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Saltwater And Marine
Small section about saltwater tanks and profiles of several species
5 gallon Saltwater Aquarium Comments And Reactions - Viewed 4761 times Sharon Wrote:This is a 5 1/2 gal. tank with about 6 lbs. of live rock and some aragonite crushed coral on the bottom. I have an airstone under the live rock and a small Hagen sponge filter in one corner. There is also some caulerpa in there. I also have a couple of damsel fish
An Easy Saltwater Aquarium - Viewed 2934 times You might think you need a degree in chemistry just to keep a decent saltwater tank. Maybe it's all so compli
Breeding Clownfish - Viewed 1630 times Breeding ClownfishBy William Berg
Thanks to Disney's Motion Picture 'Finding Nemo,' almost everybody is familiar with clownfish.
Clownfish, or Anemonefishes, from the family Pomacentridae, are one of the easiest tro
Keeping Seahorses - Viewed 2238 times By: Tami Weiss
It wasn't long ago that seahorses were considered "impossible" to keep in captivity. Many believed they were only suitable for those with massive resources such as public aquariums. If the home aquarist were to attempt to keep seahorses, they needed to live near the
List of the components of a marine tank and their function - Viewed 440 times By PerfectBlue
Here is a list I wrote for a few other forums which gives you some items you will need and a little information about each one.
Items That You Will Need For A Saltwater Tank
I hope this will help anyone that is interested in setting up saltwater
Purple Reef Lobster - Viewed 2360 times
By bobbittle Temperature : 72-78°F (22-26°C)Ease of keeping : EasyAgressivness : Peaceful
Small Saltwater Tanks - Viewed 2731 times On or around December 10th, 1998 I started two new saltwater tanks.I had just torn down my old 30 gallon marine tank, and so I was able to use the live rock to give these tanks a head start.
The 10 Gallon Saltwater Tank
Small Saltwater Tanks - Part 2 - Viewed 1766 times It's now Feb. 20th 1999, the tiny saltwater tanks have been going strong for over 2 months.I have had a greater than expected problem with excessive algae in the 5 gallon tank. The 10 has not been a problem at all. All the inhabitant are doing well; I haven't added anything more, yet.
Yellowtail Damsel - Viewed 2062 times A Yellow-Tail in a Nano-Reef
By: bobbittle Latin Name: Chrysiptera parasemaOrigin : PacificTemperature : 72-78°F (22-26°C)Ease of keep
