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Dinoflagellates, often referred to as "dinos" by aquarium enthusiasts, are a group of single-celled organisms classified within the phylum Dinoflagellata. Scientifically, they are characterized by...

Keeping your saltwater aquarium crystal clear doesn't have to be a tedious chore, thanks to the Maxspect Refine Magnetic Aquarium Glass Scraper. Unlike traditional scrapers, the Refine features a...

Vermetid snails are one of the most frustrating pests for reef tank owners. These small, tube-shaped snails can spread quickly, irritating corals and disrupting the natural beauty of your...

Bubble algae, commonly from the genera Valonia and Ventricaria, are green algae characterized by their smooth, bubble-like structures. While their appearance might seem intriguing, they can become...

The Aiptasia Eating Filefish (Acreichthys tomentosus) is a fascinating and functional addition to many saltwater aquariums. Best known for its ability to help control nuisance Aiptasia anemones,...

The Yellow Watchman Goby (Cryptocentrus cinctus) is a beloved reef fish, known not just for its quirky personality and perpetual pout, but for one of the most fascinating partnerships in the...

Bold, rare, and undeniably elegant, the McCullochi Clownfish (Amphiprion mccullochi) is a true gem in the saltwater aquarium hobby. With its deep brown to almost black body, crisp white head bar,...

Bold, territorial, and undeniably striking, the Tomato Clownfish (Amphiprion frenatus) is a standout species in the saltwater aquarium hobby. Recognized for its deep red coloration and a single...

Few things are more frustrating to a saltwater aquarium hobbyist than looking at your beautifully aquascaped reef tank, which is shrouded in a foggy haze. Cloudy water can be alarming, especially...

Can I maintain a stable reef aquarium without water changes? While it is "possible" to maintain a reef aquarium without water changes, it's not recommended as a viable, long-term...

Thomas sat down with Lou Ekus from Tropic Marin to ask the hard questions about salt mix.

Thomas sat down with Lou Ekus from Tropic Marin to ask the hard questions about salt mix.

    1. 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...

  1. Dosing Pumps Dosing pumps precisely administer essential elements like calcium, alkalinity, magnesium, and trace minerals, maintaining optimal water...

  1. Coral Dip Coral dip is a solution used to treat and cleanse new corals before introducing them to a new saltwater aquarium display or frag tank. The dip...

  1. 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....

Are you ready to embark on a captivating journey into the mesmerizing world of saltwater coral reefs? Building your first coral reef tank is an exhilarating endeavor that combines the beauty of...

Entering the world of saltwater aquariums can be overwhelming for beginners. With an abundance of information available, it's crucial to focus on the fundamentals. In this article, we will provide...

Maintaining a healthy saltwater aquarium requires careful attention to water quality and it all starts with the freshwater used to mix up the saltwater in your tank. Tap water contains impurities...

Maintaining a stable climate is essential for the health and well-being of the inhabitants in a saltwater aquarium. Fluctuations in temperature and other environmental factors can have a...