In this article, you will learn what type of water can be safely used in marine aquaria to avoid harming marine animals. You will explore various sources of water, from tap water to specialized solutions. You will also find out about the dangers of choosing the wrong type of water.
Brown Jelly disease is one of the greatest threats to corals, especially species from the Euphyllia genus. Learn how to prevent it and how to manage it if it occurs.
In saltwater aquarium keeping, maintaining the chemical balance of water is crucial for the health and aesthetics of the entire ecosystem. One of the challenges facing aquarists is controlling algae growth, which is often directly related to levels of certain minerals in the water. Below are minerals whose excess can contribute to excessive algae growth in a saltwater aquarium.
Do you know what you should do between buying and adding a new coral to your aquarium to do it right? Check it here.
Cyanobacteria, commonly called cyanobacteria, are a common problem among aquarists. Find out why they appear and how to get rid of them.
Aquarium cycling is the most important process for any marine aquarium and an issue for many aquarists. Find out what not to do!
Read about the reasons for high NO3 and how to reduce it in a saltwater aquarium.
They are able to take over the aquarium very quickly and dominate our corals. The most popular methods of fighting algae may not work this time.
Tissue loss can occur in just a few minutes or hours, or it can be slow and last for many weeks. What to do when RTN or STN strikes?
Water changing is a simple task, yet there are a few important things you should know before starting to do it.