Tropical Aquarium Fish

This closed envitonment existing in an aquarium can help you understand some ecologic phenomenons and it represents a great start in this science which came into sight just a century ago. It doesn’t reflect only to the human being in its environment, but reflects all the mecanisms that regulate the relations between people and their environment. Even if lots of freshwater fish breeder, mostly beginners, remain izolated, it is verry profitable to make contact with aquarium clubs and associations. This way, the aquarium becomes a small world where we recognise the interrelations between ecologic factors at global level, relations that were able to explain the dependings between creatures. Also taking care of an aquarium, or better, mentaining the equilibrum in an aquarium, can be considered a task that a child should assume, being conscious of the responsability. Many parents buy a pet to their kid in order to develope its responsability sense, but only few pets are so suitable as aquarium fish. For example, a dog requests taking it outside and the child may be in danger without the supervision of parents, but the aquarium fish are completely harmless (at least the freshwater ones).
Without water there would be no life on our planet. But neither a too clean water is suitable for creatures developing. Life developing depends on the elements that water contains. The life and aquarium fish and plants breeding request some knowledge about water parameters, environment element mostly not known as life environment. In the aquarium the same phenomenons take place as in nature, of course at a lower level, that’s why the most important element’s cycles are present in aquariums too: carbon, nitrogen, oxigen… the quality of aquarium water being very influenced by the quantity of organic compound determined by the presence of aquarium creatures.

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