Structure of a Marine System A marine system consists of three units: Display – the main viewing aquarium. Stand – which supports the Display. SUMP – the technical part of the system located under the Stand. Requirements for the Stand...
Effective Removal of Antibiotics and Unwanted Substances from a Marine Aquarium In a marine aquarium, there's sometimes a need to quickly remove unwanted substances—whether antibiotics after treating fish, chemical compounds accidentally introduced into the system, or residual lubricant from new...
Calculating the daily consumption of various elements in a marine aquarium is a fundamental skill necessary for every aquarist. Without understanding this process, your system will constantly experience instability, which will ultimately lead to problems with corals and other inhabitants....
Introduction Moving from one aquarium system to another is a relevant topic for many aquarium hobbyists. Typically, the move happens from a smaller system to a larger one, as larger systems make it easier to maintain stability (water parameters change...
Reef Aquarium Without Fish: Maintaining Biological Balance Maintaining a marine reef aquarium without fish might seem like an attractive idea for those looking to avoid the hassle of feeding fish, or those who simply prefer the aesthetics of a clean...
Learn about the critical relationship between biology and chemistry in reef aquariums. This comprehensive guide explains nitrogen cycles, proper biofiltration setup, and how to maintain a healthy reef ecosystem with thriving corals and fish. Essential knowledge for both beginners and experienced reef keepers.
