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1. Keep up with water changes : hopefully you have been consistent with water changes though winter but if that isn't the case you can start right now. Studies have shown that aquarium fish live longer, healthier lives when their aquarium water is changed consistently and frequently.
2. Change media and air stones: many hobbyists tend to forget that the media in their filtration systems needs to be switched with new media and that air stones tend to become brittle over time. It is proper aquarium care to check up on the filter media and air stones to check for deterioration and change appropriately.
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EcoTech Marine just announced and released a new and improved battery backup, made in-house, for their popular Vortech line of pumps. I'm the type of person that uses a computer UPS on at least one pump in every system I own or install, so this will definitely come in handy. At $165, it's not likely to replace my higher-capacity UPS devices, but its slim size and ability to back up two pumps is nice. Vortech and other prop-pumps are definitely inferior to closed loop style plumbing, but are much better than powerheads and the like.
Am I the only one that uses a battery backup device? Comment and let me know!
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