Is Your Tank Ready For Halloween?
Time to get ready for the spookiest night of the year!
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August Newsletter 2015
What’s new this month? We’ve got decorations, helpful tools, and more! With the sweltering heat, you may find your aquarium overheating. While it’s easy to heat an aquarium, cooling one is another issue. That’s why we’ve got the Zoo Med Aquarium Cooling fan! Are you struggling with your aquarium’s pH? Check out our new ornaments- they look…
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July Newsletter
If you are like many reef keepers, you’ve been mourning the loss of Cyclop-eeze. Well we’ve got some great new products that you will love just as much or more! We’ve also got some tips for how to help sick fish, and want to introduce you to one of the best heaters on the market….
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June 2015 Newsletter
Summer is finally here and that means many of you will be flocking to the beach. Don’t forget to invest in some automatic feeders for your pond or fish tanks, or just pick up a new treat for your corals. With the humidity, thunderstorms will be happening more often, meaning you are at risk of…
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May Newsletter
Need some gift ideas for your favorite graduate? We’ve got plenty of ideas, whether they are a human leaving a school or a fish still in one! We’ve got a selection of brand new rocks, such as Texas holey rock, Pagoda rock, red shale, green slate, blue petrified wood, and even large chunks of…
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How To Set Up A New Tank
By Chelsea Gray To new aquarists, starting up a new tank may seem daunting. Here is a handy guide to get you through it.
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The Nitrogen Cycle
By Chelsea Gray When starting a new tank, you must wait a month before you can fully stock it with fish. The reason for this waiting period is because you need to build up your tank’s biological filtration. The biological filtration is what decomposes dangerous ammonia into generally harmless nitrate. Before discussing the nitrogen cycle…
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Betta Care 101
By Chelsea Gray Show male bettas are one of the most popular species of fish sold at Centreville Aquarium. Not only are they beautiful, but they are also very hardy and easy to keep. They are ideal for desk-top aquariums and for introducing children to the hobby of fish-keeping.
