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Aquarium Science

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# Aquarium Science

> Based on Science and Logic

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## Sitemaps

- [XML Sitemap](https://aquariumscience.org/sitemap.xml): Contains all public & indexable URLs for this website.

## Posts

- [Something Smells Fishy](https://aquariumscience.org/something-smells-fishy/)
- [Website Updates](https://aquariumscience.org/website-updates/): This website has been updated to use the Genesis WordPress Platform, the Monochrome Studiopress Chile Theme. Modifications done by the author's son.

## Pages

- [Homepage](https://aquariumscience.org/): Aquarium Science This is a website dedicated to freshwater aquariums. It is based on SCIENCE AND LOGIC, not on parroted internet “advice”, anecdotal “It worked great for me“, or the marketing hype of some profit-driven marketer. Introduction What needs to be emphasized is that this research has pointed out that there are a huge number
- [7.2.11. Ceramics](https://aquariumscience.org/7-2-11-ceramics/): There is a huge amount of misinformation out there about the efficacy of ceramic media. Ceramics are NOT good media for aquarium filters. They have the following shortcomings: Low effective surface area which gives poor biofiltration Shed small abrasive particles which take out pumps Do not do any denitrification Very high cost Throw out the
- [2.12. Beneficial Bacteria](https://aquariumscience.org/2-12-beneficial-bacteria/): There are several general types of "beneficial bacteria" involved in oxidizing ammonia to relatively safe nitrate in the freshwater aquarium. Scientists call these organisms “nitrifying” bacteria (AOBs) and archaea (AOAs). Rather than getting into a long winded discussion of bacteria versus archaea we will use the term “beneficial bacteria” for both the nitrifying bacteria and
- [7.4.6. Purigen](https://aquariumscience.org/7-4-6-purigen/): Seachem Purigen is an interesting well hyped extremely expensive ($45-$60 for one liter) product that is supposedly unlike any other filtration product. It is supposedly “not a mixture of ion exchangers or adsorbents, but rather a unique macro-porous synthetic polymer”. Purigen is repackaged industrial bulk non-ionic polymeric adsorbent resin: specifically AmberLite XAD7HP (now DuPont). The
- [7.2.9. Lava Rock](https://aquariumscience.org/7-2-9-lava-rock/): Lava rock has a very convoluted surface which we initially thought would mean it must be doubled in surface area calculations. This turned out not to be true. Lava rock is best used in aquariums in the range of ¼ to ½ inch diameter. You can get small lava rock from the internet. Joey (the
- [7. Filter Media](https://aquariumscience.org/7-filter-media/): A Confession The author would like to be able to say he knew what this testing revealed all along and has been using 100% foam, pot scrubbers or K1 in all his many canisters over the 56 years he has been keeping aquariums. That would be a lie. For some 45 years the au
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