I think it is a great start and, like Sting said, the information is presented in an easy to understand way.
First, let me congratulate you on another aspect of your presentation - the often neglected but highly desirous comma. You use it beautifully, which makes sentences much easier to read!
OK, now for my bits......
Under Thermometers. "....these kinds of thermometers are more accurate then the ones..."
- the word should be than
Under Fishless Cycling. You say to use pure ammonia. One question I see here time and again is, "How do I know ammonia is pure?" You might want to add the information about shaking and foaming.
Under Adding Fish and Plants, beforehand is one word.
Under Weekly Maintenance, re water companies adding chlorine. Perhaps add information about chloramine, too.
First, let me congratulate you on another aspect of your presentation - the often neglected but highly desirous comma. You use it beautifully, which makes sentences much easier to read!
OK, now for my bits......
Under Thermometers. "....these kinds of thermometers are more accurate then the ones..."
- the word should be than
Under Fishless Cycling. You say to use pure ammonia. One question I see here time and again is, "How do I know ammonia is pure?" You might want to add the information about shaking and foaming.
Under Adding Fish and Plants, beforehand is one word.
Under Weekly Maintenance, re water companies adding chlorine. Perhaps add information about chloramine, too.
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