The Salty Side

A cloudy saltwater tank is a common occurrence in new setups, where the water turns milky or opaque. This makes it difficult to see the fish, or anything in your tank, and can leave a new aquarist concerned for the ...
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SPS corals are the architects and builders of coral reefs around the world. In a mixed reef tank, SPS are the corals that consume most of the major and minor elements we provide, growing upwards and outwards, creating the height, ...
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Keeping a reef aquarium is all about maintaining a safe and stable environment for your inhabitants. This allows them to thrive and grow. However, as they grow we have to consider how we are going to keep that harmonious environment ...
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For many reefers with saltwater tanks, fragging corals becomes a necessity for a number of reasons. They may be outgrowing your tank or picking fights with their next-door neighbours. You may want to earn a bit of extra money as ...
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Soft corals are often described as beginners’ corals, and consequently most reefers will have one or two soft coral varieties in their tanks. Of the three coral types, soft corals are also the most prolific growers and it may come ...
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When we set up reef aquariums, we often pride ourselves on the aesthetics of the display. The cabinet often looks sleek and modern; the lights look stylish and unobtrusive. The live rock is placed to our liking, and coral frags ...
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