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Scott Groseclose
Neptune Systems Upgrades the DOS with Quiet Drive Pumps
One of the best selling dosing pumps is getting a bit of a facelift. In addition to a slight color change with a darker gray housing the DOS will now come with quieter peralstic continuous use pumps in the same form factor as the origional DOS. The new Neptune DOS Quite Drive promisses to be 1.5 times quieter (4 dB) at slower speeds and 4 times quieter at higher speeds (13 dB).
Introducing The Hydros Maven: The Ultimate Automatic Aquarium Water Tester
Aquarium enthusiasts, rejoice! Say goodbye to the hassle of manual water testing and welcome the future of aquarium automation with the groundbreaking Hydros Maven Water Tester. Designed with precision and convenience in mind, this innovative device takes the guesswork out of maintaining optimal water conditions for your aquatic friends.
Gem Tang: A Practical Guide to a Stunning Aquarium Addition
Gem Tang, scientifically known as Zebrasoma gemmatum, is a amazing tan species that highly sought after by aquarium enthusiasts. Native to the pristine waters of the Indian Ocean, specifically around the island of Madagascar, Gem Tangs are prized for their striking appearance and peaceful demeanor. In this article, we'll look at aspects of caring for Gem Tangs, by making it easier for hobbyists to consider adding these beautiful fish to their fish only aquarium or reef tank.
Title: The Shy Hamlet: A Reserved Beauty in the Aquarium Trade
In the vast world of aquarium fish, there are some lesser-known gems that deserve recognition despite their reserved nature. One such species is the Shy Hamlet (Hypoplectrus guttavarius), a fascinating fish boasts a vibrant electric blue streak near its eye. Let's delve into what makes the Shy Hamlet stand out in the aquarium trade.
Latin Name: Hypoplectrus guttavarius
Biotek Marine Frag Tags and Photo Boxes Released
We are pleased to announce the release of 2 new products from BioTek Marine. First on the docket, are the Frag Tags.
Oceans, Reefs & Aquariums (ORA) and it's Impact on the Aquarium Industry
Capturing the essence of the underwater marine enviroment and bringing it into our homes with care and responsibility has always been the mission of Oceans, Reefs & Aquariums (ORA). With a focus on sustainable practices and conservation, ORA stands at the forefront of marine livestock cultivation, revolutionizing the way we interact with the ocean's treasures.
Mexican Turbo Snail - a Beneficial Addition to Any Aquarium Clean-Up Crew
Description: The Mexican Turbo Snail, scientifically known as Turbo fluctuosa, is a captivating addition to any marine aquarium. With its striking appearance and efficient cleaning abilities, this snail serves as an invaluable member of any clean-up crew. Native to the warm waters of the Pacific Ocean, these snails are often collected from Mexico and other parts of Central and South America.
The Beneficial White Sand Sifting Starfish (Archaster typicus)
Welcome to the captivating world of the White Sand Sifting Starfish, also known as Archaster typicus! As a vital member of any aquarium clean-up crew, these remarkable creatures play a crucial role in maintaining the health and cleanliness of your saltwater aquarium or reef tank. Here's why you should consider adding one to your aquatic habitat.
The Tiger Pistol Shrimp (Alpheus bellulus) For Your Aquarium
The Tiger Pistol Shrimp, also known as Alpheus bellulus, is a remarkable creature renowned for its vibrant colors, unique behavior, and intriguing symbiotic relationships within the marine world. Keeping these shrimp in an aquarium can be a rewarding experience, but it requires understanding their specific needs, behaviors, and interactions with other species.
Bumblebee Snails (Engina mendicaria), As Part of Your Clean-Up Crew
As we continue our series of articles about aquarium clean-up crews we now look to the benefits of keeping the Bumblebee Snail (Engina mendicaria). These diminutive gastropods, fashioned with striking yellow and black stripes reminiscent of their namesake, are not only aesthetically pleasing but also serve as efficient cleaners, contributing to the overall health and balance of saltwater reef tanks.