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OG Bounce Mushroom

OG Bounce Mushrooms have taken the hobby by storm and become one of the most sought-after corals in reef keeping

Proven to not be a fad in the hobby like other corals. OG Bounce Mushrooms are still one of the most popular corals in the hobby
scott Shiles, March 17, 2023
Reef Tank Photo

Are you new to the Reef Keeping hobby and unsure of all the equipment that is used?

Here we will discuss the different types of filtration and the benefits of them. Read along to find out more information
scott Shiles, March 15, 2023
Zoanthids Colony and Frag photo

Aside from all different Coral types such as LPS, SPS, Soft Corals, & Zoanthids. You can choose between Coral Colonies and Coral Frags

Deciding between Coral Frags & Colonies will be a decision you have to make personally and what fits your budget and tank. Read along to see which is the best fit for you
scott Shiles, March 14, 2023
Coral Food Samples

Trying to figure out what type of food your coral is in need of? Here is a general guideline to what you should be feeding your new corals

Selecting which type of foods to feed your corals is crucial. Read along to find out what choice might be best for your corals below
scott Shiles, March 13, 2023
Reef Tank Photo

Here is a brief overview of the different types of Corals that you can add to your reef tank along with general guidelines on each type of coral

If you would like more in depth coral care tips, make your way to our coral care page or one of our blogs on a specific coral and the care needed.
scott Shiles, March 13, 2023
Extreme Corals Coral Collection LPS, SPS, Soft

With technology advancing and a better understanding of coral biology reef keeping as a whole has changed. Here we will talk about popular specimens, lights, and more.

Are you up to date with all evolutions of reef keeping has seen over the years? Read along to see what changes have come over the years!
scott Shiles, March 09, 2023
Extreme Corals Torch Coral

Acclimation of new corals can be a tedious process and daunting to a new hobbyist, but it is critical for proper health of your new coral.

Be sure to follow the steps below to ensure that you have acclimated your new corals correctly
scott Shiles, March 02, 2023

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