As a crucial part of keeping your reef tank healthy. Water testing should be a top priority to maintaining your reef tank
Here we will discuss all of the parameters you should keep an eye on and test regularly. Including Temperature, Salinity, pH, & more
scott Shiles, March 14, 2023
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
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
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
New to the hobby or looking to joining thousands of Reefers across the world? Find out why we all have decided to take the plunge of having our own piece of the ocean in our homes and offices.
Reef keeping offers a wide range of rewards. From connecting to the growing community of Reefers to having your own piece of living work of art.
scott Shiles, March 01, 2023
Crucial to the well-being of your reef tank and corals is commonly overlooked. Without the correct Alkalinity and pH your new corals are at risk
Read more to find out why the Alkalinity and pH of your reef tank is such an important thing to keep in mind
scott Shiles, February 22, 2023
Just as feeding different types of fish, some coral types have different needs than do others. Corals have adapted to capture falling food, and even varieties that are highly reliant on light can benefit from being fed.
Coral nutrition is something beginners are often guilty of neglecting, It is paramount that these needs are being met with your new coral.
scott Shiles, February 17, 2023
Maintaining your saltwater aquarium is the most important thing you can do for your coral. One crucial component of that is changing out your aquarium's water frequently
It is generally accepted in the reef tank hobby that a 10%-20% water replacement weekly is optimal for peak tank performance. A consistent tank is a healthy tank, and replacing this amount of water keeps water conditions steady.
Test test, December 29, 2022
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