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The Tint
No expiration date.
We talk a lot about starting up and managing botanical-style aquariums. We have had numerous discussions about set up and the accompanying expectations of the early days in the life of the little ecosystems we've created. However, what about the long term..The really long term? Like, how long can you maintain one of these aquariums? Do they have an "expiration date? A point when the system no longer "grows" or thrives? There is a term, sometimes used to describe the state of very old aquariums- "senescence." The definition is: "...the condition or process of deterioration with age." Well, that doesn't sound all that unusual, right? I mean, stuff ages, gets old, stops functioning well, and eventually expires...aquariums are no different, right?...
Evolving with your aquarium on the long road to success
Perhaps this scenario sounds familiar to you: You set up a tank that started with the best of intentions: It's a really cool idea. You had the right materials to do the job. You even used the correct aquarium for the work. You set the tank up- exactly how you envisioned it.. Yet, after a few weeks of operation, perhaps the tank just isn't where you want it. You find yourself "nitpicking" a lot of stuff about it. Maybe you're not seeing the aquarium reach a state where you expected it would be at this point... Been there? I'll be that you have. I've had this sort of thing happen many times over my aquarium "career." What do I do...
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