Reef tanks that are thirty gallons and under are typically referred to as Nano reef tanks. These small reef aquariums can house complex ecosystems and coral specimens. However, you want to be aware of some of the risks and requirements associated with smaller reef tanks. Really, there is a big appeal to getting a thirty-gallon …
Corals are known for their exotic shapes and highly pigmented colors. These live specimens are truly diverse and come in all types of variations and breeds. So, it is no wonder that so many marine aquarists have gotten into the hobby of reef keeping! Corals liven up your tank space and create a beautiful and …
If you maintain an aquarium as a hobby, you definitely know how much it costs to keep it clean, complete, and attractive. You may have even lost account of how much money you have invested -and will keep on investing- in it. So, looking for a way to recover at least some of your spent …
Pulsing Xenia is an extremely popular, extensively growing, and easy to frag coral species. The name finds its meaning in the rhythmic pulsing its floating stems make. I had a bit of success with fragging xenia after so many failed attempts. The process to frag xenia is not easy, but you can get it right …
Corals come in all kinds of shapes, sizes, and breeds. Still, what kinds of coral can you put into a reef tank? In this post, I’ll be introducing you to LPS corals and defining exactly what they are! LPS corals are a group of corals that are characterized by their stony structure and large fleshy …
SPS coral is a term that’s often thrown around when people are talking about coral. When I first got into corals I did not even know what SPS stands for, and nobody seemed to explain it. I’ve created this page to help you get a better understanding of SPS Corals. SPS corals are a group …
One of the best things about corals is their versatility and variety. From hard stony corals to soft bendable ones, there is a world of possibilities for your aquarium. Leather corals are some of the most interesting species around. Leather corals thrive in almost any condition. The placement in a reef tank is not as …
Many people want to increase their corals’ growth, but this isn’t something that can easily be pulled off. Caring for these corals, I had to keep an eye on water conditions, optimum diet, and other things that added to their growth. This post will truly help you in configuring the very system you need to …
Coral fragging is corresponding to gardening. You cut a fragment from the coral and place it someplace else. You can sell or trade with friends. It is mostly done to control excessive growth rates of some corals where you don’t want a tank full of only a single species. Not all corals are suitable for …
The ideal temperature for a coral reef tank is one essential factor. After doing thorough research about the best temperature for a coral reef tank, I can say I have the perfect answer for you. The best temperature for corals in a reef tank is 77-79 degrees Fahrenheit or 25-26 degrees Celsius. A stable temperature …