Blane Perun's DIY Aquarium, Do it Yourself Aquarium Guide. Have a Do it Yourself project, check here first

diy aquarium:

diy aquarium home

diy maintenance

diy aquarium tanks

diy circulation

diy aquarium lighting

diy aquarium filters

diy aquarium dosers

diy controllers

diy aquarium meters

thesea.org network:

coral reef pictures

thesea.org partners:

myspace glitter graphics

diy aquarium:

Hi, I'm Blane Perun, Enjoy my websites.

Parrotfish Food Cubes

bob paddock

Among the main reasons for our failure to keep certain species in the home aquarium, is their specialized diets and feeding behaviours. The bony beak of the Parrotfish is used to break off bits of corals and sponges which it eats. Here's a tip on how to simulate this food source in your tank. Make up a small batch of Plaster of Paris at a ratio of 1lb. mix to 8oz. of cold water. When this heavy paste is well mixed, add in some finely chopped spinach and about 6oz. of pelletized dry food. Form the mixture into small balls and allow to harden for 2-4 hours. Store in a sealed Ziploc (or similar) bag in the freezer. Feed two to three times a week. Don't hesitate to experiment with different food items, but be careful of moisture content and its effect on the plaster hardening. For a more natural appearance, press the drying mixture onto a decorative coral pieces or into coralline shapes. This diet can be beneficial for not only Parrots but other troublesome pickers and grazers such as Moorish Idols, Butterflies and Angels.

Copyright © 2007 - All rights reserved. Blane Perun's DIY-Aquarium by TheSea.Org^® Reproduction Prohibited.

16 May 2008 at 10:49am
DUBLIN, Ireland----Research and Markets has announced the addition of "Consumer Do-it-Yourself Surveillance: Cameras, Broadband Services & Semiconductors" to their offering.

14 May 2008 at 4:00am
SUNNYVALE, Calif.----OCZ Technology Group, Inc. , a worldwide leader in innovative, ultra-high performance and high reliability memory, today unveiled their pioneering Do-It-Yourself Gaming Notebook Program.

15 May 2008 at 6:11am
''Only in America'' has become a phrase that often has negative connotations. Usually, it's used to describe something that's either tabloid fodder, untalented yet very successful, or both ( Paris Hilton, anyone?).

16 May 2008 at 12:01pm
Grass Valley Edius Pro 45 Broadcast (Rated by 0 users) Grass Valley EDIUS Broadcast is designed to meet the requirements of higherend broadcast and postproduction environments including support for newer nontape forms of video ...