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Explore How Technology and Sustainability Are Shaping the Reefkeeping Hobby
scott Shiles, January 23, 2025
Unlock the Secrets of Coral Nutrition: Photosynthesis, Prey Capture, and Nutrient Absorption
Learn how corals feed and thrive through photosynthesis, prey capture, and nutrient absorption. Explore the science of coral metabolism and reef tank care
scott Shiles, January 22, 2025
Learn How to Arrange Corals for Beauty, Compatibility, and Health in Your Reef Tank
Proper coral placement is essential for creating a thriving and visually stunning reef tank. This blog offers practical advice on arranging corals for optimal health, compatibility, and aesthetics, helping you design an underwater masterpiece.
scott Shiles, December 03, 2024
Discover How Coral Microbiomes Drive Growth, Immunity, and Color in Your Reef Tank
Learn how beneficial bacteria and zooxanthellae algae impact coral health, growth, and color in this guide to the coral microbiome
scott Shiles, November 13, 2024
Debunking Common Coral Care Myths: Essential Facts for a Thriving Reef Tank
Many coral care myths can lead to confusion and mistakes for reef enthusiasts. This blog debunks popular misconceptions, covering feeding, lighting, water flow, and other coral needs, helping you create a balanced, thriving reef environment
scott Shiles, November 01, 2024
Mastering Coral Harmony: Tips to Manage Aggression and Space in Your Reef Tank
Learn how to manage coral aggression in your reef tank, from planning coral placement to using activated carbon and regular pruning. Keep your aquarium peaceful and thriving with these expert tips on managing competition and space.
scott Shiles, October 22, 2024
Protect Your Reef: A Guide to Setting Up a Coral Quarantine Tank and Preventing Pests and Diseases
When adding new corals to your reef tank, it's essential to take precautions against pests and diseases that could devastate your marine ecosystem. Just like in any other biological environment, your reef tank can become vulnerable to harmful hitchhikers—unwanted pests and parasites that can damage your corals or even wipe out an entire tank. One of the best ways to prevent this is by setting up a coral quarantine tank.
scott Shiles, October 14, 2024
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