2012-02-23T11:47:29Z http://blog.tropiccove.net/comments/atom.aspx Quick Blogcast tag:blog.tropiccove.net,2012-01-31:15684325 Tropic Cove 2012-01-31T05:53:19Z 2012-01-31T05:53:19Z Very good point. I stated that once a month water changes are ideal. I really should have said at a minimum. If an aquarium owner can get into the habit of doing small weekly water changes, so much the better. With many people overstocking their aquariums or keeping more&nbsp;voracious species, the more water changes the better. &nbsp;As long as your doing small portions of water changes and not disturbing the biological filtration. <div>Thanks for the input.</div> <div>-Kevin Ellwanger&nbsp;</div> tag:blog.tropiccove.net,2012-01-30:15679252 Jon http://www.TerraReef.com 2012-01-30T18:42:12Z 2012-01-30T18:42:12Z I agree that aquariums can be cleaned too much and you don't need to change 100% of the water, but I don't agree that once a month should be the norm. If you keep hardly any fish in a large freshwater aquarium this may be the case. In many marine aquariums weekly or twice a month is more the norm. It's dangerous to make broad sweeping statements with aquariums. Each one is unique in countless ways. tag:blog.tropiccove.net,2009-02-24:1847969 Kirk Hoeppner 2009-02-25T00:14:05Z 2009-02-25T00:14:05Z Will any of your fishtanks be offered in the sale coming up in March?