Fishkeeping Tips - How To Perform A Water Change On An Aquarium 

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You can use the tap to adjust the temperature to match the tank. I use a digital thermometer to quickly get a read on my tank's temperature and match the tap water to that. Using too cold or too hot water can be harmful to fish.

wellthatspretty I'm sorry it's a bit of a late response but there's no need to move the animals from their tank, just be gentle around them. Moving them may cause more stress than you siphoning

this is done in some circumstances, but is not advised. You fish may be stressed and may die...

SpΛrѲsite its 100 gallon with 20 gallon sump tank i do once a week 10npeecent and the levels fish are happy i wantes to know if i can go further between changes obviously 10 gallon tank needs a lot more attention

Water isn't going to lose heat that quickly. It's much denser than air and will keep that heat while you do your water change. It will take some time for the water to circulate and heat up or lose temp. I don't know a lot about fish, but I have a sous vide machine and it has a very large heater(1000w) and a circulatory impeller(exactly like most filter set ups). I have a vessel that uses about 10 gallons of water. I use it for slow cooking ribs and brisket(takes 48hrs, but is amazing). If you're worried about the temp of the water you're adding....Your best bet is to prep your fresh water ahead of time and buy a separate heater to put it in. Put it 1-2 degrees above what you want it at. When you pour the water it loses some heat and should be right where you want it. This is just my sous vide experience, but I'm very sure this applies to heating and cooling water in general.

the rocking vishal you turn off the filter

Never tried it b4 but I've heard that it could possibly ruin the motor

They all burst into flames

Make sure your aquarium doesn't have too much fish. Get algea eaters like apple snail and pleco. Plants can be good too. If your tank is big, watch videos for tips for beginners in big tank aquarium. Hope this helps.

jasmine yup...larger the tank, less maintenance.

Not everyone can afford it at first, this is for new fish keepers

Barb Vision replacing old media with new, uncycled media and doing a water change is dangerous, washing cycled media in old tank water is completly fine