Q: Arrange the rocks into a loose open pattern. Direct one water jet, like the filter exhaust, along one side of the tank. Aim it slightly inward so that the water spins in a slow vortex. Add a power head as necessary. Water should be moving through the entire aquarium so the live rock and sand can filter it biologically. This keeps biological material from building up, and it keeps food suspended so the fish will have plenty of time to consume it. Saltwater fish, unlike freshwater fish, are generally used to keeping position in waves and are not upset by vigorous water movement. This removes undesirable material, including suspended algae, from the water so it does not dirty the water as it rots. While replacing a mechanical-filter cartridge more often might also be a good idea, a big protein skimmer is perhaps even more effective in removing organic sludge. Adding the skimmer air line will change the water level in the skimmer. Be prepared to adjust the skimmer so the water doesn't rise too high and spill out of the aquarium. The size of the skimmer will vary depending on the size of your tank. For example, a 60 gallon (227.1L) skimmer will work on a 29 gallon (109.8L) nano-reef. A magnet cleaner has two parts, one piece on the inside of the tank and one on the outside of the glass. As you move the outside piece, the inside piece moves and cleans the glass. This tool will allow you to do quick daily glass cleaning without putting your arm in your tank. This works best if the lights are not extremely bright so the glass will have little coralline algae on it. This will greatly reduces the risk of heater breakage. Heater capacity should be on the low side because the lights and pumps create some heat. Low temperatures from a cold house or insufficient heater capacity are less likely to kill the fish than excessive temperatures from a powerful heater.
A: Use a circulator to move the water vigorously throughout the tank. Put a protein skimmer on your tank. Clean the glass with a magnetic cleaner from the outside. Buy a heater that has a solid, plastic body.

Article: Alternatively, you can begin uninstalling the program by double-clicking. If you have User Account Control turned off, this may not be necessary.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Click Start>Control Panel. Select Programs (or Uninstall a program - skip to Step 4). Select Programs and Features. Choose from the list of programs and software you intend to uninstall by clicking and selecting Uninstall from the options above. Select Continue when a window appears.

Problem: Article: Google Chrome is the app that has an image of a red, green, yellow, and blue circle. You will need to install the Chrome Remote Desktop extension on both the computer with Fortinet security and an external computer without Fortinet web security. The external computer can be a home computer or any other computer you have access to. Download Google Chrome, if you haven't already done so. Click here to go directly the Chrome Remote desktop extension in the Chrome web store. If you haven't already done so, click "Sign In" and log in with the email address and password associated with your Google account. It's the blue button in the upper-right corner of the window. The popup tells you what kind of connections the app can do. It's the green button in the upper-right corner. This will begin setting up Remote Desktop. This will install the Remote Desktop host the first time you use the app. It's the blue button in the popup. You will only need to do this the first time you run the app on your computer. This will install and launch the Google Chrome remote desktop extension. This may be in a different web browser, such as Microsoft Edge, or Internet Explorer. Once the Remote Desktop host app is installed, you can access it inside Google Chrome. The first time you run Chrome Remote Desktop, you may be asked to allow it to make changes to your device. Click "Yes", if prompted.
Summary: Open Google Chrome. Navigate to Chrome Remote Desktop in the Chrome Store. Click + Add to Chrome. Click Add App in the popup. Click Launch App. Click Get Started under "My Computers". Click Enable Remote Connections. Click Accept and Install. Click Open.

Q: Daffodils and crocuses are the most popular bulb choices for grassy areas. A few other bulbs, such as tulips, anemone, and grape hyacinths, are also beginner-friendly. These bulbs require little maintenance and naturalize easily in lawns. Bulb size isn't important. Smaller bulbs like crocuses can grow as well as larger bulbs like daffodils. In areas that experience long, cold winters with temperatures under 20F (29C), plant hardier bulbs. Some tulip types, such as Greigii or Darwin bulbs, can grow well. Daffodils and crocuses can also give your yard some flair in spring. Small, versatile bulbs, such as snowdrops, winter aconites, glories of the snow, and grape hyacinths, are good choices for cold climates. Since you are planting the bulbs in grass, you cannot use mulch to protect them in winter, so only choose bulbs suitable for harsh winters. Warm climates have winters above 5F (21C) and warm, dry summers. If summers last late into September and October in your area, choose warm-weather bulbs. In addition to tulips, daffodils, and crocuses, lilies and hyacinths grow well in these areas. You could plant bulbs that don't grow as well in northern climates, such as bugle lilies, tritonias, harlequin flowers, and freesias. Be wary when choosing late-blooming bulbs. You will have to plant a slow-growing lawn or keep your grass tall until the bulbs bloom. Visit your local plant nursery for bulb-types suited for your climate. Most bulbs prefer well-draining soil, but a few varieties grow well in wetter soil. Snake's head can do well in the grass. You might also try wild hyacinth, cannas, guinea hen flower, and summer snowflake. These bulbs should be grown in spots where the soil doesn't drain as quickly. There are quite a few bulb varieties that can grow well in grass, from large daffodils to small crocuses. For a stronger visual effect, choose 1 or 2 plants you like. This way, your bulbs will stand out and look natural in the grass. Feel the bulbs before buying or planting them. Healthy bulbs feel firm to the touch. Any bulbs that have soft spots or show signs of rot are less likely to survive planting. These signs are often seen in older bulbs, which should be avoided. Damaged bulbs may not survive for very long in grassy areas. They often cannot compete with grass for water and nutrients. For the best results, plant your bulbs soon after you purchase them in the fall so they don't begin to turn soft or rot.
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Select daffodils and crocuses to grow bulbs easily. Pick bulbs that can last the winter if you live in a cold climate. Select bulbs suited to long summers if you live in a warm climate. Choose moisture-resistant bulbs when planting in damp soil. Choose a single bulb variety to emphasize its color. Buy firm, undamaged bulbs.