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Goldfish Tank Cleaning Supplies
Regularly cleaning your goldfish tank or aquarium is vital to optimizing water quality and crucial to your underwater friend's health. With the right goldfish tank cleaning supplies, you can prevent excess algae and control diseases while maintaining an aesthetically pleasing aquarium. Some common goldfish tank cleaning supplies can include:
- Algae scrubber: Considered vital goldfish tank cleaning supplies, algae scrubbers allow you to access hard-to-reach areas of your tank for serious algae removal
- Tank vacuum cleaner: Will clean up dry gravel or other substrate at the bottom of your aquarium and even suck up excess bubbles
- Glass aquarium cleaner spray: Designed specifically for tank or aquarium glass to cut right through mineral deposits and prevent buildup
- Small fish pond net: Can hold small fish or debris up to 7 pounds
Shop Chewy's goldfish tank cleaning supplies today—your underwater friends will thank you!
Frequently Asked Questions about Goldfish Tank Cleaning Supplies
What equipment do you need to clean a goldfish fish tank?
There are a handful of essential goldfish tank cleaning supplies you will need to ensure a hygienic tank. These include a gravel vacuum, algae scrubber, water conditioner, water test kit, as well as a bucket to collect dirty water. Additional goldfish tank cleaning supplies can also include glass cleaner, paper towels, and scissors to prune live plants.
How often should you clean a fish tank?
You should clean your tank with proper goldfish tank cleaning supplies about every two weeks. While doing so, it's advised to do a partial water change—anywhere from 15–25%. However, cleaning may need to happen more frequently depending on the size of your tank and how many fish are housed in it.
Do you leave goldfish in the tank when cleaning?
Yes, it's advisable to leave your goldfish in their tank or aquarium during cleaning to avoid causing them excess stress. Vacuuming the substrate gravel, brushing the sides, and even performing partial water changes can all be done while your goldfish remain in the tank.
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