The movement of the fish is a sign
Hi Hive Lovers
Aquariums require extra care that aims to maintain cleanliness, both the cleanliness of the water and the cleanliness of all the ornaments in the aquarium. This will greatly determine the health level of all the inhabitants of an aquarium.
The behavior and movements of fish in an aquarium are one of the first signs that the water in the aquarium is still clean or has problems and needs to be replaced. The cleanliness of the water determines the level of oxygen content, which is also a need for living creatures in an aquarium.
I had been away from my house for more than a week, so the fish had nothing to feed, and I had left my aquarium light on continuously while I was away.
I had become very worried about the fate of the fish in my aquarium, especially in the two days before my return. I am not at all concerned about what a fish should eat if they are not fed; they can still survive for days without eating, as long as the water quality of your tank is maintained.
My main concern is about excess light affecting my aquarium life. It's like continuous daylight in your house, and it will cause an increase in water temperature and an increase in CO2 levels due to waste metabolism due to the effect of excess light in the aquarium.
The only thing that calmed me the most when I first saw my aquarium was that my fish were still moving agilely and couldn't stay still at all. I tried taking photos of them, but I still had difficulty taking photos of them. It seems everything is fine, and I am very grateful that the aquatic plants in my aquarium have also helped add pure O2 to my aquarium water.
The movement of fish that are still swimming swiftly and cannot stay still is a good sign for my aquarium. I have discussed these fish at the following link.
But the only thing that is a problem in my aquarium is the increasing growth of moss on almost all the glass surfaces of the aquarium. My aquarium glass is no longer clear, but I am very lucky that the growth of moss on the aquarium glass is a joy for the two albino broom fish who serve as glass sweepers.
You can see how the albino broomstick fish works on the glass surface, with long feces hanging from its anus. It has worked hard and eaten a lot because of the presence of moss on all parts of the glass surface of the aquarium.
The broomstick fish could only stay still when it was working on sweeping the surface of the glass, so I could take a clear photo of it, whereas the other colorful fish couldn't stay still at all and were always constantly moving.
I always have difficulty taking good photos of the fish in my aquarium. They are always moving and never stop for a moment.
Maybe if I had a pro camera, I could catch them, even though they were upside down.
