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Keeping a freshwater or reef aquarium is an incredibly rewarding hobby, but many aquarists are deterred by the perception that keeping a freshwater or saltwater is too expensive. While high-end aquarium equipment can come with a hefty price tag, there are plenty of budget-friendly options that allow hobbyists to build and maintain a thriving aquarium without breaking the bank.

There’s no denying that clownfish are among the easiest aquarium fish to take care of. Not only are they low maintenance, but they seem to find a host quickly and live happily throughout their days. In the wild, these clownfish usually host in an anemone to survive. But in an aquarium where they generally feel safe, that may not always be the case...

In the world of aquarium care, nori sheets, also known as seaweed sheets, play a crucial role in providing essential nutrition to marine life. These thin, nutrient-rich sheets are not just a treat but a staple for many aquarium fish, especially herbivores like tangs, angelfish, and blennies and other omnivorous species of fish. However, not all nori sheets are created equal; their grade can significantly impact their nutritional value and overall benefit to your aquatic ecosystem.

This article was originally written in December 2021 so we decided to update the article and introduce the new Red Sea 250 for smaller aquariums. Keep reading to learn more about each ReefMat to see if it might be right for your aquarium.

The Scarlet Reef Hermit Crab, scientifically known as Paguristes cadenati, is a fascinating and colorful addition to both fish-only and reef aquariums. Originating from the Atlantic Ocean, these small crustaceans contribute not only to the aesthetics of your tank but also to its overall health. In this article, we'll explore the benefits of keeping Scarlet Reef Hermit Crabs, their natural habitat, lifespan, diet, compatibility with other marine life, and the essential tank parameters for their well-being.

The Cherry Red Shrimp, scientifically known as Neocaridina davidi, is a vibrant and charming freshwater shrimp species that has become a favorite among aquarium enthusiasts. Originating from the freshwater streams of Taiwan, these shrimps have adapted well to aquarium life and are renowned for their striking red coloration and ease of care.

In the ever-evolving world of marine aquariums, hobbyists are constantly seeking innovative solutions to enhance the health and vitality of their coral reef tanks and coral grow-out tanks. Biotek Marine, a trusted name in the aquarium industry, has stepped up to the challenge with their cutting-edge IntelliGrow Magnetic Racks. Available in three different sizes, these racks are revolutionizing the way coral enthusiasts cultivate and display their coral frags in a space saving manor.

Most beginners to the marine hobby cut their teeth on easy to keep, relatively cheap species such as Clownfish and blennies. When it comes to choice, compared to freshwater tanks, there are oceans full of absolutely stunning fishes out there for the advanced saltwater hobbyist to enjoy. But with so much choice, where do you start?

The substrate that you use in your aquarium will become a vital part of your aqua eco-system. Its purpose is much broader than simply making the tank look nice. It also works to help the filter by creating a place for beneficial bacteria to build up, it acts as a safe place for any burrowing inhabitants you have, and has other different functions depending on different substrates.