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Product Review - Koralia Water Pumps
Seems like everybody these days is catching on to the new Wave in water circulation technology, Koralia Pumps. Made by Hydor, a trusted name in reef aquarium equipment, these little pumps have [...]
Feeding the fish in the aquarium, and also shrimps if kept, is one of the most pleasurable parts of keeping a seawater aquarium. This is probably because of the direct interaction between the aquarist and fish. Some fish can become so tame that they will rise and take food from the fingers. This heart warming [...]
It always amazes me how many people I see or talk to who purchase a marine animal, take it home, open the bag and pour it into their aquarium. I can never understand why some people do not acclimate their purchases properly, it could be laziness, lack of knowledge, impatience etc but one thing is [...]
Once all the research, planning and waiting is complete and the aquarium is full of water and has finally finished cycling you will finally be ready to introduce your first fish.
It is important to ensure that you make the right choice though as there are some fish which are suitable to be added at this [...]
Buying A New Marine Fish
All aquarists need to buy livestock, and the majority of livestock purchases are from a local fish shop (LFS). There are certain points that need to be watched for when the livestock is selected.
The aquarist may just be ready to start introducing marine fish, and the first action is to consider [...]
So after what seems like an eternity of cycling, your tank is finally ready. Ready for the addition of colorful, lively fish. But where to start? Which ones do I add? Who gets along with who? Reef Safe?
The choice of which fish to add can be difficult. They’re all so [...]
Ever walked into a pet shop and wondered where “Nemo” came form?
While most saltwater aquarium fish are wild caught, there are a growing number of species which are successfully, being bred and raised in an aquarium environment.
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