
Maintenance
Techniques, tips, and complete guides for proper maintenance of your saltwater reef aquarium.
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. Aiptasia are small, invasive anemones that can appear in reef tanks. They are often called glass or rock anemones. They reproduce rapidly and sting corals, causing stress and potential death...Read moreThomas sat down with Lou Ekus from Tropic Marin to ask the hard questions about salt mix.Read moreAlgae can enter your aquarium from introduced rocks, sand, frags, and even floating in the bag alongside a new fish. While algae is a completely normal and healthy part of an aquatic ecosystem,...Read moreSince the invention of the wheel, we humans have been leaning on technology to simplify just about every aspect of our lives. Whether it be something as simple as an electric toothbrush or more...Read moreSimple answers to common questions we get about reef aquarium additives.Read moreAs the new year rolls in, it's the perfect time to set ambitious yet attainable goals for your saltwater aquarium. Whether you're looking to introduce new life, enhance your tank's environment, or...Read more1. Tank You'll want to get a basic 10 - 40 gallon glass or acrylic aquarium to use as a dedicated quarantine tank so that you can treat your fish...Read more1. Siphon Siphons are a quick and easy way to remove detritus from the sand bed, uneaten fish food, fish poop, and they even help when performing a water change. A...Read more
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