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If you’ve had a reef tank for any real stretch of time, chances are you’ve come across the notorious Aiptasia anemone. And if you’ve spotted one, you’ve probably seen many—they multiply fast. Aiptasia often sneak into tanks as hitchhikers on new corals, live rock, or macroalgae. Once in, they quickly spread, sting corals, and take…
If you’re looking into test kits, you’re well on your way to creating a thriving reef tank! Congratulations! When setting up a new aquarium, test kits are a MUST to monitor water parameters during the cycling process, ensuring your tank is ready for livestock. Once corals are added, regular testing will maintain ideal conditions. Essential…
Did you recently add the perfect fish to your aquarium, just to find it covered in white dots a couple of days later? Fish with ich. Learning how to properly treat a saltwater Ich outbreak that’s spreading in your display fish tank is crucial at this point. A reef-safe treatment may require moving the infected…
Best Saltwater Fish for Beginners: A Guide to Easy-Care Marine Species Starting a saltwater aquarium can be exciting, but choosing the right fish is crucial for a smooth experience. Some species are hardy, adaptable, and easier to care for, making them ideal for beginners. Below are some of the best saltwater fish to consider for…
The Aquarium Nitrogen Cycle Among the many vital elements that every aquarist should master, perhaps the most paramount is understanding the intricacies of the nitrogen cycle. This process of neutralizing and eliminating nitrogenous byproducts is essential for maintaining the well-being of your aquatic life and ensuring the thriving of your aquarium. One of the most…
Selecting the Ideal Spot for Your Aquarium Aquariums can dramatically elevate the ambiance of any space they occupy. Whether you’re motivated by a passion for aquatic life or the aesthetic appeal, you may already have a specific location in mind. However, if you’re still undecided, rest assured that most areas within your home can accommodate…