Aquariums, Bowls, Fish Tanks
 SUPERB MARINE AQUARIUM Mahogany Tank 6ft x 2ft x 2ft Sale Price: £1,000.00 |
 arcadia arc tank 35litres Sale Price: £55.00 |
 fluval 35 litre tank Sale Price: £40.00 |
 JAPANESE KOI FISH SIGN FOR PONDS WATER FEATURES TANKS Sale Price: £2.99 |
 Fish Tank Wall Mount Bracket Fully Adjustable 70kg 5565 Sale Price: £14.99 |
 Super Pen Pals Plastic Tank Reptile Fish Pets Shop 1704 Sale Price: £19.99 |
 MARINE AQUARIUM A VIRTUAL UNDERSEA OASIS ver2 ab3 Sale Price: £6.99 |
 5 FOOT BOW AQUARIUM WITH EXTRAS RRP £1400 LK Sale Price: £675.00 |
 3ft Fish Tank Aquarium with fish Sale Price: £60.00 |
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An aquarium (plural aquariums or aquaria) is a vivarium, usually contained in a clear-sided container (typically constructed of glass or high-strength plastic) in which water-dwelling plants and animals (usually fish, and sometimes invertebrates, as well as amphibians, marine mammals, and reptiles) are kept in captivity, often for public display; or it is an establishment featuring such displays. Aquarium keeping is a popular hobby around the world, with about 60 million enthusiasts worldwide. From the 1850s, when the predecessor of the modern aquarium was first developed as a novelty, the ranks of aquarists have swelled as more sophisticated systems including lighting and filtration systems were developed to keep aquarium fish healthy.
A wide variety of aquaria are now kept by hobbyists, ranging from a simple bowl housing a single fish to complex simulated ecosystems with carefully engineered support systems. Aquaria are usually classified as containing fresh water or salt water and brackish water, at tropical or cold water temperatures. These characteristics, and others, determine the type of fish and other inhabitants that can survive and thrive in the aquarium. Inhabitants for aquaria are often collected from the wild, although there is a growing list of organisms that are bred in captivity for supply to the aquarium trade.
The careful aquarist dedicates considerable effort to maintaining a tank ecology that mimics its inhabitants natural habitat. Controlling water quality includes managing the inflow and outflow of nutrients, most notably the management of waste produced by tank inhabitants. The nitrogen cycle describes the flow of nitrogen from input via food, through toxic nitrogenous waste produced by tank inhabitants, to metabolism to less toxic compounds by beneficial bacteria populations. Other components in maintaining a suitable aquarium environment include appropriate species selection, management of biological loading, and good physical design. Failing to provide these conditions may invite Fish diseases.
The common freshwater aquarium maintained by a home aquarist typically includes a filtration system, an artificial lighting system, air pumps, and a heater. In addition, some freshwater tanks (and most saltwater tanks) use powerheads to increase water circulation.
