Scott Groseclose

Red Sea has unveiled its latest innovation for marine aquariums: the ReefRun Gen 2 (G2) DC controllable pumps. These advanced return pumps are designed to provide aquarists with powerful, energy-efficient, and virtually silent operation, all while offering smart features for seamless integration into modern reef systems.

Red Sea has unveiled its second-generation ReefLED lights, introducing three advanced models: the ReefLED 60, ReefLED 115, and ReefLED 170. These Gen 2 ReefLED lights are meticulously engineered to enhance coral growth and coloration, providing aquarists with a more versatile and efficient lighting solution for their reef aquariums.

Dealing with algae problems in a reef tank is one of the most common challenges for saltwater aquarium hobbyists. Excess algae can harm coral growth, reduce water quality, and detract from the beauty of your marine aquarium. This guide will walk you through identifying different types of algae, methods for removing and preventing them, and effective algae control solutions like ReefFlux and algae-eating livestock.

When it comes to maintaining the perfect environment in your aquarium, water movement is essential. The Tunze Turbelle Nanostream 6075 wavemaker pump is a game-changer, offering precision-engineered water flow in a compact, efficient design. Whether you're a seasoned hobbyist or a beginner setting up your first tank, this pump delivers performance and reliability that makes it an excellent addition to any aquarium setup.

PAR, or Photosynthetically Active Radiation, is a critical factor when it comes to reef tank lighting. In scientific terms, PAR refers to the specific range of light wavelengths, from 400 to 700 nanometers, that corals, algae, and plants use for photosynthesis. PAR is essential because it measures the light that is actually usable by corals to produce energy, through the symbiotic relationship they have with zooxanthellae ...

The Oman Clownfish, scientifically known as Amphiprion omanensis, is a captivating species that has intrigued marine enthusiasts and biologists alike. Known for their bright colors, fascinating social behaviors, and symbiotic relationships with sea anemones, Oman Clownfish are a popular choice for aquarium hobbyists worldwide.

Regular water changes are vital for maintaining the health of both saltwater and freshwater aquariums. This essential task ensures that your tank remains free of harmful chemicals, excess nutrients, and other pollutants that can jeopardize the well-being of your aquatic life.

Proper lighting is essential for a thriving reef tank, as it replicates natural sunlight and supports the photosynthesis corals need to stay healthy. Selecting the best reef tank LED lighting system is crucial to providing adequate intensity, spectrum, and PAR (Photosynthetically Active Radiation) levels, all of which contribute to coral growth and coloration. In this article, we’ll explore high-end lighting options...

Maintaining a saltwater reef aquarium without regular water changes is a growing trend among experienced reef aquarists. Traditionally, water changes were the cornerstone of nutrient export and replenishment of essential elements, but newer methods, like the Triton Labs Method or Reef Moonshiners Method (other methods below) allow hobbyists to maintain healthy, thriving reef systems without frequent water changes.

Get ready for the return of the Southern Aquatic Experience, celebrating its 5th year as the premier trade show hosted by Aquarium Specialty! This year’s event will take place on October 19th at the Jamil Temple in Columbia, SC. The event is featuring an impressive array of marine and freshwater livestock, cutting-edge aquarium products, and some unexpected exotic animals, making it a can't-miss event for aquarium and pet enthusiasts alike.