by Andrej Brummer | Oct 22, 2011 | Reef Aquariums, Saltwater Aquarium Health, Saltwater Aquarium Set-Up
Today, I want to delve into a hot trend; tiny saltwater aquariums (basically aquariums that are less than 40 gallons (151 litres) and are as small as a few gallons with interchangeable titles of pico, nano, mini and micro) which are becoming increasingly popular...
by Andrej Brummer | Oct 7, 2011 | Choosing Marine Life, marine Invertebrates, saltwater aquarium maintenance, Saltwater Aquarium Tips
Why marine tank janitors? Today I am going to shed some light on a great boon for saltwater tank enthusiasts (especially reefers) and that is the purposeful selection of various saltwater aquarium species that make themselves very useful by: Grazing on pest algae....
by Andrej Brummer | Sep 26, 2011 | Choosing Marine Life, coral reef conservation
Do you know exactly where your marine fish come from? The bottom line is that we all should know where our marine life is coming from and whether or not it was collected humanely and sustainably. The reason for this is that the collection and handling practices used...
by Andrej Brummer | Jul 7, 2011 | Coral Disease, Reef Aquariums, Saltwater Aquarium Pests
Flatworms covering corals in saltwater aquariums can be a real pain, especially when they multiply to near epidemic proportions or start feasting on your favourite Acropora specimen… Most flatworms are actually beneficial to your tanks eco-system. But, there are...
by Andrej Brummer | Apr 27, 2011 | Choosing Marine Life, marine Invertebrates, Marine Livestock, Reef Aquariums
Hey saltwater aquarium fans, Anemones in saltwater tanks really do look amazing with their often dazzling colours; especially if they are hosted by a Clownfish. There is not much in the animal kingdom that I consider cooler or more beautiful than a Clownfish/anemone...
