Setting up a saltwater reef tank is easy by following these six quick start steps: Purchase tank, stand, and equipment Place tank on leveled stand and install equipment Place sand and rock Add saltwater and nitrifying bacteria Add fish Add invertebrates and coral Please read on for a detailed explanation of each step. Step 1:… Read More »Easy quick start reef tank guide

You can seed dry rock with live rock! Learn how to seed dry rock efficiently and fast for a quick nitrogen cycle.

If your saltwater aquarium corals won’t open or extend, it is likely for one of these five reasons. Water parameters: Salinity, alkalinity, calcium, and magnesium levels in your tank may be out of the acceptable ranges. Lighting: Too much light (photosynthetic active radiation) can be toxic to the coral, while too little light can also… Read More »My saltwater corals won’t open up

Here are 5 must-have reef tank accessories! Automatic Top Off (ATO): Automates the task of topping off your tank with fresh water from evaporation. Digital Testing: Saltwater digital checkers produce the most accurate test results to help keep your fish and corals healthy. Smart Tank Protection: Avoid tank crashes from heater malfunctions and overflowing skimmer… Read More »5 Must-Have Nano Reef Tank Accessories!

The best clean-up crew for a reef tank will contain a combination of beneficial invertebrates such as snails, crabs, urchins, and shrimp. The recommended quantity is based on your aquarium volume, with the maximum number being one per gallon of water.  Your fish, corals, and aquarium substrate will affect your clean-up crew selection.   Turbo snail:… Read More »Best Clean up Crew for a Reef Tank (Complete Guide)