How does green killing machine work?
The Green* Killing Machine (GKM) makes fighting green water easier as it is internal UV – that is, a UV system that you simply drop into your tank for a full UV protection. UV radiation is effective in controlling water contaminants, in turn clearing up green water.
What happened to the Green Machine?
Our shop is now permanently closed.
Are Planted Tanks better for fish?
Live aquarium plants produce oxygen and absorb some of the carbon dioxide, ammonia and other harmful nitrates that your fish generate. This puts less strain on your filtration system (though should never be used to replace your filter) and helps maintain good water quality, keeping your fish happier and healthier.
How do I make my aquarium plants green?
Lighting is often overlooked as many tank owners turn off the aquarium lights before bed or when they leave the house to save energy. Leave the light on and watch your plants grow and remain green. Keep your aquarium plants from dying by meeting their needs.
How long does it take for green killing machine to work?
With UV, it genereally takes 2-3 days depending on the size of your tank, rated UV and flow through the UV. After 3 days, if the water still looks green or cloudy, add some floculant (eg. Crystal Clear) and your water will clear up.
Do you fully submerge the green killing machine?
They are designed to be fully submerged so should still be good.
When did the Green Machine come out?
Some sources state that Marx released the Green Machine in 1968, although the Marx Toy Museum online pegs its release at 1975. Targeted toward kids that were too old or too big for the Big Wheel, the Green Machine is steered by control sticks connected to the rear axle.
What is in the green machine drink?
Apple Juice from Concentrate (Water, Apple Juice Concentrate), Mango Puree, Pineapple Juice (Rainforest Alliance Certified), Banana Puree (Rainforest Alliance Certified), Kiwi Puree, Spirulina, Natural Flavor, Alfalfa, Broccoli, Spinach, Barley Grass, Wheatgrass, Ginger Root, Parsley, Kale, Odorless Garlic.
Do plants absorb ammonia aquarium?
Healthy aquarium plants absorb nitrogen compounds including nitrite and ammonia from the water. The fact is, keeping plants healthy and happy takes more work than most people realize.
How many hours of light do aquarium plants need?
Low-light aquarium plants will usually require between eight and ten hours of light per day, while medium-light aquarium plants generally need around ten hours. High-light plants require between ten and twelve hours of light per day.
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