Many members are agreeing that perhaps newbies shouldn't have water features yet defending and justifying their reasons to have water features.
This has turned out to be a very interesting discussion. If you’ve never built a successful water feature yourself and your dead set on having one then at least look at what other people have successfully done in the past…
IMO you need more water than a normal fish tank because of all the crap that is going to end up in the water.Īlso, people will say that water features add aesthetics but unfortunately most end up having the opposite effect. I never considered a water feature because of this experience and the fact that I got into this hobby in part to avoid fish tank maintenance I would consider building a paludarium in the future but that would only happen with a sump and a huge volume of water.
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To think you could keep anything healthy and stress free long term in a small volume of water in a place where detritus will constantly be entering the water is naive and a danger to any fish. It should be that if you haven’t researched and built a fish tank than you should never consider building a water feature, first build or otherwise.Īnyone with experience would know that the key to a healthy aquatic environment is the volume of water. A lot of people will say that you shouldn’t add a water feature to your first build but I think that is the wrong way of thinking about it.
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