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  1. How to Maintain Calcium and Alkalinity Levels In A Reef Tank

    How to Maintain Calcium and Alkalinity Levels In A Reef Tank

    Calcium is an essential building block for wild and captive reefs alike. Calcium combines with carbonates (alkalinity) and other elements in the water to create calcium carbonate. Stony corals...
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  2. The ABCs of LEDs

    The ABCs of LEDs

    Responsible reefkeepers know conservation is playing a huge role in the growth and evolution of the aquarium hobby. Yet, those outside the aquarium hobby sometimes fail to recognize how much we, as a...
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  3. Top 7 Live Rock Hitchhikers by Robert Farnsworth, MarineDepot.com Reef Squad

    Top 7 Live Rock Hitchhikers by Robert Farnsworth, MarineDepot.com Reef Squad

    If you have ever set up, maintained or even researched marine aquaria, I am sure you are aware of live rock and its role in this hobby. Live rock is generally a piece of reef rock (ancient...
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  4. Kent Marine ProScraper II Algae Scraper Demo

    Kent Marine ProScraper II Algae Scraper Demo

    Every aquarium hobbyist knows the importance of regular tank maintenance. Unfortunately, for those of us with deeper tanks, it can be difficult to clean those hard-to-reach places. That's where Kent...
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  5. Two Little Fishies Julian's Thing Product Demo

    Two Little Fishies Julian's Thing Product Demo

    Julian's Thing is a new multi-purpose coral feeder and liquid applicator from Two Little Fishies. It includes a syringe, tubing and applicator to feed aquarium corals, anemones, zoanthids, seahorses...
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  6. Aquarium Plumbing Glossary & FAQ

    Aquarium Plumbing Glossary & FAQ

    An overview of common plumbing terms and components along with some frequently asked aquarium plumbing questions.
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  7. If our Salt Water Reef aquarium calcium levels test at 500 mg/l, is that too high, and what do we do if it is?

    If our Salt Water Reef aquarium calcium levels test at 500 mg/l, is that too high, and what do we do if it is?

    A calcium level of 500 mg/l is higher than most people run their tanks at but as long as your alkalinity level is also running high it may not be an issue.  When high levels (or low levels) of...
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  8. Marine and Reef Aquarium Substrate By Daniel S., MarineDepot.com Reef Squad

    Marine and Reef Aquarium Substrate By Daniel S., MarineDepot.com Reef Squad

    If your first fish tank was anything like mine, all you needed to worry about for substrate was which color rock you'd like covering your undergravel filter. For the record, I chose blue...
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