Aquarium Setup & Equipment, Corals & Reef Keeping
Powerheads and Wave Makers: Improving Flow in Your Reef Tank
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Aug
Aug
Proper water movement is as important as lighting and dosing for a healthy reef tank.
Category Archives: Corals & Reef Keeping
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Jul
Jul
Anemones are less forgiving than most coral and need a mature, stable tank to thrive long-term.
30
Jul
Jul
Fragging lets you propagate coral, trade with other hobbyists, and manage overgrowth in your reef tank.
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Jul
Jul
Small reef tanks are more affordable but less forgiving — here’s how to set one up for success.
Corals & Reef Keeping, Water Quality & Chemistry
Calcium, Alkalinity, and Magnesium: Reef Tank Dosing Explained
19
Jul
Jul
The three parameters that matter most for keeping stony coral healthy, and how to dose them safely.
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Jul
Jul
Tap water contains impurities that can fuel algae and stress sensitive coral — here’s why RO/DI filtration matters.
Buying Guides, Corals & Reef Keeping
Building a Reef Tank Clean-Up Crew: Snails, Hermit Crabs, and Shrimp
16
Jul
Jul
A well-chosen clean-up crew tackles algae, leftover food, and detritus so your reef tank stays balanced.
10
Jul
Jul
Hammer, torch, and frogspawn corals are a popular, relatively forgiving entry into LPS coral keeping.
10
Jul
Jul
Understanding the three broad coral categories helps you build a reef tank stocking plan that matches your experience level.
10
Jul
Jul
Lighting, flow, and water chemistry requirements for keeping Acropora, one of the most demanding SPS corals.