\nIt took just two weeks from the time the inquiry was received to the start of work.<\/p>\n
In such a short period of time we had to do the conceptual work, and quickly prepare the construction materials that will be waiting for us at budowblog\/ie. The start of the work came at the best time, because even before the installation of the acrylics and at the coincidence of the installation of the water filtration system.<\/p>\n\t \n\t\t
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Decorations for all aquariums are designed to eliminate stagnant water<\/a>. This is a very important issue. Poorly designed artificial rocks<\/a> in aquariums, can lead to the formation of “dead zones” in which water exchange will be hindered. This has a direct impact on the health of the fish and the overall condition of the aquarium.<\/p>\n Below is a sample visualization, showing the placement of underwater rocks in the aquarium. The example below is from another realization, unfortunately the visuals of the Oceaniki Aquariums have not survived.<\/p>\n