Why You Need An Aquarium Wavemaker
-It helps fish stay healthy
In their natural habitat, fish are used to water in motion, whether from waves, currents, or other phenomena.
Having a simulation of this environment within your aquarium will contribute to the fish’s physical (they can choose to swim with or against the waves) and psychological (they feel at home) well being.
Countless fish and others, whether freshwater or saltwater, require strong currents that only these devices enable.
-It circulates water around
“Dead spots,” places where the water doesn’t move are not good for the health of your aquarium.
A wavemaker helps to prevent these by circulating the water around constantly, ensuring every part of your aquarium has access to freshly oxygenated water.
-It prevents accumulation of detritus
Between maintenance intervals, you’ll notice that loose particulate from food, fish waste, and other sources will begin to accumulate in certain spots in your aquarium, leaving you with unsightly results.
The constant motion created by a wavemaker helps to prevent these accumulations, leaving your aquarium cleaner looking until the next service appointment.
-It helps coral and other living decor thrive
Coral and many invertebrates can’t move – in their natural habitats, they depend on the movement of water to supply them with necessary nutrients.
In your aquarium, similar water movements are required for the thriving of these animals and plants. The wavemaker’s action brings the valuable nutrients to the coral and other living decor in your aquarium.
-It adds to the visual appeal
Along with the numerous practical benefits outlined above, a wavemaker will also add to the aesthetic appeal of your aquarium.
They stimulate  fish to swim more, making decor sway with the waves, and generally giving the appearance of a natural and realistic habitat.

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