By Brandon Klaus If you’re looking to build a reef tank and want to cram as much filtration into your system as possible, you may have to think outside the box and install a sump in a closet, crawlspace, basement, or garage. These remote setups Read more here…

By Jeff Kurtz One of the more challenging aspects of marine fishkeeping, particularly for those interested in creating a mixed community of interesting fishes, is choosing different species that will coexist peacefully in captivity. This might seem easy enough given the fact that, in the Read more here…

By Brandon Klaus After having a monster first half of 2014, Oceans Reefs & Aquariums has been a bit quiet on virtually all fronts. A bit too quiet if you ask us. Sure, they’ve made a few appearances at pet related shows, but after several Read more here…

By Leonard Ho Click through to see the images. A centrifuge is essentially any equipment that spins liquid at high speed to separate particulates via the sedimentation principle. Think: Spinning carnival ride – only much faster. These types of devices could effectively separate algae from Read more here…

By Brandon Klaus LPS corals come in a huge variety of shapes, sizes, and colors. While most of them have huge, fleshy polyps draped over hard calcium skeletons, others like the Leptastrea are far less showy, in that respect. Instead, these much smaller fleshy polyps Read more here…

By Brandon Klaus The aquarium equipment conversations are often dominated by which light is more important, or which protein skimmer is best suited for your size of aquarium system. But one of the most widely overlooked aspects of a reef tank is the water flow. Read more here…

By Jeff Kurtz There’s a reason I chose to spotlight Dascyllus aruanus, the humbug or three-striped damselfish, in this profile. “Caribbean” Chris and I will soon be matching wits with four representatives of this species that have laid claim to a large marine aquarium situated Read more here…

By Leonard Ho Click through to see the images. From the University of Tennessee: UT Study Finds Fish Just Wanna Have Fun Fish just want to have fun, according to a UT study that finds even fish “play.” The research is published in the academic Read more here…

By Albert B Ulrich III Saltwater Ich, also known as Marine White Spot Disease, is caused by the parasite Cryptocaryon irritans. The term “Ich” is a generic carry-over from the freshwater parasite Ichthyophthiriius. Since both parasites cause white spots on the fish, the disease is Read more here…

By Brandon Klaus Every once in a while, you just have to stop and smell the salty roses, and that’s precisely what we’re doing with this gem. A Reef Creation posted this hypnotic image of the best Symphillia wilsoni coral that we bet you’ve ever Read more here…