There are a number of best practices for reefkeeping and one of the bigger ones in my book is to try and minimize the amount of time I put my hands in the tank.
I shot some amazing video of my corals under a 3″ ReefBrite Tech LED Strip Light. Check out the awesome footage and my review of this light.
Red Bugs are relatively easy to treat and eliminate in a reef tank. Not so with Acro Eating Flatworms (AEFW). Eggs can survive dips.
A bacterial bloom is a common cause of cloudy water in a reef tank. A UV sterilizer is a good way to solve the problem and clear up the cloudiness.
This is my review of the Bubble King Double Cone 250 Skimmer from Royal Exclusiv. The quality of the skimmer and attention to detail is second to none.
Before introducing a lot corals to a reef tank it is a good idea to run the equipment for a few months to get a feel for the new system.
This is a review of the Nest Cam as an aquarium monitoring tool. The camera delivers 1080p HD video and allows you to zoom in and view video at close range.
I love designer clownfish so when Sea & Reef recently announced a new designer clownfish I became intrigued. The new strain, currently un-named, is striking with its distinctive panda-like black and white markings. The release date for these beauties was supposed to be the Fall of 2015 but that was pushed back to grow out more
Keeping up with regular water changes for a reef tank is very important. Here is how I set my system up to make this task extremely easy.
For my new 187 gallon tank I decided to aquascape it with Marco Rocks dry rock. I did a mock-up of the aquascape outside of the tank..
Taking really good pictures of a reef tank can be a challenge. Here are some tips on photographing reef tanks with a DSLR or mirrorless camera.
I have always used live rock to start my tanks. However, more reef keepers today are going with dry rock so I decided to give it a shot.
