart is difficult in the aquarium, but you can get some idea by looking ...

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Here's why that matters: "Every time you throw food in an aquarium, you're polluting the water. It's a closed system, right?" he said. "So you're going to get ammonia, you’re going to get nitrates, ...

An algae bloom around the Santa Monica Pier created a unique "red tide" event on Tuesday. (Photo by Thomas Leffler) For those who saw the colors of the ocean change to red off the Santa Monica Pie ...

Given the intensity of the glow he saw the last two nights and the long streak already recorded, he expects there will still be enough of the microscopic algae that emit the bioluminescent glow ...

A large algae bloom was spotted around the Santa Monica Pier Tuesday, extending for miles down the coastline. Sky5 was above the “red tide” at 11 a.m. The bloom was seen “all the way down ...