Fish Guides and Fish Information

Keeping proper reef tank parameters is essential for the health of your fish, coral and other invetebrates. High Nitrates & Phosphates can lead to unsightly algae and flucuations in your levels can lead to poor coral heath. Some levels can even cause coral and fish death.

We got chance to put the new Firstbite Veggie feast and the new Firstbite Magnetic Feeding clip to the test.

So we know there’s some fish that are not suitable for your tank, they may not be compatible with your inhabitants, they may not be reef safe and eat your critters or coral, but this is a list of the fish with think you should possible avoid altogether.

We ended up with a tank that had a strange size filter sock and wanted to replace the socks with a filter cup which we find much more practical, Nothing appeared available off the shelf so the solution... make our own.

Whether you’re just starting a new marine aquarium project or just adding new reef safe fish to an existing reef tank, it’s critical to understand the expected relationships between the different corals, critters, and fish in a saltwater aquarium environment. In these cases, it is important to always select reef safe fish (like the ones listed on our site) for a reef tank project

What Is A Self Sustaining Fish Tank & Why Would You Want A Self Sustaining Fish Tank Ecosystem?
When we talk about self sustaining fish tanks, people often think of closed-tank systems that require minimal set up and allow for little intervention. Yet the fact of the matter is, the healthiest, most successful, easiest-to-care-for saltwater reef aquarium projects are all self sustaining to some degree.