Aquasafe detoxifies chlorine and ammonia and also contains elements which help restore / maintain the fishes slime coat, which reduces the stress which accompanies any water change procedure. In their advertising, Tetra claims it is safe for both fresh and salt water. However...
My marine tanks have always been reef tanks which depend heavily on protein skimmers as their main form of filtration. The one time I used this product I was topping off a 250 gallon reef tank. I ordinarily don't use straight tap water for reef tanks, but my reverse osmosis unit had issues. After adding 10ml to 10 gallons and using it to top off the sump, the protein skimmer turned into a foam volcano. This effectively disabled my skimmer for 3 whole days! I didn't notice any toxic effects on my corals and other invertebrates and certainly not the fish, but there was definitely a noticeable difference from not having a functioning skimmer. Remember, this was 10ml in a 250 gallon aquarium with a 75 gallon refugium / sump!
For a fish only marine tank with no skimmer, I'd say AquaSafe would be safe to use, but where a skimmer is used, stick with AmQuel, which detoxifies chlorine, ammonia, chloramines, etc. without adding anything which would cause frothing.
To make the color aqua, you should mix a light blue and a light green. Here's an easy way to remember it: Blue and Green Make Aqua Marine Say it in a tune and it will be stuck in your head forever.
A plastic tank designed for use with live fish will be perfectly safe. Aside from safety, plastic tanks differ from glass tanks in their durability (generally greater) and their clarity (generally less). Yes they are. Make sure to buy the tank new because older tanks can have problems with leaks.
There are commonly two types of 'regular' table salt. One is 'Iodised' the other is not. Do not use the 'Iodised' salt in fish tanks. I would advise you to use cooking salt as that is not 'Iodised'.
No, oxygen concentrators are designed to produce oxygen for medical use, while CO tanks are used to store carbon monoxide gas. The two gases are different and cannot be interchanged. It is not safe or advisable to fill CO tanks with an oxygen concentrator.
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Austria and Turkey did not use tanks. Germany built only twenty tanks, and they used captured British tanks which were in no short supply.
They DID use tanks.
The one thing marine barbeque grills have in common is that they are compact and easily stowed. The Magma Marine Kettle 2 Stove and Gas Grill Combo is a good example of a safe marine barbeque.
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Yes Germany did use tanks during world war 1, they use tanks alone with airplanes, gas masks, and submarines
Yes, desert storm had tanks in it.