e to its thick and sturdy construction. The sounds are muffled and the outside is kept quiet because of the thick nature of its walls. It contains a UV sterilizer inside it which exposes the algae and bacteria to ultraviolet light (UV Light) and eliminates them. This handy tactic allows you to have clean and healthy water for your pet fish.

6. Fluval (x)06 External Canister Filters

The Fluval 06 series are one of the best performers when quietness is concerned. These filters have their patent technology for dampening the sound in the motor. You can only hear them work when you place your head inside the aquarium stand where you place them. They are a good choice for people with light sleep or who get easily distracted or disturbed by background noise. The only time they make loud noise is right after you install them. This is due to the presence of small air bubbles inside. This problem can be solved by priming. Priming helps in extracting air from the cartridges. This filter is easy to maintain and highly durable that probably lasts 5 or more years.

7. Pen Plax Cascade Canister Aquarium Filter

The Penn Plax Cascade is another impressive canister filter that operates without sound. They are of reasonable price and come with super customizable features. These filters are strong and move a lot of water. The Cascade series of Penn Plax is applicable for large aquariums housing long-finned fish. They are advertised for pumping up to 350-gallons per hour. If at some point these filters start to make a noise of some nature- that is probably due to the trapped air inside. But the good thing is they have self-priming buttons installed in them which can solve this. Therefore, this is an excellent filter that can pump thousands of water gallons in a day with complete silence.

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Saltwater aquariums contain saltwater for the survival of their fish. In order to make a saltwater fish tank, you need to mix salt before adding water in the tank. These tanks offer a wide variety of beautiful fish, bright-colored corals, and eye-catching invertebrates. All these specimens are usually a little expensive in comparison with the freshwater specimens. Generally, saltwater fish need special diets and are a little more sensitive to water conditions. 

3. Cold Water Aquariums: 

As the name indicates, these aquariums contain cold water with their temperature below 70 degrees or at room temperature in most homes. Goldfish in this regard is the most common cold water species kept in these cold-water aquariums. Koi and goldfish ponds are a few examples of domesticated habitats of cold-water fish. Most of the people have goldfish aquariums in their homes today. Simply by adding proper equipment you can set up a goldfish aquarium and in return increase the lifespan of your pet goldfish dramatically. Some species of cold freshwater fish are expensive as compared to the standard goldfish. 

4. Brackish Aquariums:

Brackish aquariums are relatively far between in the fishkeeping hobby when discussing fish tanks. Brackish water is a combination of saltwater and freshwater. You can say it is in the middle, not completely freshwater, at the same time not potent as saltwater. It offers a limited variety of fish with most sought-after being the Puffer labeled as ‘Freshwater Puffer’ when in reality it’s a brackish water fish. Generally, people haven’t been much success with brackish water fish because of difficulty in maintaining hard water conditions and most of the fish that are brackish are not accommodated properly before they are brought in your fish tanks. 

nging at the back of your fish aquarium. It provides a beautiful theme to your fish tank while amplifying its natural beauty providing gorgeous background for your pet fish, plants and decorations.

Selecting a suitable Aquarium Background           

When selecting any aquarium background, you must first visualize what you want to be displayed and design it keeping your fish in mind like what they will like and be satisfied with. Here are a few things to keep in mind to get the right background: 

Right Size 

To get your aquarium the perfect kind of picture, you need to have the right size of background for it. You have to keep in mind that not all aquarium backgrounds are fit for any size. If you have wrong measures, the background might look smaller or overhang the tank giving it unfinished look. Large aquarium backgrounds can be used in large fish tanks as long as it fits the decoration.

Durability

It’s thoughtful to use a background that has the property of resistance to water and scratches to make it long-lasting. You should choose wisely keeping its installation into consideration as well, like stickers, for instance, are unchallenging to use.

Fish species & their health

Certain aquarium reviews suggest that some fish species are more comfortable in a darker atmosphere while some feel happy in more light. At the same, you need to give heed to the materials used for the background. Certain materials can be a hazard to fish health and damage their environment. You must make sure before you purchase the product if it is aquarium friendly.