Do I need a cooling fan for my aquarium lights?

If you use a humidifier you will have to fan your fruiting chamber much less. A cool mist humidifier provides almost ideal humidity levels for casings, and more importantly, constant gas exchange.

Proper aquarium lighting allow hobbyist to observe the fish in your aquarium. More importantly, proper aquarium lighting provides vital energy to photosynthetic plants and animals. Aquarium lighting is essential any system that contains photosynthetic organisms such as plant, corals and anemones.

If you're not using any lights or pumps in your aquarium I advise you to get an aquarium fan it will definitely do. If you do use thing such as lights and water pump that warm up your tank you should definitely get a chiller, try the Oceanic Aquarium Chillers.

An in-line water chiller is equipped with internal cooling coils. Water is pumped out of the aquarium, into the chiller where it is cooled, and then back to the aquarium again. An in-line chiller can be placed away from the aquarium and is therefore easier to hide.

There are many ways you can cool-down your aquarium. You can use a simple fan that runs on timer along with the lighting. You can use a thermoelectric chiller. You can use a refrigerant base chillier and there are also some alternative methods.

The cooling fan main purpose is to cool off the light by inflating air outside the tank and therefore cooling your whole aquarium.

No. The lights on your aquarium should never be on for more than 10 hours a day. The fish and plants need to rest and by leaving the lights on all the time; they will get stressed out and may even die.

It is possible to make your own cooling system for anaquarium. It is simple to do but it willtake you some time because there are a lot of steps. As with any DIY project, it is important toask yourself if it is cost effective, based on the cost of supplies and thetime it will take to assemble. If youhave decided that it's worth it, check out this video for detailed instructionson building your own salt water aquarium cooling system:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E_1qpfKlrmk

There are a few simple steps to follow to remove an oldlight bulb from an aquarium:

1. 1. Turn off the light, unplug the fixture andallow the bulb to cool for at least 15 minutes before touching it
2. 2. Flip over the top of theaquarium to expose the bulb
3. 3. Hold the bulb at either endand unscrew it by turning counterclockwise
4. 4. Wiggle gently until thebulb is removed. Replace with a freshbulb by repeating these steps in reverse

Most saltwater aquariums are generally used to housetropical fish. Tropical fish are fromthe Tropics (the area of the planet around the equator.) The water temperature varies in differentlatitudes and depths, but it tends to stay between 77-80F (about25-27C). Therefore, you want to houseyour fish in the environment that is most like the one they are accustomed to,if you want them to stay healthy. Therefore, maintaining aquarium temperature with heating and coolingunits is essential.